Napalm DeathLeaders Not Followers: Part Two (2004)Century Media Reviewer Rating: User Rating: Contributed by: Jason Thornberry (others by this writer | submit your own) Published on November 2nd 2004
Albums by established groups chock full of cover songs are a dime a dozen, and there are a billion bands intent on foisting their favorite artists on you. From Metallica, to Eric Clapton, to Dwight Yoakam, Richie Stevens, and Cat Power, artists have strip-mined their record collections, and though the occasional intention is to explain where they’ve derived their influences, the term "stop-gap" usually comes to mind instead. It’s as though some will do almost anything to remain in the public consciousness, weighing their own work against performers no nearer to stardom through this association (see Metallica).
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^that is one of the most misinformed statement i've heard in a damn long while "Uh early grind, black metal, thrash, and metal in general is just as technically non-proficient as punk. Just because they use precision blues chops doesn't make them real musicians" Okay dudes, lets play the riff from "scum"....ready? You know what would be a cool? A review NOT mostly about a different album. Thanks for nothing. Uh early grind, black metal, thrash, and metal in general is just as technically non-proficient as punk. Just because they use precision blues chops doesn't make them real musicians. "YES! This is great stuff....punk rock, a different type of punk rock, but punk rock nonetheless." Napalm fucking Death. there is nothing fashionable about Napalm Death. "I'd also like to say that this is good because it makes so many stupid "extreme music" fans realize how punk-oriented grind, death metal, thrash, etc. actually are. YES! This is great stuff....punk rock, a different type of punk rock, but punk rock nonetheless. I'd also like to say that this is good because it makes so many stupid "extreme music" fans realize how punk-oriented grind, death metal, thrash, etc. actually are. naplam death is teh shit. This is a well written review. Cannible Corpse, Napalm Death, Macbre. | Features
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