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| Release: | Sodom and America |
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| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 1993 |
| Recordlabel: | Brainstorm |
| Info: | 1. Brother To The Saboteur
2. Sodom And America
3. Kiss Of Chaos
4. Death Before Dishonor
5. Don't Fool Yourself
6. My So Called Friend Death
7. Die (That Settles It!)
8. Woman
9. Fatal Blow
10. Sifting With The Sickle
11. Brink Of Insanity
12. Afrock |
| Rating: | Our users rated this release: 10 out of 10
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| | Review: | If you like the secular group Living Colour, then this is an
album to check out. XL & Death Before Dishonor have created
an exciting, aggressive Rap/Rock/Hip-Hop/Thrash/Punk album
that you might find if you mixed up Mike-E, D.C. Talk, and
One Bad Pig. The album's pace is great, blending heavy bass
with harsh electric guitars. It mixes tunes emphasizing each
of these influences into a hard hitting experience that
seems to last much longer than the 41 minute playing time.
The lyrics are hard hitting, aggressive, and even militant,
matching the musical style perfectly.
There's quite a topical diversity as well. There are songs
addressing street life and others addressing the Christian
faith. The message is urgent, easy to understand, militant
at times, slightly violent in spots, but positive on the
whole.
Unlike most recordings in this genre, XL & DBD avoid getting
stuck in the darkness. There are a couple dark songs, but
for the most part, they present a path to the light, making
this a surprisingly uplifting album in comparison. | | source: Roger Appelinski, Copyright ©1993 THE LIGHTHOUSE, added: Feb 23, 2005 |  |
| Review: | Every song is different but every song is equally hard, in
your face, you can dance to it, rock out to it. I disagree
to comparisons to Living Color or Ice-T. No one had this
sound. Utterly unique and amazing. Lyrically, they were on
top of the heap as well. | | source: Catchy and Hard, added: Feb 06, 2010 | |
| Review: | -1' | | source: 1, added: May 18, 2015 | |
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