> Never really listened to the album in its entirty
> Liked a couple of songs but never looked into it.
> Thought they were just a bunch of nagaggies trying out the same formula
> Got high and drunk and decided to listen to it in its entirty
> Changed my entire look on the whole genre
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>>61329089
I still think their "sellout" album was their best. Critics thought that "Secret 77" and other songs were attempts at pop success, though obviously that never happened.
The album in OP's pic is one out of maybe 2 or 3 hardcore albums I like. I tend to stay away from hardcore and other mutations of original garage/protopunk and punk. I think they sound like shit and they get kinda faggy.
Pic related is intense as fuck.
>>61329179
Next on my list, I think I'll just try the whole discography till I get bored
<--------I preferred
>>61329179
same here
>>61329179
>>61331792
I honestly don't get why people prefer these over their debut
The amount of energy is insane on their first, it's easily their best by a mile for me
Even the reggae parts are great if you're into early/roots reggae
>>61333397
Black dots is the best in terms of energy and production. I thought Rock for light's weak production hurt it overall. Still all good albums though
>>61333603
I haven't listened to that one, thanks for letting me know it exists
>>61329089
>>61329089
the reggae songs are shit but everything else is god-tier
>>61333603
I hope that you have heard the vinyl version, CD mastering of Rock for Light sucks. Really.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evcVU_iZ1us
>>61331792
Production is a sorta lifeless but it's a killer album.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pUlNfdnsAM
Enjoy!
>>61334234
>tfw you'll never experience the energy and vigor of an early 80s punk show
bad brains is the GOAT band
I love you HR.
>>61333397
rock for light has just as much energy with better production if you have the vinyl or original cd version
too bad the reggae songs are way worse
>>61334033
Damn son, 80s CD Mastering strikes again
