>[Repeater] not only invented a unique explosive and catastrophic
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>[Repeater] not only invented a unique explosive and catastrophic sound but also became the soundtrack of a revolutionary and purging mood, and therefore gave it a dimension beyond the existential - the metaphysical. Fugazi affirmed that they were the equivalent of Bob Dylan for the generation of the 1990s (while, in contrast, Nirvana stopped at the existential dimension). Technically the album is the archetype of all of post-punk, the benchmark that inspired all hardcore of the 1990s.
>>63560749
Fugazi is pretty underrated so it always surprises me how much Repeater is overrated. I like their last four albums so much more than their other stuff.
>>63561328
Red Medicine and In On the Kill Taker absolutely blow Repeater out of the water
>>63561342
Yeah, End Hits is my favorite Fugazi album, but it's pretty hard to choose between Red Medicine, In On the Kill Taker, End Hits, and The Argument. I think that'll l they're all perfect or near perfect.
>The Argument: 6.5
hmmm
Though I do appreciate his recognition for Steady Diet and also Red Medicine
>>63561561
and End Hits 6
>Why can't I marry a 12-year old?
Repeater is fucking GOAT
>>63563205
You mean red medicine
How do you pronounce Fugazi?
>>63563469
foogayzee