Game Over/The Plague

Game Over/The Plague

Track Listings

1. Live, Suffer, Die

2. Sin

3. Cold Steel

4. Betrayal

5. Radiation Sickness

6. Hang the Pope

7. After the Holocaust

8. Mr. Softee Theme

9. Stranded in Hell

10. Nuclear War

11. My America

12. Vengeance

13. Brain Death

14. Game Over

15. Nightmares

16. (You Figure It Out)

17. Justice

18. Plague

19. Cross of Iron

Game Over/The Plague,Nuclear Assault,Relativity,Heavy Metal,Pop,Popular Music,Punk Metal,Rock,Thrash

Average customer rating:

missing track

A classic album and an mediocre EP

Nuclear Assault

very essential

abnoxious redundant noise

Game Over/The Plague
Nuclear Assault
Manufacturer: Relativity
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
General | Rock | Styles | Music
General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
Thrash & Speed Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
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Survive

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ASIN: B000003C55
Release Date: 1991-07-01

Tracks:

Live, Suffer, Die
Sin
Cold Steel
Betrayal
Radiation Sickness
Hang the Pope
After the Holocaust
Mr. Softee Theme
Stranded in Hell
Nuclear War
My America
Vengeance
Brain Death
Game Over
Nightmares
(You Figure It Out)
Justice
Plague
Cross of Iron

Customer Reviews:

missing track.......2006-11-02

The cassette of Game Over had a track called Lesbians which isn't here. I think these two releases should be on two separate discs. They should issue Game Over with the bonus tracks "Final Flight" and "Demolition" which were on the Brain Death 12". The Plague should get its own disc with maybe some archival bonus tracks. The music is great though.

A classic album and an mediocre EP.......2005-09-07

By the time New York's Nuclear Assault had recorded 1986's "Game Over", they were veterans of the New York metal scene. A scene pretty much ruled by Anthrax and to a lesser extent Overkill.

Nuclear Assault had an original sound: uncompromising Thrash with Hardcore overtones that few others in the genre imitated. This sound was quite refreshing for the time since everyone was either a Metallica, Slayer, or Possessed rip-off. The production is a little dry, but the music makes up for it by several score.

Unlike other bands of the time the Danny Lilker's bass can be heard throughout, and the vocals of John Connelly are mid-range (not high or throaty) and are very clean. Evans drumming booms along in the Thrash/Hardcore style the music demands. N.A. also had a sense of humor in an almost humorless genre. Tracks like "Hang the Pope" and "Mr. Softee Theme" -especially if you remember the Mr. Softee commercials- are hilarious.

If your new to the band this is a pretty good place to start. "Survive" and "Handle With Care" are a lot better albums, but this one is still in print and is the most accessible of their albums.

Nuclear Assault.......2005-08-21

Everyone knows Nuclear Assault rules.Two Great albums on one cd.Game Over is Nuclear Assault's first album,Game Over has thirteen songs on the album.
Starts off with Live,Suffer,Die.After The Holocaust is my favorite song on the album John Connelly's voice is awesome.Sin rules,
Brain Death and all the songs are awesome.
The Plague is there second album,that has six songs on it.Nightmares just rules,Game Over is from 1986 and The Plague is from 1987.

very essential.......2005-08-05

You just won't understand the beauty of thrash if you don't listen to this classic assault. The band is extremely tight, and every song is memorable and powerful. The solos are extremely good. John Connelly fits the music like a glove, his vocal attack is probably the best performance from a thrash vocalist ever? He's got very good range and power. There's also some pretty crazy humorous little tunes, buttf*ck having a blues part...just listen to that track, you'll have lots of fun. I have no idea how in the world this band got so little recognition. This is no cheezy Slayer or Metallica rip off..this is Nuclear Assault and they shall kick your ass. Give it a shot or else you, the thrash fan, will be missing out on something you would be very happy to hear.

abnoxious redundant noise.......2005-05-16

yea so the other day I was at this little shop in vegas when some old dude with a long beard and dressed like a biker all in leather approaches me and asks me some stuff about bands I have never heard of and I'm just dumb founded since I thought I knew all the heavy bands like As I lay Dying, Trivium, Unearth, From Autum to Ashes, slipknot, and so on. Well anyways, he recommends me to check out this band Nuclear Assault and so I do thinking it's gonna be a band influenced by one of my favorite bands mentioned above. Was I dead wrong. this band is completely talentless overdone simple solos anyone can do. A singer who lacks the capacity of singing like Atreyu and dumb lyrics about politics I prefer more gentle lyrics about love and being dumped. This band is scary just stick to metalcore and rap those genres actually take talent not this junk

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