Napalm Death - Enemy Of The Music Business
| Release date: | 25 September 2000 |
| Style: | Grindcore |
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01. Taste The Poison
02. Next On The List
03. Constitutional Hell
04. Vermin
05. Volume Of Neglect
06. Thanks For Nothing
07. Can't Play, Won't Pay
08. Blunt Against The Cutting Edge
09. Cure For The Common Complaint
10. A Necessary Evil
11. C.S. (Conservative Shithead, Part 2)
12. Mechanics Of Deceit
13. (The Public Gets) What The Public Doesn't Want
14. Fracture In The Equation
02. Next On The List
03. Constitutional Hell
04. Vermin
05. Volume Of Neglect
06. Thanks For Nothing
07. Can't Play, Won't Pay
08. Blunt Against The Cutting Edge
09. Cure For The Common Complaint
10. A Necessary Evil
11. C.S. (Conservative Shithead, Part 2)
12. Mechanics Of Deceit
13. (The Public Gets) What The Public Doesn't Want
14. Fracture In The Equation
Lyrics Recorded at Parkgate Studios, England 26 May - 8 June 2000 Mixed 13 - 19 June.
Produced by Simon Efemey & Russ Russel for The House of Absurd.
Engineered by Sasha Jankovic.
Mastered by Kevin Metcalf at Soundmasters.
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| Uirapuru Liver Failure Posts: 2955  |
Well.. this is average stuff.. but still, compared to the complete failures that were Words From The Exit Wound, Inside The Torn Apart and even Diatribes, this one can be considered a great comeback.
----  ---- member of the true crusade against old school heavy metal, early 80s thrash, NWOBHM, traditional doom, first and second wave black metal, old school death metal, US power metal, 70s prog rock and atmospheric doomsludgestoner. o/
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| Opethian Posts: 1758  |
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| AndyMetalFreak A Nice Guy Contributor Posts: 5328  |
Napalm Death's best album imo, definitely the best since Harmony Corruption I would say. It's one of their best sounding and probably their most consistent to date. There's alot of good tracks on here.
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