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Suicidal TendenciesSuicidal Tendencies: Lights...Camera...Revolution!Lights...Camera...Revolution! (1990)Sony Music Entertainment Reviewer Rating: 5 User Rating: Contributed by: Alex101Alex101 (others by this writer | submit your own) Lights...Camera...Revolution! marks the first Suicidal Tendencies album featuring then-bassist Robert Trujillo -- who joined the band in 1989 -- with his funky styles. Released in 1990, Suicidal Tendencies proved that they would stay "funk metal" until their first break-up in 1995 and even did qu.
Lights...Camera...Revolution! marks the first Suicidal Tendencies album featuring then-bassist Robert Trujillo -- who joined the band in 1989 -- with his funky styles.
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Suicide Machines > Suicidal Tendencies They could have doen another album with Institutionalizedn retakes but hey went harder with better production. Its still Suicidal and its pretty good. Better than Join the Army. Dealing with It is probably one of the best hardcore records ever but I don't really think of it as "crossover". The real metal stuff didn't come into play until the Crossover record. It was just insanely fast and on Metal Blade records. most people who dismiss bands when they go metal are young kids with fickle taste at best or old fogeys who can't couldn't fathom musicians actually progressing. "their s/t is mandatory for any self respecting punk" In high school a friend of mine with clown hair, an old school skateboard and GWAR shirts shwoed me Still Cyco on tape and I really dug it, so I got a used tape of Lights Camera, and I remember thinking, what the fuck is this crap? Is this the same band? More like 8/10. Posted by feeeding5000 on 2007-07-23 23:31:45 This going to make me sound old, but for it's time this album was brilliant. It bridged the gap for me from crappy cheese metal like Ratt to the Bosstones and Lagwagon. i would go with DRI because the macho crips gangbanger b.s. of ST went a little far, though i do still really like ST (s/t specifically). No competition, Dealing With It. Of course you could've listed 99.999% of all albums ever released and my answer would be the same. first 2 suicidal albums were great. this one was not so great. "along with their hometown heroes Excel, Beowülf and Uncle Slam, just to name a few" In the reviewer's defense, this album was very well received outside of the punk community. I assumed this review was a joke. Especially the lyrical quote after stating how clever Mike Muir's lyrics are on this album. This album blows. Actually, everything after the first album is terrible. Join the Army has about 2 good songs tops. The first two ST albums are the only ones worth bothering with. what a fucked up wrong review. the 4 early albums are thrash and are the best. i cant beleive some one said otherwise on a punk site. you would think they are writing for a metal site. but im not surprised since the reviewers are all kids and didnt live thru these records. these days the kids only like the radio friendly stuff. that is why all reviews by kids eat shit. like this one. idiot. Atrocious record. The only record post-s/t worth getting is "Still Cyco"- and that's just because it's such a great comedy record! Score is for the depressingly bad writing of this review. Seriously, never write anything else again. "but even Muir doesn't seem to dig this era much" kinda surprised this got a 10. yeah it was well received critically, but even Muir doesn't seem to dig this era much. I thought their self-titled/Still Cyco or even How WIll I Laugh Tomorrow was their most enduring work. Rocky George is so underrated. Good thing he landed on his feet with Fishbone. Seems fitting to me. This album was my first exposure to ST, still a decent record, but not as good as the ones before it. That being said, I've always wanted to go to a Suicidal show wearing a suit just to see if I could provoke Mike Muir iinto a verbal altercation. you forgot to mention the best line in the song " you wouldnt know what crazy was if charles manson was eating fruit loops on your front porch." "Who the hell you calling crazy? You wouldn't know what crazy was if Charles Manson was eating Fruit Loops on your front porch!" Pfft. Every hardcore or metallic punk band that crossed over into 100% metal sucked, and Suicidal is no exception. Not great, not at all. |
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No S.T. album could be better than Join the Army, not even How Will I Laugh, Controlled By Hatred/Feel Like Shit...Deja Vu or this album.
Whatever.