Code Red [Explicit Lyrics] [Import]

Code Red [Explicit Lyrics] [Import]

Track Listings

1. Intro

2. Code Red

3. What Hell Can Create

4. Tombstone

5. Liquidation

6. Spiritual Domise

7. Warlike Conspiracy

8. Cowardice

9. Vice of Killing

10. Visual Buggery

11. Book Burning

12. Wolf & The Lamb

13. Addicted to Abstinence

Tracks:

Sweetest Song (There is a haven for you)
Rose Line Canon (Hidden in plain view)
Get Inside (Let the quest begin)
Shine Love (For Silas, who always knew pain)
Mystic and the Muse (The blade and the chalice)
Answer Me With Silence (Calling me home)
Opus Dei (For the greater good)
Goddess of the Sea Mist (You are protected on your journey)
A Heart in Winter (Sophie's song to grandpere)
Beyond the Pale (Venture into the unknown)
Winter of Dreams (Grandmere's song to grandpere)
Tir Na N(Rosslyn, grandmere, brother. I am home)
Dance Til the Rain Begins (At journey's end, love remains)

Album Description

The "Code of the Goddess" is an inspired musical exploration of the story from the best-selling novel, "The Da Vinci Code," by Dan Brown, featuring favorite works and new material from Laura Powers, creator of the Legends of the Goddess CD trilogy. A rich tapestry of elegantly layered arrangements interweaves beautiful melodies and mystical lyrics, creating songs that seem to spring from the souls of the characters we've come to know from the novel. This collection offers a perfect introduction to Laura's Celtic-infused music. It has become the soundtrack to my days, a musical companion on my own life journey. Celebrating feminine power and the beauty of the goddess tradition, Laura's earth-and-fire vocals blend with ethereal instrumentation, creating sensuous dreamscapes that transport you to another time, another place. I highly recommend it.

Candy Paull Author of The Art of Abundance, The Art of Encouragement, and 101 Ways to Give Your Soul a Lift.

Customer Reviews:

Beautiful & uplifting..........2006-03-20

"Code of the Goddess" takes the characters of the "Da Vinci Code" by Dan Brown and breathes musical life into them. After enjoying the book so much the songs in this CD bring another element to the people and storyline of the book. No vague instrumentals and noodling here--These are songs that stand up on their own and to repeated listening. Opus Dei, The Mystic and the Muse, and the lovely "Heart in Winter" (Sophie's song is in both French and English--I recognize Pachabel's Canon in the song) are standouts. If there is no audio here I found sound clips on the artist's website. Well done--packaging is nice, too.

Inspiring!.......2005-03-11

I absolutely LOVE this CD. There isn't a single track that I don't love listening to ... at home, while working, in the car ... it's just one of those collections.

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cowboy code
Cowboy

Cowboy Code
Red Steagall
Manufacturer: Eagle
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000001YBO
Release Date: 1996-07-23

Tracks:

I Was Born To Be A Cowboy
Ballad of Dawson LeGate
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Two Pair of Levis
He Preferred Bucking Horses to Books (poem)
Tight Levis and Yellow Ribbons
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Willy the Wandering Gypsy and Me
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I'd Like to Be in Texas for the Roundup in the Spring
To An Old Friend
Horses and Wars

Customer Reviews:

cowboy code.......2007-06-08

western songs; some delightful, some sad, interspersed with several poems the same way

Cowboy.......2006-01-08

If You like "Cowboy" music and stories this is as good as it gets. Red is pure Cowboy and this is some of His best work. His songs and poems all ring true to the West that they portray. Excellent!!

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This is the way you go out!
"Say Ho, Ho, Ho...now SCREAM!"
good album
An underrated hip-hop classic!
mmmmmmmmmkkkkkkkkkkkkkaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy

Code Red
DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince
Manufacturer: Jive
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000004Z7
Release Date: 1993-10-12

Tracks:

Somethin' Like Dis
I'm Looking For The One (To Be With Me)
Boom! Shake The Room
Can't Wait To Be With You
Twinkle Twinkle (I'm Not A Star)
Code Red
Shadow Dreams
Just Kickin' It
Ain't No Place Like Home
I Wanna Rock
Scream
Boom! Shake The Room (Street Remix)

Customer Reviews:

This is the way you go out!.......2006-02-21

Code Red is by far the best JJFP album; the duo truly went out with a bang. Every track has a great summertime feel to it and is great to blast when you are going down the street in either a car or with a boom box. You can easily listen to all the tracks and press play again to hear the tracks all over again.

This is their best album!!

"Say Ho, Ho, Ho...now SCREAM!".......2005-07-29

I was hella lucky to find this, and got it at a hella nice used price. Needless to say, I got more than I paid for. This was Jazzy Jeff and FP's last full-length together. I'm assuming that this album was also a little different than their previous four.
Like many of the reviewers here have stated, you haven't lived until you've heard "I'm Looking For The One (To Be With Me)," which is undoubtedly the best cut from the cd. It's one of the smoothest songs I've ever heard, and invokes much nostalgia of similar early-90s music. In fact, JJ & FP freak a whole mess of smooth cuts throughout the album. The other ones are old-school homages. Pete Rock even produces a couple joints on here, so that should make your decision right there to check this out.
My other favorite song here is "Scream," which is precisely old-school and way too fun. Shouting along with that song in the car helped liven my mood a day after a rough breakup! Songs like this remind you that music doesn't have to be so complex to be memorable. A lot of timeless oldies are so because they were easy to sing along with or understand. A lot of these artists today seem to overlook this fact. "Shadow Dreams" is another great smooth cut, where the Prince details one of his personal philosophies on life without being preachy. "Something Like Dis" is a zany kickoff, while "I Wanna Rock" takes you to the very earliest days of Hip Hop.
Fresh Prince humbles himself on the standout, "Twinkle Twinkle (I'm Not A Star)," and I liked how Jazzy contributed to the chorus. "I Can't Wait To Be With You" is a solid romantic cut, and a rare collaboration between Rap and a deep-voiced R&B singer (Christopher Williams). "Boom (Shake The Room)" can get a little corny, but it's still fun and I like the newfound style that the Prince utilizes. "Code Red" is a claustrophobic bug-out moment, where Prince tells a story over a crazy beat. This story is much more mature than his past ones, and I like it. "Just Kickin' It" is smooth as I remember, but the one I can least recall, while the following "Ain't No Place Like Home" is a potential favorite. It gets a little sappy at the end, but overall it's message is 'to not take time with your family for granted'...not to often you get these messages in Hip Hop.
Overall, not a bonafide 5 star album, but possibly a dark-horse candidate for their best album together? "Code Red" definitely shows how they've evolved. Fresh Prince shows how you can kick the basics without having to be insulting or degrading. And his rapping represents the basics, not simplistic though, there's a big difference. At times, he flows at warp speed just for the fun of it, and shows how skilled of an MC he really is (contrary to uninformed opinions). The whole album is an exercise in old-school Hip Hop and smoothness, to say the least. Take this one, along with Will's newest "Lost and Found," and you have hours-on-end entertainment.

good album.......2004-12-21

This was my first DJ Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince album. It's quite different from their older albums, like He's the DJ, Rock the House, And in this corner because there's less of the funny and silly stuff. The best tracks here are Somethin' Like Dis, I Wanna Rock, Twinkle Twinkle, and Scream. Actually, at first I didn't like Somethin' Like Dis and found it really loud and annoying, but I grew to like it as will you. overall good album.

An underrated hip-hop classic!.......2004-06-07

This has got to be one of the most underrated hip-hop albums of all-time let alone in 1993. Around the early 90s, a new era of rap called "Gangsta Rap" began to take place. However, DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince continued to make music as they were against the gangsta rap music.

Code Red is JJ & FP's is by far their best album. The opening track "Somethin' Like Dis" is a track in which the old-school meets the new-school. "I'm Looking for the One(to be with me)" is not only my fav. song but a great song to listen to when hanging with people. "Twinkle Twinkle(I'm not A Star)" explains that even though Fresh Prince is a big rapper/actor, he is still the same person. "Shadow Dreams" features inspiring lyrics about never to give up your dreams and to keep aiming for them. "I Wanna Rock" is an old-school song in which JJ & FP take it back with DJ Jazzy Jeff just tearin' up the turntables. You also can't forget the 1993 hit "Boom! Shake the Room" which is an enery filled track full of adrenaline. That will definatly get a party going. The rest of Code Red is outstanding. A must for hip-hop fans who aren't brain-washed by today's mainstream trash. 5 stars!

mmmmmmmmmkkkkkkkkkkkkkaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy.......2003-07-06

A much more adult and mature cd then there past others, the track Boom! (Shake The Room) is a perfect farewell to their legions of fans. However I must say it is a good enough track that it should be on their greatest hits. Its popularity as a club smash made it the third rap cd to reach number 1 in the UK next to Vanilla Ice's Ice Ice Baby and MC Hammer's U Can't Touch This (both of which were made popular off of sampling other artists instrumentals). If you are a Will Smith or Fresh Prince fan this is a must to own.

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Scarlet
Code Red
Manufacturer: Polygram
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0009SQ4QC
Release Date: 2005-05-03

Tracks:

Can We Talk?
Is There Someone Out There
This Is Our Song
Seven Ways to Break My Heart
What Would You Do, If?
Living Without You
Toni and Me
If You Go Away
Come and Get It
I Gave You Everything
You Need a Man Like Me
I Need Your E.T.A.
I Check for You
It's Not Right
I Could Have Saved Your Heart

Album Details

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code red
Never Again!
What is this?
Knowledge
Remedy's Second Album

Code: Red
Remedy
Manufacturer: Code Red Ent.
ProductGroup: Music
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Black August

ASIN: B000083MDT
Release Date: 2003-01-14

Tracks:

Intro
Book Of Life
You Don't Know Me feat. SweetLeaf
That's What's Happening feat. Lounge-Lo & Solomon Childs
R.E.M.E.D.Y.
Muslim and A Jew feat. RZA & Cilva Ringz
9/11
Cure For This feat. SweetLeaf
21st Century feat. Solomom Childs
Tonight's Da Night
Remedy Who?
Code Red feat. RZA, Lounge-Lo & Solomon Childs
Exodus
Never Again
Chant The Anthem feat. Beretta, Solomon Childs, Lounge-Lo & Shogun
The Man With No Name (skit)
Game Over!

Customer Reviews:

code red.......2006-09-18

hot dont think you hear stuff like this no more anyone who said this album is not good dont know jack tracks hot and he gets to the point if you dont have it get it

Never Again!.......2004-05-17

I've only heard a few songs from this CD but the track "Never Again" is hands down the most influential song I've ever heard. It's touching yet the rhymes are really inventive. It's poetry at it's best, with a message about hate, genocide, and not doing the right thing. This song alone is worth buying this CD!

What is this?.......2003-10-15

I remember a few years ago anticipating the release of the white rapper affiliated with Wu- Tang. I first heard Remedy, as I imagine everyone did on The swarm with "never again" which impressed me thoroughly. I looked for more of his music, never to find anything.
So fast forward 4-5 years later, to me at the record store. I see Code Red and think "oh man, this should be good!" I bought it without hesitation, and went to my car to give it a fair listen. I literally started laughing at nearly all the tracks. Was this guy serious?
Luckily he included "never again" (even though he added on a ridiculous intro, and it seems as though the sound quality has dropped slightly), seeing that my Swarm cd was stolen. Exodus was humorous, but decent. All of the other tracks were forgettable. I actually wish I could forget how poor some of them were. I was really rooting for Remedy, but he left me a little dissapointed.

Knowledge.......2003-04-10

This album is full of knowledge, like all Wu-Tang affiliated music. In the intro Remedy sets the stage for this LP, "And Now I Bring The Offering: Remedy, Another Genuine Article" and he produces, Book Of Life is a thinking man's track. If you listen to the album from beginning to end, he definetely reps his roots and drops a gem for everyone.

I personally enjoyed this album, it's definetely worth your time.

Remedy's Second Album.......2003-03-31

A decent second album from the Wu-Tang Killa Bee and former high school classmate of RZA and other Wu Tang Clan members. The Jewish Holocaust anthem Never Again is included. Music is downbeat with pianos, strings and hardcore beats, no sappy party music here. There's also a song called Exodus, about the Passover story with samples from the movie. A Muslim and a Jew featuring RZA is a harrowing track punctuated with spare a sparse piano on the anger Jewish people feel over suicide bombings in Israel replete with references to current events, people and places.

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Now this is grindcore...
ND at its best
SOLID GRINDCORE
the grandfathers of British grindcore never let up
Beautifully Brutal

The Code Is Red...Long Live the Code
Napalm Death
Manufacturer: Century Media
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ASIN: B0007ZSH0S
Release Date: 2005-04-19

Tracks:

Silence Is Deafening
Right You Are
Diplomatic Immunity
Code Is Red...Long Live the Code
Climate Controllers
Instruments of Persuasion
Great and the Good
Sold Short
All Hail the Grey Dawn
Vegetative State
Pay for the Privilege of Breathing
Pledge Yourself to You
Striding Purposefully Backwards
Morale
Our Pain Is Their Power
Morale [Multimedia Track]

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Silence Is Deafening
Slaves Shall Serve - Behemoth
Blood Fixing the Bled - Aborted
Mondo Medicale - Impaled
Storm of Hatred - Divine Empire
Eaten - Bloodbath
Dying Divinity - Incantation
Harnessing Ruin - Immolation
Deadly Nightshade - Swallow the Sun
Being Nothing - Nightrage
Silver Plated Advocate - Despised Icon
Bleed by Example - Internal Bleeding
Gasping for Air - Jungle Rot
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Last Journey - Grave
One More Kill - The Forsaken
Visions of a Blind Order - Rotting Christ
Ominous - Krisiun

Customer Reviews:

Now this is grindcore..........2007-02-21

This is easily my favorite Napalm Death cd. I have always thought they were good...but not caring for how straight-forward death metal they became. they bring the grindcore back on this cd, and do it perfectly. barney's vocals are brutal and inspired, and the band is hectic and crushing. The production is dirty yet not too polished like some of their death metal releases. If you wished they grinded more, then buy this.

ND at its best.......2006-07-04

This CD along with other's by Napalm Death is just straight hate with simplistic fast paced audio assault. In this album the hate continues with the songs "The silence is Deafening" and "the code is red... long live the code" with classic and unwavering grindcore to the max. If you loved the older albums and or can put up with the noise then take a listen and you won't be disappointed!

SOLID GRINDCORE.......2006-05-04

Napalm Death was once known as one of the fastest bands to grace the music bizz, and thoughout the years, they have slowed, just a bit, and matured in sound, as most bands of this genere do. After listening to this album a few times, I am a bit disspointed as the album starts out with an amazing first four tracks, but from there it starts to drag a bit, and the guest vocals with the Dead Kennedys lead singer on two of these songs completely ruins the songs, since Punk vocals just dont fit with Grindcore. The album doesnt start to pick up again and change a bit of direction with some more aggessive and brutal songs until about track 10, and then the album finishes strong, but just a bit to much filler for me to give it a perfect five.

the grandfathers of British grindcore never let up.......2006-03-26

Napalm Death have reached the point in their career where they are past experimentation, evolution, or any other form of change. and I don't mean this in a bad way. Napalm are one of those bands that know what they are, they're proud of it, and they ain't changing for anyone... ever. by now, you pretty much know what you're getting with a N.D. album. the only thing that is ever unexpected are the rare guest artists, but that's pretty much it. with their brand of music, the ultimate goal is to be as raw, fast, brutal, intense, and loud as they possibly can along with some politically charged, violent lyrics. and thats basically what you have here with this album. I honestly feel that The Code Is Red stands up to any of the older Napalm albums such as Fear Emptiness Despair. this record hits you like a god-damned freight train and is gone before you know what hit you.

Beautifully Brutal.......2005-12-31

Or brutally beautiful. If you love Napalm Death this album belongs in your collection. If you are unfamiliar with the brilliant Napalm Death but like death metal/grind then this is a great place to start. Personally, I like politics and social commentary mixed in with my brutality and it helps when the commentary leans the same way I do. It really wouldn't hurt some of you nimrods out there to pay attention to a lyric once in a while but don't worry - you can still enjoy this CD cranked up to 11. Just be sure you have shatter-proof windows. Every song on the album is a keeper but "Sold Short" just blows me away with it's rant against hate. Hatin' on haters is a good hate.
Great growly grinding vocals along with bone destroying music played by masters of their instruments makes this just one more in a long line of outstanding Napalm Death releases.

And that doesn't even count the bonus disc of amazing songs from various artists. You have to wait for that xbox360 but there should be nothing to stop you from grabbing Napalm Death's "The Code Is Red...Long Live The Code".

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Colour World Soul
Harlem Zip Code
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ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Release Date: 2004-08-24

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Fling Up Your Wig
Cohiba
Colourworld
Give Me The Truth
Feels Like Heaven
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Product Description

1. Fling Up Your Wig
2. Cohiba
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9. Where Will You Go

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Code Red
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Code Red
Cindy Blackman
Manufacturer: Muse Records
ProductGroup: Music
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Code Red
Sodom
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Outcast

ASIN: B00006IJ14
Release Date: 2002-09-10

Tracks:

Intro
Code Red
What Hell Can Create
Tombstone
Liquidation
Spiritual Demise
Warlike Conspiracy
Cowardice
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The Wolf & The Lamb
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Napalm Death's most complete and best album to date!
Now for England, The Code is Red...
All Hail Napalm Death!
Napalm Death Have Still Got It

Code Is Red... Long Live the Code
Napalm DeAth
Manufacturer: Toys Factory
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0007MCJZU
Release Date: 2005-04-04

Tracks:

Silence Is Deafening
Right You Are
Diplomatic Immunity
Code Is Red .... Long Live The Code
Climate Controllers
Instruments Of Persuassion
Great And The Good
Crash The Pose
Sold Short
All Hail The Grey Dawn
Vegetative State
Pay For The Privelige Of Breathing
Pledge Yourself To You
Losers
Striding Purposefully Backwards
Morale
Ourpain Is Their Power

Album Description

Includes bonus track. Toys. 2005.

Customer Reviews:

Napalm Death's most complete and best album to date!.......2006-05-21

Napalm Death is an institution, having been around since the early 80s and considered both genre creators and leaders. The band's sound has varied throughout the 20 something years of their existence, ranging from pure grindcore, solid death metal, punk rooted grooves and finally a mixture of all three. But throughout all this time, they've never really dropped the ball (except maybe a little during the mid to late 90s) and have remained genuinely extreme and relevant. Personally, while I've always been a fan, they were never completely my thing until 2000s "Enemy of the Music Business", with its combination of brutality, groove and production values impressing me greatly. 2002s "Order of the Leech" was really just a successful continuation of this sound without really setting the world alight. Which brings me to "The Code is Red...Long Live the Code".

Let's get one thing straight, this is Napalm Death's best album. Ever! It has everything a great album should have. There's a fantastic production with a real live feeling without losing any of the clarity. Unlike some of the band's previous releases, this album has great variation with short brutal tracks juxtaposed by much longer, more detailed tracks. Some tracks have more of hardcore punky feel ("The Great and the Good"), while others much more grinding ("Diplomatic Immunity"). "Morale" has an almost doom like momentum and is a definite highlight for me. The point is, I never get bored listening to this album. There's always something different and fresh around the corner, yet everything fits together beautifully.

"The Code is Red...Long Live the Code" has amazing riffs in nearly every track and jaw dropping drumming to match. I also don't think I've ever heard Barney's vocals sounding this awesomely brutal and pissed off. As usual the lyrics are of a political nature, which in this day and age, gives him infinite targets in which to get all nasty on. There are a few celebrity guests involved including Jello Biafra from Dead Kennedys and Jeff Walker from the just as important Carcass, which is fun but not that noticeable. Napalm Death continues to be extremely relevant in terms of both content and quality, which is just incredible for a band of such longevity. They seem to have many good years left it them too. Napalm Death are Gods...long live Napalm Death.

Now for England, The Code is Red..........2005-07-23

Coming on the heels of one of the best cover albums of all time, The Code is Red...Long Live the Code does not disappoint. Napalm Death is back minus one. Jesse Pintado left the group after the LNF 2 album for a variety of drug/alcohol related issues. He is missed on The Code is Red, but Mitch Harris carries the load admirably. Barney is in top form (as always) and his voice dominates tracks like Instruments of Persuasion (w/Jamey Jasta of Hatebreed). Instruments works well vocally with the call and response between Jasta and Greenway. Musically this album is just as brutal as Order of the Leech and Enemy of the Music Industry. Harris, Embury and Herrera meld their madness perfectly. Danny Herrera's drumming is evolving into legendary status with his breakneck speed and blast beats, this album is a large step forward for him. What makes this album stand out from the other Napalm Death offerings is the guest vocal appearances. Jello Biafra pops up on The Great and The Good but his vox are severely overpowered by Barney, still it is one of the stronger tracks. Some of the other standouts here are Silence is Deafening, The Code Is Red...Long Live the Code, Striding Purposefully Backwards, Vegetative State and Climate Controllers. Overall, this is another must-own album from Birmingham's finest. Highly Recommended.

All Hail Napalm Death!.......2005-07-22

Definitively worth buying this album, one of the best Napalm has released to date. The vocals are more varied, killing riffs and insane drums - all you expect finding in a extreme metal album. The best tracks are: "Diplomatic Immunity", "The code is red..", "All Hail the Grey Dawn" and "Striding Purposefully Backwards".

Napalm Death Have Still Got It.......2005-05-31

Even with the loss of guitarist, Jesse Pintado (Who allegedly left the band last year for unknown reasons), Napalm Death still have the same power as they have ever had before. Vocalist, 'Barney' Greenway, has only gotten more hoarse and more powerful with this excellent release. Mitch Harris, now the sole guitarist, plays so tight that you'd never know that Pintado even left the band.

Napalm Death as a whole have come together on this album, and produced a crushing Grindcore experience. This is great on so many levels. This CD also has a video for "Morale", the nearly 5 minute slow to mid-tempo song which is different for Napalm Death, although they pull it off very well and it's one of the coolest songs on this CD. The video for it is pretty cool.

The opening song "The Silence is Deafening" is straight-up brutal. It's a song that i first heard on MP3 somewhere on the Internet, and i thought "I've got to get this CD". "The Silence is Deafening", "Right You Are" which goes for 52 seconds, "Diplomatic Immunity" and the title track, are all very fast and give the listener a full blast when first listening to it. I think all Napalm Death fans would be expecting that though, as Napalm Death are pretty much THE Kings of Grindcore.

"Climate Controllers" and "Instruments of Persuasion" are very heavy tracks, with Jamey Jasta from Hatebreed appearing on "Instruments of Persuasion" and "Sold Short" too. Also, Jello Biafra from the Dead Kennedys and Jeff Walker from Carcass appear on this album too. Biafra on the song "The Great and the Good", and Walker on "Pledge Yourself to You". All guests take nothing away from Greenway's amazingly brutal vocals, but instead add their own kind of aggression to the songs.

"Morale" is a real highlight on this album, and is one of my favourite songs on here. It's different for Napalm Death, as it's a pretty slow to mid-tempo song. I'm not sure how well long-time Napalm Death fans will take it, but i think it should go over well, as it's a great song. Also, the bonus track you get with this CD is "Our Pain Is Their Power", which basically is an extended 2 minutes of "Morale" that finishes off the CD alot better than if the bonus song wasn't on here. It's nothing to get excited about, but it's a good addition to this excellent album.

All Napalm Death fans should get this simply because, for one, it's Napalm Death. And two, this CD is a great addition to your Napalm Death collection. This did for me, and surely will to others too, live up to expections. I expected something very brutal, unrelenting and aggressive..and i got it and so much more.

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