Cro-Mags
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Age of Quarrel/Best Wishes
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Label: |
Another Planet Records |
Date: |
8/23/1994 |
Length: |
0:00 |
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CD |
Genre: |
Rock; Hardcore |
Category: |
rock |
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1. |
We Gotta Know
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World Peace
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Show You No Mercy
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Malfunction
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Street Justice
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Survival of the Streets
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Seekers of the Truth
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It's the Limit
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Hard Times
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By Myself
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Don't Tread on Me
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Face the Facts
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Do Unto Others
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Life of My Own
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Signs of the Times
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Death Camps
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Days of Confusion
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The Only One
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Down, But Not Out
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20. |
Crush the Demoniac
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Fugitive
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22. |
Then and Now
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Age of Quarrel
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This twofer compendium--which contains all the songs from the Cro-Mags' first two albums--can serve as an ideal introduction to this tough-as-nails Gotham band, which swerved from brute-force hardcore to slightly more sophisticated thrash between the recordings. The Age of Quarrel material, sung by John Joseph, is pure street-thug hardcore--"Show You No Mercy," "Do unto Others"--that's heavy on both declarations of scene unity and threats against those who aren't part of the scene. Most tracks clock in under two minutes. The band stretches out on the Best Wishes songs, which see bassist Harley Flanagan taking over on vocals. More metallic in tone, à la Anthrax, the "new, improved" Cro-Mags prove themselves capable of kicking out the jams guitarwise and even provoking some thought through Flanagan's Krishna-conscious lyrics. --David Sprague
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