Louder Than Rock [Import]

Product Description
This is an album that covers some of the most influential and biggest rock bands that were, Faith No More, Kyuss & Skid Row to some of the biggest bands of today, Deftones, Sugar Ray & Pantera. 16 tracks from various artists. 2002.

Louder Than Rock,Various Artists,Wea International,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop Collections,Stoner Metal,V/a Compilations

Average customer rating: overwhelmed Is It Really So Strange? You just can't go wrong with bombs. How do you describe the perfect album. Lyrics Speak Louder Than Bombs

Louder Than Bombs The Smiths Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Jangle Pop | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Queen is Dead Meat Is Murder Strangeways, Here We Come The Smiths Hatful of Hollow ASIN: B000002LBH Release Date: 1990-10-25

Tracks:

1. Is It Really So Strange?
2. Sheila Take A Bow
3. Shoplifters Of The World Unite
4. Sweet & Tender Hooligan
5. Half A Person
6. London
7. Panic
8. Girl Afraid
9. Shakespeare's Sister
10. William, It Was Really Nothing
11. You Just Haven't Earned It Yet, Baby
12. Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now
13. Ask
14. Golden Lights
15. Oscillate Wildly
16. These Things Take Time
17. Rubber Ring
18. Back To The Old House
19. Hand In Glove
20. Stretch Out & Wait
21. Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want
22. This Night Has Opened My Eyes
23. Unloveable
24. Asleep

Amazon.com essential recording

This 1987 collection of Smiths album tracks, B-sides, and singles (and roughly half of Hatful of Hollow) is a worthy essential Smiths due to its scope and size. Twenty-four tracks in all, it includes hits such as the irresistible and bouncy "Ask," the Smiths prototype "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now," "William, It Was Really Nothing," "Panic," and "Hand in Glove." Lesser-known tracks like the lovely, piano-driven instrumental "Oscillate Wildly," the dark "Rubber Ring," and the weary "Half a Person" are strong enough to stand without the benefit of support from the hits. There are a few misses here, but they're hardly noticeable when surrounded by all the great tracks. Plus, a number of must-haves ("You Just Haven't Earned It Yet, Baby," "Stretch Out and Wait," "Half a Person") are virtually unavailable elsewhere. --Lorry Fleming

Customer Reviews:

overwhelmed.......2007-07-04

Looking at the list of songs on this album, I am overwhelmed at their brilliance. I don't know how they did it, but Morrissey and Marr had some connection that allowed them to create some of the most magnificent songs ever written. The Smiths are comparable to U2 in talent and song-writing ability, they just were never quite as popular because they never sold out to the mainstream. Although Morrissey can be a bit pompous at times, he has always stayed true to his art. I dont need to tell you that this album is worth buying because every review gives it 5 stars.

Is It Really So Strange?.......2007-01-20

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No ones 80's record collection is really complete unless it contains a Smiths album,and if you are still a little unsure then this compilation is a really great place to start,before trying their proper albums
(in particular "The Queen is Dead" & "Strangeways Here We Come".)
With Morrissey's poetic lyrics and Johnney Marr's great guitar playing,
your in for a treat whenever you listen to a Smiths song.
And if your still hungry for more after those albums check out Morrissey's solo stuff like "Bona Drag" and "Your Arsenal".
All those people who dismiss the lyrics as "Whiny" really haven't LISTENED to them nor understood the amusing and witty remarks that lie within them.
"I was happy in the haze of a drunken hour but heaven knows I'm miserable now"
Most of us have been there, thanks Morrissey.
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You just can't go wrong with bombs........2007-01-20

This is by far the best Smiths collection you can get. Not only is it the biggest(24 tracks) but it's also a great glimpse into The Smiths back catalog of b-sides. Some of the tracks I could of done without (Unloveable, Golden lights) and had them replaced with some classic tracks (That Joke isn't funny anymore, barbarism begins at home)but it's a great collection none the less. One of the jems on Bombs is the collection exculsive "Asleep" which is one of the most beautiful and tear jerking songs The Smiths ever wrote, and as we all know they wrote alot of them. So yes. Pick this up if you're tired of your Best of Vol 1 and 2 and want to listen to the real meat of The Smiths. you won't be disapointed

How do you describe the perfect album........2006-10-16

It sounds cheesy, doesn't it, stating LTB is the quintescential Smiths album. I remember listening to the Beatles over and OVER and OVER again and my mother telling me that they were the perfect band, that no one else would be able to take their place. I hated her for that. It felt like she had stolen something necessary for growing up. Can't describe the feeling, kind of a jealousy that festered.

So, in rebellion, I listened to Debbie Gibson and other pop sycophants and symbols of the time, finally deciding that George Micheal was as fine a point of where music of the 80s would have to leave its mark. My on-again, off-again girlfriend at the moment convinced me one fine, fall day to take a listen to the LTB tape she constantly carried in her back pocket. Three days later, she was shacking up with a greaser to whom I loathed, but who had a car, leaving me with my moody depression, piles of crisp golden and orange leaves and two more years of high school, and a well used Smiths Louder Than Bombs long playing tape.

Morrisey's amazing voice and lyrical talent, coupled with Johnny Marr's amazing guitar feeds, Andy Rourke's back beat and Mike Joyce keeping the rhthym really fit the mood I was in. Each song reminded me of different things; mostly Shakespearean, long train rides, James Dean, and cool, windy, rainy days in which one tends to curl up with a small book of Keats or Yeats and enjoys being alone. Each song seemed crafted, not produced. Very real and raw. Immensely wonderful.

Yeah, I know, three letters. G - A - Y. Still, I loved the Smiths then, and every band I listen to and love now, such as Deathcab for Cutie, Dandy Worhols, the Doves, Jets Overhead, Coldplay, all seem molded by this little band as well. The Smiths were never huge by the Beatle's standards, although Morrissey continues to have a cult following as does Johnny Marr. It's fall again, the cool air has the aroma of rain, and Dead Poets Society becomes my favorite movie again. The tape has long ago fallen to the ravages of play and time, but I have a well worn CD that I still cherish.

Lyrics Speak Louder Than Bombs.......2006-10-10

"Louder Than Bombs" is a Smiths compilation of sorts, a collection of non-album singles, B-sides and several tracks from the Smiths' first compilation "Hatful of Hollow". Many of these tracks you can't get anywhere else. Well, you can get them on "The World Won't Listen", but that's a very similar compilation to this one.

It's a good value collection, and a fine introduction to the band, I think. There are 24 tracks, recorded between 1984-1987, of all different styles and moods. All have fantastic guitar playing by Johnny Marr, while Andy Rourke's bass and Mike Joyce's guitar keep things catchy too. Morrissey's lyrics though, are what makes this record, and the Smiths, really special, I think. He can be witty at times, he can be warm, he can be sympathetic and he can be despairing, often all in the same song. He comes up with some great little phrases in his songs. As for subject matters, he covers all sorts of things, just as Johnny Marr covers all sorts of moods. "Shoplifters of the World Unite" lends an ear to the commercially compulsive, "This Night Has Opened My Eyes" sees a mother abandon a child, "Girl Afraid" touches on the pushy girl/passive guy relationship, and "You Just Haven't Earned It Yet Baby" (which I reckon really should have gone on to be a hit single) sums up the pain of struggling and striving, whether in attempts to find love or attempts to be famous. It's one of my favourites of the album and the band, as is "Rubber Ring", where Morrissey urges the listener not to "forget the songs that made you cry, and the ones that saved your life" and to spare a happy thought for him after such songs have helped you through tough times. If anyone else had been singing it, it might have come across as a bit arrogant, but the Smiths wrote some powerful songs, and Morrissey knew it! There's also an instrumental by Johnny Marr ("Oscillate Wildly") and a very strange, but typically Morrissey, cover song (Twinkle's "Golden Lights").

The booklet is fairly simple, but it comes with the lyrics to all the songs, which is very nice to have for a band like the Smiths.

Overall, a great introduction to the band, a great addition to Smiths/Morrissey collection, and a great bunch of songs. Recommended.

Average customer rating: Please relase a remastered version of this! The best Soundgarden Album garden of mediocraty monument in molten metal COOL BEGINNING

Louder Than Love Soundgarden Manufacturer: A&M ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Grunge | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Alternative Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music $7.99 and Under | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Pop | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Rock | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Alternative Rock | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music All Blowout Music | Blowout Music | Stores | Music $7.99 and Under | Prices | Blowout Music | Stores | Music More Titles at Least 25% Off | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Ultramega OK Badmotorfinger Down on the Upside Screaming Life/Fopp Superunknown ASIN: B000002GIH Release Date: 1989-08-24

Tracks:

1. Ugly Truth
2. Hands All Over
3. Gun
4. Power Trip
5. Get On The Snake
6. Full On Kevin's Mom
7. Loud Love
8. I Awake
9. No Wrong No Right
10. Uncovered
11. Big Dumb Sex
12. Full On (Reprise)

Customer Reviews:

Please relase a remastered version of this!.......2007-03-31

This is a classic must have CD. They really need to release a remastered version like every other band is doing now with their older releases.

The best Soundgarden Album.......2007-01-19

Probably not a sentiment shared by many, and I won't go into an excrutiating critique, but in my mind this is their best album. Songs like "Hands All Over," "Ugly Truth," "Uncovered," "Loud Love," and "Heretic (which did not appear on the album)" represent the band at their finest. Don't get me wrong, their subsequent albums were superb as well (even the relatively benign "Down On The Upside..."), but Chris' air raid siren vocals, Hiro's foundation crushing bass, and Kim's wailing guitar placed this as one of the best metal albums of all time.

garden of mediocraty.......2006-03-21

ok so I know that sounds harsh for a review title, but it was their first album and heavily influenced by their Seattle band mates Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Alice in Chains. They really evolved over the course of their career. if you are accustomed to the sound of Super Unknown then buy Bad Motor Finger and Down on the Upside. However if you like this album buy Ultramega ok.

monument in molten metal.......2006-02-04

This album changed my life. I hated most all heavy music that came out after _Master of Puppets_ . . . until this. And then it was grunge grunge grunge. I thought the grunge thing was a clever way for marketers to call Soundgarden something other than metal, as this stuff is about as metal as you could ever get. Lots of hair, bludgeoning riffs, high high screamy voice, guitar shredding: everything except the hairspray, spandex, and songs about scoring chicks (notable exception: "Big Dumb Sex," the perfect parody of the hair scene--"Know what to do,/ I'm gonna f**k, f**k, f**k, f**k you). Not to say it doesn't do things that metal had never done, 'coz it does, assuring it its rightful place in the metal pantheon.

First off, Chris Cornell's lyrics are not your typical hormonal metal chants. Some of these are diatribes. "Hands All Over" rains down hard on globalization, using abstraction to get his point across in an intellectual way: "Hands all over the coastal waters./ The crewmen thank her,/ then lay down their oily blanket." Light years beyond AC/DC. The immediate parallel is of course Zeppelin. And of course Soundgarden owes them a huge debt (what rock band after them doesn't?). What I find differentiates Soundgarden from Zep more than anything is Thayil's guitar. Listen close and at times his guitar sounds positively Farsi or raga, not always in the controlled way you hear white bands play when they are trying to be "world," but in a way that sounds like him taking his Iranian upbringing and putting it through a filter of rage. I also love his use of harmonics. Few guitarists are as good at making the instrument sound as scary as an exorcism. And of course, he shreds with the best of them, taking the excursions into more post-tonal territory than his harmony-obsessed counterparts doing their time in bands like Poison and Winger. You don't have to think hard to know that he is one of my favorite rock guitarists ever.

_Louder than Love_ stands alongside of their albums near the pinnacle. It's a different beast than any of their others, a transition from the more loose (and also excellent) _Ultramega OK_ to the tighter _Badmotorfinger_. I like the tension and the dynamics on this one. It's the more hippy Soundgarden. I sometimes wonder if I like this a little more than their later stuff because Hiro Yamamoto is still on the bass here. I just wonder if he brought a slightly more sludgy feel to the band than Ben Shepherd, nonetheless a fine rock bassist. Whatever it is, _Louder Than Love_ will be remembered as a monument to the late eighties, the molten metal that singed the life out of the plastic metal out there and really put the bad stuff out of commission for good, never to dominate the charts again. It's a monument that says, "metal shouldn't be commercial, it should scream 'can't escape the louder pull--LOUD LOVE! LOUD LOVE! LOU-OUD LO-OO-A-OV," magmatic riffs and feedback careening with hyperkinetic drums all the while.

COOL BEGINNING.......2005-12-18

Formula: Led Zeppelin+Black Sabbath+Seattle: Soundgarden. It's very strange the fact that Soundgarden is a band from Seattle... grunge... musically they are very superior than their fellas from there. I've always thought that they were more metal than anything else. Guitar melodies really get your attention, as Cornell's voice, that looks like "a very angry 90's Robert Plant". 'No Wrong No Right' has an incredible beginning with its drums n' guitar attack! The devastation keeps on with Cornel's screaming! Afterwards, the bass lines are less aggressive, but fit exactly with the melody sequence. Sensational! The lyrics of the album are most of time very interesting. Provocative as enigmatic ones, they represent for me a lot of puzzling. Well, maybe it's only a comprehension problem for an uneducated poor brazilian thing like me. I burst in laughs with track #6 lyrics 'Full on Kevin's Mom'. I think that little crap one of the few bad things in this album. It's a dangerous hardcore with idiot words... if it was instrumental, it would be wonderful! I couldn't really understand the message here, if you did, please, tell me: [...]. The other thing I didn't like was production. The sound is not very clear, the recording seems to be a little precarious. Conclusion : that's a cool album, but if you are new to Soundgarden, you'd rather get Badmotorfinger first.
Top3: Hands All Over (#2), Loud Love (#7), No Wrong No Right (#9).

Average customer rating: Other bands play ...Manowar Kill !!! A stinker! Garbage Louder than Hell is a great album!! Decent

Louder Than Hell Manowar Manufacturer: Fontana Geffen ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Triumph of Steel Kings of Metal Fighting the World Sign of the Hammer Battle Hymns ASIN: B000000OUW Release Date: 1996-10-01

Tracks:

1. Return Of The Warlord
2. Brothers Of Metal Part 1
3. The Gods Made Heavy Metal
4. Courage
5. Number 1
6. Outlaw
7. King
8. Today Is A Good Day To Die
9. My Spirit Lives On
10. The Power

Amazon.com

Just when you thought heavy metal had either died or mutated into dissonant alternative music, along comes Manowar to prove once again that straight-ahead guitar crunch, powerhouse drumming, and histrionic vocal yowls can be far more potent than the latest Nirvana clone band--and far more amusing. On Louder Than Hell, Manowar guard the heavy metal torch with unintentionally hilarious lines like, "The Gods made heavy metal and they saw that it was good/They said to play it louder than hell, we promised that we would." This never-say-die spirit, along with muscular, audacious riffs, razor-sharp hooks, and strong, simple songwriting keeps Manowar's flame burning, even when they resort to violin-laden power ballads like "Courage." --Jon Wiederhorn

Customer Reviews:

Other bands play ...Manowar Kill !!!.......2007-03-15

Great true metal with a few instant classics ..... POWER ....... The KING ....Gods made Heavy Metal ....... and many more .... I love this cd and listen to it at least once a week ....... Hail True Metal !!!! Manowar rule ...

A stinker!.......2006-11-16

This manowar album stinks. I agree with the last reviewer, it's a shame there's so many 5 star ratings for this lame album. Stay away from the newer manowar stuff, and stick to their 80's material.

Garbage.......2006-08-05

I litterally mailed this album to Hell. I microwaved it (if you've never done it, you must microwave at least one CD), broke it into pieces, then addressed the envelope to Hell, stamped it, and mailed the MoFo. It was that bad. Manowar, once Kings of Metal, have become Clowns of the Armageddon. Avoid later Manowar at all cost. Everything Triumph and back is awesome. Steel and death and kings and might, we are strong and bold and right. Fight and kill and die and fight, steel and kill and fight and might. They've become cliches of themselves. You suck Manowar. Eat Shizite and die.

This album deserves NO stars, but the world demands one. I hate you world. Burn in hell. I will deliver thee to ash. ROAR!

Louder than Hell is a great album!!.......2006-01-25

There is one song in the album that I thought was going to a piano ballad and then it immediately picks up steam and momentum. The only problem I had with this album is one song that sounded like noise and an instrumental seemed out of place. It is a great album and worth listening to. Manowar's Louder Than Hell is an awesome album!!

Decent.......2005-07-30

Not their best, but solid. Get "Kings of Metal" or "Hail to England" first.

Average customer rating: Power metal collection. Essential for a new power metal fan.

Louder Than the Dragon, Pt. 2 Various Artists Manufacturer: Lmp ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Compilations | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Similar Items: Louder Than the Dragon: The Essential of Limb Music Blood Guts and Glory Enter Deception ASIN: B000BLI3FM Release Date: 2005-11-08

Tracks:

1. Black Majesty
2. Casus Belli
3. Cryonic Temple
4. Domain
5. Dungeon
6. Dungeon
7. Eldritch
8. Eldritch
9. Eternal Reign
10. Galloglass
11. Godiva
12. Gun Barrel
13. Icycore
14. Olympos Mons
15. Pagan's Mind
16. Wizard

Album Description

With Louder Than The Dragon - Part II, Limb Music Products (LMP) is proud to present the long awaited sequel to the very successful first compilation. Offering 16 songs (including 5 from new signings) with a total of 77 minutes playing time and at a special low price, it is an impressive document of the compressed musical class of the bands under the LMP banner.

Customer Reviews:

Power metal collection........2007-07-12

Excellent collection of power metal samplers from Limb Music. This label signs bands who are similar in style.Almost every song is enjoyable fast paced and hard hitting. If you're looking for some new bands get this CD and your collection is sure to grow.

Essential for a new power metal fan........2005-12-01

If you are just getting into power metal and want some of the more undeground bands then check this out. Every song is great. Espcially Dungeon. Dungeon is like Power/Thrash. Youll want to go out and hunt their stuff down. I did. Gun Barrel is also another huge surprise, if you like Motorhead then youll love Gun Barrel. Cryonic Temple has one of the most interesting voices in metal. Casus Beli is pretty heavy and thrashy. THen comes WIzard if you havent heard Fire and Blood or their new album Magic Circle do so. To tell you the truth its not groundbreaking or revolutionary but for some reason I continously pull their album out and listen to it.

Average customer rating: I love this band.

Higher Than Heaven Louder Than God Manufacturer: Reverse ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CA7TVG Release Date: 2005-04-12

Customer Reviews:

I love this band. .......2006-07-28

I love this band. Heavensdust is one of those unique bands out there, the metal aspect is not that original but I do love the hard metal riffs, but the unique part comes in with the instruments that are Japanese. If I owned a record label or anything I would sign these guys in a second because I know they would become a fairly successful band in the United States. The whole atmosphere is beautiful at the same time it is brutal, but the only complaint I have is that the CD should sound better like the quality isn't that good but it doesn't matter I still love it.

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Action Speaks Louder Than Words Chocolate Milk Manufacturer: Bmg/RCA ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | International | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music R&B | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: The Collection ASIN: B000EQHSLE Release Date: 2006-06-12

Tracks:

1. Action Speaks Louder Than Words C
2. Time Machine
3. My Mind Is Hazy
4. Confusion
5. Pretty Pimpin' Willie
6. Tin Man
7. Chocolate Pleasure
8. People
9. Ain't Nothing But A Thing
10. Out Among The Stars

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Music Speaks Louder Than Words Phoebe Snow , Atlantic Starr , Cyndi Lauper , Mickey Thomas , Anne Murray , Emmanuel , Roberta Flack , Patti LaBelle , The Cover Girls , and Various Artists Manufacturer: Epic ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B000008IRD Release Date: 1990-06-27

Average customer rating: Do you like surf music...

Louder Than Dirt Thicker Than Mud Mulchmen Manufacturer: Pravda Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Punk Revival | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Surf Rock | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music Punk Revival | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B000005Z71 Release Date: 1997-06-24

Tracks:

1. Mudslide
2. Snake Eyes
3. Dirty White Collar
4. Swivel Hipster Shake
5. Flippin' Out
6. Frank
7. Sci Fi Voodoo
8. Chiwa-wah!
9. No. 99
10. Bustin' Golfclubs
11. Bonfire Serenade
12. A Man With No Reverb is No Man at All
13. Rumble 3000
14. Bridge of Death

Customer Reviews:

Do you like surf music..........2006-02-13

Do you like surf music, the ventures and Theremin types of sounds, then this group is just what your looking for. Not interested in vocals, then this group is for you! Well recorded and produced. Lots of it reminds me of the sound tracks for the "Bug" and "Space Ship" movies of the 50's, If Ed Wood had access to this band I'm certain they could have done the sound track for "Plan 9 From Outer Space".

Average customer rating: title of review

Louder Than You Can Hear Tracy Shedd Manufacturer: Devil in the Woods ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B0002HUY3Y Release Date: 2004-07-26

Tracks:

1. Inside Out
2. End Of The Night
3. If You Really Cared About Me You Would Have Kept In Touch For All These Years
4. Try And Get Some Rest
5. One By One
6. Jumping Waves
7. Wednesday's The New Thursday
8. Something Out There
9. Sugar, Please
10. Brighton
11. Bonus Track 1
12. Bonus Track 2
13. Bonus Track 3
14. Bonus Track 4

Customer Reviews:

title of review.......2004-10-31

This is really great music. A bit like Juliana Hatfield, but less obviously pop. A bit like The Spinanes, but more loose, and unfocussed. Not that any of that is a bad thing, it draws you in in a different way and keeps you guessing about where the songs are going, and it's always somewhere good, even if it's just meandering in circles. It doesn't feel like a purposeful fully-realised musical statement. Like after a song is over you can't remember a chorus, any part that stood out, or hum a melody from it, but the lo-fi atmosphere carries this amazing ragged fragility that is all the stronger for not being memorable, because that means it can surprise you every time you listen. It reminds me of Bettie Serveert, The Softies, and Seam.

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Louder Than the Crowd Various Artists Manufacturer: Import [Generic] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0000A55SH Release Date: 2004-05-25

Tracks:

1. April 5 - Mahumodo
2. How May I Help You? - Sikth
3. Vampire Slayer - Skindred
4. Onscreen Rapist
5. Wood - Aereogramme
6. MV4 - Capdown
7. Kids Are Going to Love It - Million Dead
8. Paris & The New Math
9. 1d - Charger
10. Receivers
11. I Am the Primitologist Mr. Robert Sapolsky - Johnny Truant, Johnny Truant
12. Holy Trinity Church Student Bar - Palehorse
13. Wet Knife
14. Heaven Sent
15. Ego - Spunge
16. Billboard Beauty - Kinesis
17. Life
18. Contrasts
19. Tradition Is Just Another Word for the Collective Habit

Tracks:

1. When the Laughter Stops - Farse
2. Cassette
3. Southern Bullet
4. Swimming Comparisions - The Copperpot Journals
5. 10: 45 Amsterdam Conversations - Funeral for a Friend
6. Consafos - Blueprint
7. Two Pigs Fucking
8. Deep - Harpies
9. Let Them Drown - Beecher
10. Ultima Hora - Breed 77
11. Blindness Faith
12. Born Freaks
13. Throw Away - Fallen To
14. R.I.U.P. - Fonya
15. Banner Held High
16. Ephemera
17. Asia Argent - Hondo MacLean,
18. (1C10)5
19. Virus With Shoes
20. Kineto
21. Half Evil - The Dukes of Nothing
22. Nitro Ground Shaker - Winnebago Deal

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