Napalm Death "Scum"

John

I finally got around to buying this again (well buying it for the first time, I had an old, old tape recording of it) and I'd forgotten how ferociously angry it is. Great stuff! \m/

CyberWaste

yeah great album, i got it in the sale on play.com a few weeks abgo and its grindcore at its best. ****in love it.

Executive Steve

mick harris does some great stuff under the name "scorn" too

John

I keep meaning to check out Scorn. I've paid far more attention to Justin Broadrick's work after he left Napalm Death.

Sam Hain

Earache was a super label.

John

"Was" being the operative word there. It's not half as good as it used to be.

the_syco

I love the new search engine :pac:

http://www.napalmdeath.org/

SCUM, the classic 1987 debut album from grindcore pioneers NAPALM DEATH, is due to be re-released on limited edition redux CD and coloured vinyl LP on March 5th.

To celebrate 25 years since the release of the most influential grindcore album ever made, SCUM has been remastered especially for this release from the original tapes with C (FDR), allowing the music's nuances to shine through and giving the whole album a more ferocious and dynamic sound than ever before, and enabling the listener to immerse in the full audio chaos like never before.

Ah sure why not Should be good!

devildriver

And a full stream of the new ND album "Utilitarian" here:

http://soundcloud.com/centurymediarecords/sets/napalm-death-utilitarian/s-EjBLZ

Scum was a groundbreaking (almost literally) release. Thinking of getting that new remastered version too.

slavetothegrind

Never mind Sineads o conner who can forget hang the pope? I remember them playing here years ago and the bass player and guitarist swooped instruments for that ditty . They were great, and probably still are!

nyarlothothep

I've just discovered this band and I think they're great because their music is completely ridiculous. Excellent.

Lawrence1895

I have that album on cassette tape...or however you call them.

'You suffer', maybe the best song, they ever made, seriously

locustfurnace

Back in '89 this album changed a 12 year old me musical tastes for the better...or worse depending who you talk too

montec

Was "Hang the Pope" not Nuclear Assault?

LH Pathe

Thought this thread would feature the notorious Kilburn International performance from the BBC Arena archives. not this time... might check out the digital remaster I know tons of metal from the eighties could do with such treatment, long as it makes a noticeably worthwhile difference but tbh not too many remasters do

RayCon

montec wrote: »

Was "Hang the Pope" not Nuclear Assault?

Yes it was.

slavetothegrind

ah yes i am so wrong, brainaddled in old age and so wrong.:(

I blame exactly this type of music

buck65

Great album alright I think I'll pick up the remaster. Also the John Peel Grindcore album is fantastic. Gods of grind or something.