A good example of bonus tracks actually being worth it, Atheist Runt in particular is pretty interesting and incredibly catchy

Yo Rod, obviously I have gotten big into them since your comment

Written by [user id=159927] on 29.11.2017 at 22:45
Yo Rod, obviously I have gotten big into them since your comment

Aw, I'm flattered! Glad I could help you by giving you some directions. There is indeed a lot to go through with these guys.! Let me know what you think of some of the more out-there stuff like Fear, Emptiness, Despair and Enemy Of The Music Business. I'm intrigued to know what you'll think of them!

Written by X-Ray Rod on 29.11.2017 at 23:59

Aw, I'm flattered! Glad I could help you by giving you some directions. There is indeed a lot to go through with these guys.! Let me know what you think of some of the more out-there stuff like Fear, Emptiness, Despair and Enemy Of The Music Business. I'm intrigued to know what you'll think of them!

Ok. I liked Fear, Emptiness, Despair, but no where near as much as From Enslavement To Obliteration, The Code Is Red... Long Live The Code, or this. I was going to listen to Time Waits For No Slave next as it is there top rated album on here (surprisingly). I haven't heard Enemy Of The Music Business yet.

This is Napalm Death's best release for me, it's probably the only one I regularly come back too, there's something more sinister about it. The vocals are fantastic, the riffs and drumming performances are all very impressive, and it flows brilliantly. The tracks are consistently good, and the album keeps up the groove and intensity throughout. I suppose you could say the same for any ND release, but this one somehow seems to be done better.