Fumble

Fumble

Track Listings

1. Caffeine Dream

2. Sunmaker

3. Mardi Gras

4. Land Torn Down

5. Gods Look Down

6. Crackman*

7. Gas

8. Dying Days

9. Poppa Says

10. Rain

Fumble,Scream,Dischord,Hardcore Punk,Heavy Metal,Pop,Post-Hardcore,Rock

Somewhere in Paris
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Somewhere in Paris
Fumble
Manufacturer: Wea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Rock | Imports | Stores | Music
ASIN: B000AA7GX4
Release Date: 2005-07-05

Tracks:

Somewhere in Paris [Original Radio Edit]
Somewhere in Paris [Lagerfeldt's French Connection Radio Edit]
Somewhere in Paris [Lagerfeldt's French Connection Mix]
Somewhere in Paris [Jake Wattson Club Mix]

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The Gods Look Down in Anger...

Fumble/Banging the Drum
Scream
Manufacturer: Dischord
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Hardcore | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Post Hardcore | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000000JPF
Release Date: 1995-04-16

Tracks:

Caffeine Dream
Sunmaker
Mardi Gras
Land Torn Down
Gods Look Down
Gas
Dying Days
Poppa Says
Rain
Banging The Drum
People People
I.C.Y.U.O.D.
Nod To The East
Mineshaft Burning
The Rhythm Beating
Feel Like That
Walkin' By Myself
When I Rise
The Sing It Up Kidz
Choke Word

Customer Reviews:

The Gods Look Down in Anger..........2001-07-06

Scream-Discord records other "stars" (see Minor Threat) come at you on this release with both barrels burnin'. This CD is the final two releases by this reggae-tinged punk band on Discord, "Fumble"; the last, features a wee lad named David Grohl hittin' the skins; while "Banging the Drum", the previous effort, showcases Scream as a metallic 5-piece MINUS the aforementioned UFO Fighter. "Fumble" is a downright killer...from the Bad Brains-influenced "Land Tore Down", seriously impassioned vocals by Peter Stahl on the pounding "Dying Days", the very Wool (the Stahl Bros. latest/last band) sounding "Gas", to the blistering "Gods Look Down" featuring Mr. Grohl in his first lead vocal performance. "Fumble" closes with "Rain"-Peter chanting "Don't blame it on the Rain", while brother Franz literally washes the song away in a gorgeous, guitar-soaked drone..."Fumble" is 5-star material. The same can't be said for "Banging the Drum". On this disc Scream is a quintet-the 2nd guitar fueled by Robert Lee Davidson and the drumming by original member Kent Stax. (Believe me -he's no Dave Grohl...but, then again, not many performers are) "BTD" does have its moments-the murky "People, People" (good vocal turn by Peter), the piledriving "Mineshaft Burning", the manic "Feel Like That" (another powerful Peter Stahl sung song), to a superb instrumental called "The Rhythm Beating", which is firmly anchored by Skeeter Thompson's apocalyptic bass lines. Finally, they include a song called "When I Rise"... "BTD" is muddled, production-wise; although the songs are pretty decent. This would be a 3-star effort...which is why both together balance out evenly as a 4. As a bonus, check out the Stahl bros. band entitled WOOL. The CD is called "Box Set" and it is the perfect follow-up to "Fumble". Highly recommended...