Anarchy & Rapture

RJ Stewart, Author, Celticist, Pantheacon, 1997
This is a rip-roaring and gutsy recording, full of good rythmns, suprises, and some highly original arrangements.

Product Description
anarchy & rapture is an LP by annwn, combining electric rock with traditional Celtic. The album has a strong presence on mp3.com, where "The Foggy Dew," "She Moved Through the Fair," and "The Blacksmith" are consistent favorites on the Celtic Rock charts. Performers on the album include Brian Hill, lead guitarist for The Kofy Brown Band, bassist Russell Picket, by way of Tulsa and the late, great original SF rock band The Rayn; percussionist Larry the O, who has worked with the seminal bands Phoenyx and Action Palace, and is a sound designer at LucasArts Entertainment; and Billie Mandel's lyrical flute.

Anarchy & Rapture

Anarchy & Rapture,Annwn

Average customer rating: The Dust Settles Just Fine Rejects? No, treasures Great as always.

Peace, Love and Anarchy Todd Snider Manufacturer: Oh Boy ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Alt-Country & Americana | Country | Styles | Music Singer-Songwriters | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Roots Rock | Rock | Styles | Music Alt-Country & Americana | Country | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Live With the Devil You Know-Grimey's 10-20-06 The Devil You Know The Devil You Know Standard Songs for Average People East Nashville Skyline ASIN: B000NIIURO Release Date: 2007-04-03

Tracks:

1. Nashville
2. Feel Like I'm Falling In Love
3. Missing You
4. Barbie Doll
5. Old Friend
6. Combover Blues
7. I Will Not Go Hungry
8. Stoney
9. Some Things Are
10. Deja Blues
11. Dinner Plans
12. Easy Nashville Skyline
13. From A Rooftop
14. Cheatham Street Warehouse

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After five years on John Prine's Oh Boy label, Snider joined New Door Records, leaving behind unreleased demo and studio material at Oh Boy. Many artists, unsure of the quality of their outtakes and demos, resist releasing them, as the Beatles did until the Anthology series. Luckily, Snider helped compile this one, a collection of material (including a haiku) as powerful as his finished work. Beginning with a wonderfully loose rendition of his original "Nashville," one hears Snider's renditions of tunes he cowrote that were later recorded and released by his cowriters, including "Barbie Doll" and "Feel Like I'm Falling in Love" (Jack Ingram) and "Deja Blues" (Billy Joe Shaver). "Combover Blues" offers his satirical view of middle age. Ironically, "East Nashville Skyline," an outstanding performance featuring pedal steel legend Lloyd Green, didn't appear on the Snider album that used the song's title. The entire compilation reflects the raw immediacy of a field recording. In fact, that's what's endearing about it. Sometimes, even alongside a great studio performance, an earlier version, rough edges and all, packs a punch all its own. --Rich Kienzle

Customer Reviews:

The Dust Settles Just Fine.......2007-05-25

Normally when a package of this type of music comes together, it's usually when: A] an artist is deceased/dead, B] the record company is trying to milk the artist from an old record contract of product still owed or C] there isn't really anything for the artist to say anymore.

Thankfully, none of those are the case here. In fact, what Todd Snider says and sings here is simply, well, simple yet memorable. Not just the solor material, but the songs with help from Peter Holsapple [dbs], Jack "selling out" Ingram [okay, that wasn't nice], Keith Christopher [The Yayhoos], Craig Wright [Steve Earle], Tommy Womack [duh!]and more.

If this is Todd just dusting off his slew of one-takes and mishaps, then I want more. My favorite Todd Snider yet.

Rejects? No, treasures.......2007-04-08

Todd Snider's PEACE, LOVE AND ANARCHY is a collection of "rarities, b-sides, and demos" (Volume 1). Don't let that fool you...the songs you'll find in here could all have been put on Snider albums (hell, "Nashville" was, and others have been recorded by other artists). These are the kind of songs that just sit around and linger, until they get a record of their own; the result is a cohesive album that doesn't feel pieced together in the least bit.

A sarcastic version of "Nashville" (much more sarcastic than the version that appeared on EAST NASHVILLE SKYLINE) kicks off the album, which ends with the rockin' "Cheatham Street Warehouse." In between you'll find a whole slough of material that features Snider at his storytelling best. There are humorous pieces of course ("Combover Blues"), rockin' pieces ("Barbie Doll"), sad pieces ("Missing You"), thoughtful pieces ("East Nashville Skyline")...hell, there's even a haiku. The spoken-word "From a Rooftop" is a pure delight as well; not to mention the exquisite gospel number "I Will Not Go Hungry" and the Billy Joe Shaver co-write "Deja Blues." Let's face it--there's not a bad song on here. But that's Todd Snider for you.

The fact that most of these songs appear to have come from the EAST NASHVILLE SKYLINE project probably helps with the cohesion; not that this is a bad thing, because that album was arguably one of Snider's best. Really, none of the tracks stands out from the other, which is the way you want it to be. This is simply another great album in a long line of great albums from the incomparable Todd Snider. Let's hope there's a Volume 2 somewhere down the line.

Great as always........2007-04-05

Another great album by Todd Snider--and not the typical outtakes/B sides junk that other people might put on an album like this. Every song is excellent, and there are 2-3 songs here that rank among the best Snider has ever recorded. His version of Stoney is better than anything on the radio. Try to listen to it and not be moved. I dare you.

Average customer rating: Solid Shouldn't be missed but Smooth Bass filled beats Solid Busta Album(4.5) The Best Album BUSTA RHYMES!!!

Anarchy Busta Rhymes Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Experimental Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event): The Final World Front When Disaster Strikes The Coming Genesis It Ain't Safe No More ASIN: B00004TL26 Release Date: 2000-06-20

Tracks:

1. Intro: The Current State Of Anarchy
2. Salute Da Gods!!
3. Enjoy Da Ride
4. We Put It Down For Y All
5. Bladow!!
6. Street Sh**
7. Live It Up
8. Fire
9. All Night
10. Show Me What You Got
11. Get Out!!
12. The Heist (featuring Raekwon,Ghostface Killa, Roc Marciano)
13. A Trip Out Of Town
14. How Much We Grew
15. Here We Go Again (featuring Flipmode Squad)
16. We Comin' Through
17. C'mon All My N***az, C'mon All My
18. B****es
19. Make Noise (featuring Lenny Kravitz)
20. Ready For War (featuring M.O.P.)
21. Why We Die (featuring DMX and Jay Z)
22. Anarchy
23. Outro

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Despite carrying still more of the apocalyptic trappings that have marked Busta's solo joints, Anarchy--touted by Elektra as the fourth in a trilogy, fittingly enough--is less a full-out blast of sociopolitical rage than the usual stack of free-flowing Rhymes consciousness. Both as winning and erratic as The Coming and E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event) before it, Anarchy nonetheless captures its star's unhinged style with panache and a handful of tour-de-force moments. (Check out the Stereolab sample on "Show Me What You Got" or the Busta/Raekwon/Ghostface Killah/Roc-Marciano crime-tale summit, "The Heist.") Finally, Busta deserves props for getting something worthwhile out of Lenny Kravitz--the off-kilter Rockwilder-produced funk jam "Make Noise"--long past the rocker's artistic sell-by date. --Rickey Wright

Customer Reviews:

Solid.......2006-10-01

this album wasnt very popular, and yet busta holds it down. i wasnt disappointed when i bought it and quite frankly suprised. its a good cd to check out.
rating B+

Shouldn't be missed but.......2006-05-01

It could use some more work on it. The production on this album wasn't that good in my opinion. But Busta is one of my favorite artists, so I had to pick it up. Most people will say this album is terrible, but it isn't. The people who say that are just used to his previous three albums, which were all atleast 4 stars. I was pleased to hear some really good tracks on this album like Salute Da Gods!!, Show Me What You Got, Get Out!!, How Much We Grew, Ready For War f/ M.O.P., Why We Die f/ DMX & Jay-Z, and my personal favorite The Heist f/ Raekwon, Ghostface, & Roc-Marciano. Some real fire in those songs. Another good thing about this album is that there are twenty two tracks all together. He is just doing what every artist does, trying to make every album a little different then the last one. If you are a Busta fan you should own this album.

Smooth Bass filled beats.......2005-11-26

Good Album Busta...I love this album! Nite time beats for a system great album and a must buy!!!!

Solid Busta Album(4.5).......2005-11-06

"Anarchy" is one of Busta Rhymes' less popular albums, not featuring any big singles, yet nevertheless it comes through with some very solid lyrics, laid-back beats, and some great hooks. There are certainly great standout tracks on this Busta album, and it certainly isn't one to be overlooked.

The opener "Salute Da Gods" is a great beat, with a lively Busta Rhymes, lyrically explaining to us how great he's feeling. "Enjoy Da Ride" is more of a gangsta style rap song, with a relatively hardcore beat, and a growly Busta. "We Put It Down For Y'all" is more commercial, and catchy with the intense chorus, and the beat hook. "Bladow" is an album highlight for its musical beat, making it instantly memorable. "Fire" is probably however, the worst Busta Rhymes song I've ever heard. To begin, the beat makes it almost unlistenable for more than 1 minute, and the song is very skippable. "All Night" makes up for that blunder though, with a hip-hop style beat, and catchy lyrics. "Show Me What You Got" shows off Busta's outstanding rap flow, and his great sense of rhythm. Throughout the song, he is rhyming exceptionally off the beat. "The Heist" will be the favourite for many, with a great, hardcore beat, a song that you can really get into immediately featuring the guest Gostface Killa. "Here We Go Again" is Busta Rhymes and the entire Flipmode Squad getting together and producing another strong cut. "C'mon All My N*ggas, C'mon All My B*tches" has Busta Rhymes flowing at unbelievable speeds, making me question whether he was actually rhyming that fast or if his voice was sped up. "Why We Die" has Rhymes collaborating with hip-hop star Jay-Z and DMX, to produce a great song, with superb lyrics.

Overall, this Busta Rhymes album shouldn't be overlooked by any fan. It has a great deal of contrast, from harcore gangsta rap songs, to laid back hip-hop/rap tracks. Not his best, but certainly worth the money. Recommended.

The Best Album BUSTA RHYMES!!!.......2004-12-04

1.---
2.5(Party Song,very good Start's,Busta's lyric good)
3.4(Slow,Q-Tip's Style are stinks,but good song)
4.4.5(Cool Song,new Swizz's beats,really new track)
5.5(Crazy Song,Busta's craziest,RAP NEVER DIE!)
6.4.5(Really Rap Song,good Busta's flow)
7.4(Q-Tip is very good producent,Busta's lyric good)
8.5(Next Crazy track,Busta's Production & lyric)
9.5(Next new Swizz's beat,Busta's craziest)
10.4(Good beat,slowly and next side lyric Busta's)
11.5(Party Song,children are crazy and Busta)
12.5(Very good song,Ghost,Reak & Roc flow is COOL!)
13.4.5(Hip-Hop beat and presentation Busta's)
14.3.5(Dedication Song to niggaz,slow & ok,Oriental)
15.5(Flipmode CRAZYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY SONG!!!)
16.4(New Oriental Song,Busta's lyric are crazy)
17.5(Hip-Hop music and good flow Busta's
18.5(Lenny Kravitz solo and Busta's CRAZY!!)
19.5(Prod,lyric and flow BUSTA RHYMES & M.O.P.THE BEST SONG)
20.4(Good lyric,DMX's song smells,but is good)
21.5(Very Good Song for End's ANARCHY!!!!!)
22.---


LYRICS - Busta Rhymes - 5
Reakwon - 4.5
Ghostface Killah - 5
DMX - 4
Jay-Z - 4
Spliff Star - 4.5
Rampage - 5
Rah Digga - 5
Baby Sham - 4
Roc-Marcy - 5
Lil Fame - 4.5
Billy Danze - 4.5

Average customer rating: Anarchy and its songs RE: Selling out Chumbawumba in their pre sellout days. Beautiful meolodies meet candid political/social statement Forget the politics. The music is wonderful!

Anarchy Chumbawamba Manufacturer: Import [Generic] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britpop | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Alternative Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Shhhlap! Readymades and Then Some Uneasy Listening UN English Rebel Songs 1381-1984 ASIN: B000006XLA Release Date: 1999-05-21

Tracks:

1. Give the Anarchist a Cigarette
2. Timebomb
3. Hompohobia
4. On Being Pushed
5. Heaven/Hell
6. Love Me
7. Georgina
8. Doh!
9. Blackpool Rock
10. This Year's Thing
11. Mouthful of Shit
12. Never Do What You Are Told
13. Rad Dog
14. Enough Is Enough
15. Rage

Album Details

Back Catalogue of this Very Popular Band.

Customer Reviews:

Anarchy and its songs.......2007-05-07

the Anarchy sessions from Chumbawamba is loaded with an album full of shouting danceable tracks that always leave you wanting to dance more...and they do! each song carries a strong lyrical ballad and the in-between loops are exciting and never dull, you'll never get tired of listening to Anarchy. this album is highly recommended.

RE: Selling out.......2006-02-23

The album Tubthumper was made to show how easy it is for a band to make a pop album. Especially a band like chumbawumba! They made the album on purpose, actually I think it was in the CD insert for this album were they talk about it....

Chumbawumba in their pre sellout days........1999-05-18

Awesome CD that has allot of good political statements and was released back when chumbawumba used to give a @$%^ about other things besides their pockets,the song about homophobia is awesome, and mouthfull of &*&% is dedicated to people like Neol Gallahen of Oasis who preach anti authirtatianism but hob-knob with the parliament, funny chumbawumba has joined his ranks, On a side note Lou is the ex singer of D.I.R.T., you should definatly pick up this (and the english rebel songs CD) but i would advise at a local record shop and on vinyl before you get a cd from here. Peace//Love//Anarchy//Equality

Beautiful meolodies meet candid political/social statement.......1999-02-24

WOW!!! Having loved Tubhumper, I bought this album and Uneasy Listening. Both are sensational! Timebomb is so beautiful to the ears yet matches the toughest political statement ever made by Midnight Oil. Homophobia should be required listening in every high school. Chumbawamba combines the musical genius of Danny Elfman with social commentary as radical as that originally preached by Jesus of Nazareth. The most thought-provoking pop music ever written, but presented in such a delightfully pleasant way that you don't notice at first the significance of what is being sung.

Forget the politics. The music is wonderful!.......1998-07-15

After a prolonged weekend with 7 friends listening to Anarchy for the first time in 1994, we all became hooked on the music. Most of the songs in Anarchy are at least as good, if not better, than Tubthumper, the single. Forget the politics - the beats and melodies in Anarchy are captivating and addictive. The lyrics are clever, humourous and meaningful, but this does not detract from the pleasure of listening to such a great album. I have been searching for a copy of this CD for over two years now, and I wouldn't be surprised if it showed up everywhere pretty soon. Be warned: you will get hooked.

Average customer rating:

Metal Anarchy Warfare Manufacturer: Castle Music UK ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock & Metal | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000QXDH4M Release Date: 2007-08-14

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Electric Mayhem
3. Warfare
4. Death Vigilance
5. Wrecked Society
6. Living For The Last Days
7. Disgrace
8. Military Shadow
9. Metal Anarchy
10. Psycho Express
11. You Really Got Me (Live Demo 85) (Bonus Track)
12. Eve Of Destruction (Demo 85) (Bonus Track)
13. Im On Fire (Live Demo 85) (Bonus Track)
14. Warfare (Monitor Mix 85) (Bonus Track)
15. Military Shadow (Monitor Mix 85) (Bonus Track)
16. Metal Anarchy (Monitor Mix 85) (Bonus Track)
17. Electric Mayhem (Monitor Mix 85) (Bonus Track)

Album Details

For Album Number Two, Warfare Leader Evo Took the Bold Step and Approached Motörhead Leader Lemmy to Act as Producer on the Sessions. Lemmy Dutifully Agreed and also Brought Along his New Guitarist, Wurzel to Add a Few Choice Blasts which Feature on the Title Track. Recorded Almost Live Over a Three-day Period at Ezee Studios in London, Metal Anarchy features the Band at their Most Incendiary. This Re-mastered, Expanded Edition Adds Seven Bonus Tracks Including Demos, Monitor Mixes from the Original Sessions and a Blistering Version of the 60's Protest Song, `eve of Destruction'.

Average customer rating: the golden age of rock

D.I.Y.: Anarchy in the UK: UK Punk I (1976-77) Various Artists Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music British Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music New Wave | New Wave & Post-Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk | Compilations | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music 1970s | By Decade | Pop | Styles | Music 1970-1979 | Decades | Compilations | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music General | Blues | Indie Music | Stores | Music Rhino Records | Amazon.com Label Stores | Stores | Music Similar Items: D.I.Y.: The Modern World: UK Punk II (1977-78) D.I.Y.: The Blank Generation - The New York Scene (1975-78) D.I.Y.: Teenage Kicks: UK Pop I (1976-79) D.I.Y.: We're Desperate: The L.A. Scene (1976-79) D.I.Y.: Starry Eyes: UK Pop, Vol. 2 ASIN: B0000032YG Release Date: 1993-01-19

Tracks:

1. Anarchy in the UK (Demo) - Sex Pistols
2. New Rose - DAMNED
3. (I'm) Stranded - Saints
4. Teenage Depression - Eddie & The Hot Rods
5. God Save The Queen (Demo) - Sex Pistols
6. (Get A) Grip (On Yourself) - Stranglers
7. Neat Neat Neat - DAMNED
8. In The City - Jam
9. One Chord Wonders - Adverts
10. Baby, Baby - Vibrators
11. Lovers Of Today - Only Ones
12. Lookin' After No. 1 - Boomtown Rats
13. Gary Gilmore's Eyes - Adverts
14. Your Generation - Generation X
15. No More Heroes - Stranglers
16. Oh Bondage Up Yours! - X-Ray Spex
17. Orgasm Addict - Buzzcocks
18. Don't DIctate - Penetration
19. 12XU - Wire

Customer Reviews:

the golden age of rock.......2000-10-26

This is an excellent compilation. Tracks from the usual suspects like Wire, Sex Pistols, Buzzcocks, and X-Ray Spex are supplemented by excellent tracks I had not heard by the likes of The Adverts and The Saints, plus others.

The energy, freshness, and vitality of the music really comes through this mix.

I wish they could have included The Clash in this compilation... it seems like they very much belonged but could not be included for legal reasons.

I had preferred the work of New York punksters from the same era, i.e. Talking Heads, Television, Richard Hell and the Voidoids, etc. But this compilation has turned me on to some other bands from the U.K.; I just might end up liking the British Punk better.

ken32

Average customer rating: Ridiculously slapdash A must have album. Calling all Punk Fans

Anthology Johnny Thunders Manufacturer: Anarchy Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Proto Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music American Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: New York Dolls Que Sera, Sera Thunders, Kane, & Nolan - You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory L.A.M.F.: The Lost '77 Mixes The Filth and the Fury - A Sex Pistols Film ASIN: B0001MMFRI Release Date: 2004-04-20

Tracks:

1. Jet Boy (New York Dolls)
2. Born To Lose
3. Chinese Rocks
4. It's Not Enough
5. Pirate Love
6. Blame It On Mom
7. Pipeline
8. I Only Wrote This Song For You
9. You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory
10. Little Bit Of Whore
11. M.I.A.
12. Get Off The Phone
13. London Boys
14. Too Much Junkie Business
15. Personality Crisis
16. Hurt Me
17. One Track Mind
18. Bonus Track 1

Product Description

1. Jet Boy - New York Dolls
2. Born To Lose
3. Chinese Rocks
4. It's Not Enough
5. Pirate Love
6. Blame It On Mom
7. Pipeline
8. I Only Wrote This Song For You
9. You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory
10. Little Bit Of Whore
11. M.I.A.
12. Get Off The Phone
13. London Boys
14. Too Much Junkie Business
15. Personality Crisis
16. Alone In A Crowd
17. Hurt Me
18. One Track Mind

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

Ridiculously slapdash.......2004-11-21

Looks like a good retrospective of Johnny's music... It isn't. The printed track listing gives songs the wrong titles, and some are live or demo versions without being identified as such. All of the LAMF songs are the original (muddy) mixes.

What you actually get:
Jet Boy (New York Dolls demo)
Born to Lose (from LAMF)
Chinese Rocks (from LAMF)
It's Not Enough (from LAMF)
Pirate Love (from LAMF)
Born to Cry (from Copy Cats)
Pipeline (live)
I Only Wrote This Song for You (from Que Sera Sera)
You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory (live, cuts off after the first chorus)
Little Bit of Whore (from Que Sera Sera)
MIA (from Que Sera Sera)
Get Off the Phone (from LAMF)
London Boys (Heartbreakers demo)
Too Much Junkie Business (Heartbreakers demo)
Personality Crisis (live, from Born Too Loose - at the end you get the beginning of the next track from that CD, Johnny talking to the audience at the start of an acoustic set)
Crawfish (from Copy Cats)
Hurt Me (unreleased studio version from Born Too Loose)
One Track Mind (from LAMF)

I'm tempted to give this four stars, since at least the music is still good.

A must have album........2004-10-22

If you like Punk, just get this album,you`ll impresse all your friends, whit this rare one of a kind album.

Calling all Punk Fans.......2004-04-26

where to start y'all. If you like JT, if you ever wanted to check the guy out, if you like the NY Dolls, if you like old punk, if you like Rock N Roll guitar, get this CD. It has the best collection of Johnny Thunders/Heartbreakers hits from long deleted vinyl singles,B-sides, live albums, and full length albums that are near impossible to get on cd. While every song rules, "Pirate Love", the Ramones co-written "Chinese Rocks", and acoustic "...Arms Around A Memory" standout.While most newly released JT cd's are mearly low quality bootlegs of the same few shows, where JT is usually "Out of it" this collection focuses on him at his wonderful best. Get it, rock out, then search for his other releases. You will like this if you are a Clash, Hanoi, NY Doll, Ramones, Pistols fan!@#

Average customer rating: Impulse Buy, but Worth It

Anarchy in the UK Sex Pistols Manufacturer: Brilliant ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00005UVYZ Release Date: 2001-11-15

Tracks:

1. Anarchy In The Uk
2. I Wanna Be Me
3. Seventeen
4. New York
5. No Lip
6. Steppin Stone
7. Satellite
8. Sub-Mission
9. Liar
10. Substitute
11. No Feelings
12. No Fun
13. Pretty Vacant
14. P A Trouble
15. Problems

Customer Reviews:

Impulse Buy, but Worth It.......2004-04-19

This CD is testament to many things: 1) the failure of McLaren to make anything like a decent investment in his band's sound equipment, 2) the importance of having a competent bassist for any rock band, 3) How Johnny Rotten had to struggle to develop his voice, 4) How powerful that voice could be, and 5) the genius of the Stooges ("No Fun" is the highlight of the set). If you're a Pistols fan, this is worth the aggravation. But you should be familiar with "Bollocks" already, to know what song it is you're listening to...

Average customer rating: seventeen non hit's not bad but not as good as the actual albums

Who's Screwin Who? 18 T.S.O.L. Greatest Non-Hits T.S.O.L. Manufacturer: Anarchy Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Hardcore | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | American Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Similar Items: Ancient Artifacts ASIN: B00070Q7Z0 Release Date: 2005-01-25

Tracks:

1. Sounds of Laughter
2. World War III
3. Terrible People
4. I'm Tired
5. Superficial Love
6. Dance with Me
7. Wash Away
8. Man and Machine
9. Fuck You Tough Guy
10. Triangle
11. 80 Times
12. In My Head
13. Sodomy
14. Abolish Government/Silent Majority
15. Serious
16. Silent Scream
17. Code Blue

Product Description

1. The Sounds Of Laughter
2. World War III
3. Terrible People
4. I'm Tired
5. Superficial Life
6. Dance With Me
7. Wash Away
8. Man And Machine
9. Fuck You Tough Guy
10. The Triangle
11. 80 Times
12. In My Head
13. Sodomy
14. Abolish Government
15. Silent Majority
16. Serious
17. Silent Scream
18. Code Blue

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

seventeen non hit's.......2007-07-12

overall a great compilation of classic tsol song's but buyer beware there are only 17 song's on this album not 18 as said on the cover.

still a great buy. oh and track 8 is perfect when you get stuck in traffic, that alone make's owning this album worth it!

not bad but not as good as the actual albums.......2005-05-05

im not sure what they did, but i hear this is a live in studio cd. its basically tsol re-recorded a collection of 18 classic songs. honestly id recommend the studio albums over this but since this will be easier to find and still not too shabby at that, it would be a great buy. yeah but i think they butcher a few classics on this cd...like "80 times" is far inferior to the dance with me version.

Average customer rating: Not a great compilation, but the best we've got. Be careful - not all CDs have the 4 bonus tracks at the end

Metal Anarchy: The Best of Warfare Warfare ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock & Metal | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Fight to the Last: Anthology Lightnin to the Nations: 25th Anniversary of Nwobhm ASIN: B0000632KO Release Date: 2002-07-05

Tracks:

1. Warning
2. Total Armageddon (Full Scale Attack)
3. Burn Down the Kings Road
4. New Age of Total Warfare
5. Noise, Filth and Fury
6. Let the Show Go On
7. Breakout
8. Collision
9. Rabid Metal
10. Dance of the Dead
11. Limit Crescendo
12. Electric Mayhem
13. Warfare
14. Death Vigilance
15. Wrecked Society
16. Living for the Last Days
17. Disgrace
18. Military Shadow
19. Metal Anarchy

Tracks:

1. Psycho Express
2. Addicted to Love
3. Machine Gun Breath
4. Murder on Melrose
5. Blown to Bits
6. Revolution
7. Dancing in the Flames of Insanity
8. Evolution
9. Deathcharge (Doomsday)
10. Order of the Dragons
11. Elite Forces
12. Rejoice the Feast of Quarentine
13. Noise, Filth and Fury

Album Description

Maybe it was their punk pedigree which made the difference, but nobody's metal was tougher in the 80s than Warfare. No wonder Lemmy agreed to produce their legendary Metal Anarchy album, the best of which forms the core of this first-ever compilation. Singles, prime LP cuts and other rarities are joined by one of the loudest sessions ever broadcast by Radio One. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

Not a great compilation, but the best we've got........2005-12-30

If you're a big '80s metal fan, you may have at some point encountered someone trying to turn you on to Amebix claiming they are more metal than crust or that they sound like a non-Satanic Venom with more punk trappings or a metallicly supercharged Motorhead or any such nonsense (I assume these are the same kinds of morons responsible for slowly turning "grindcore" and "death metal" into synonymous terms). And if you were like me, when you first heard Amebix, it was just heavy crust/punk; perhaps at times similar to or approaching metal, but not there at all. Instead, the band they were really describing was Warfare. Compared to Tank, Venom, or Motorhead, the individual songs are often less distinctive and less memorable, although some odd covers (Frankie Goes to Hollywood and Robert Palmer?!?!?) and songs such as "New Age of Total Warfare" and "Metal Anarchy" stand out.

While nothing is wrong musically with this 2CD compilation, it has the unfortunate and ill-fated task of trying to span 4 albums, and some material is missing from each of the 4 first LPs. Sanctuary/Neat is somewhat covered since this is touted as a "Best of" and not a retrospective, but still--since this compilation is only of the band's Neat Rec. years, there's no material that's really overly bad, so getting more tracks from the first 1st, 2nd, and 4th albums while Mayhem F'kin Mayhem gets rather shafted isn't such a great victory.

It's unfortunate that some of the other Neat Rec. bands like Raven and Venom got individual CD reissues as well as 2-CD retrospectives/compilations. And unfortunately unlike the Atomkraft and Venom compilations, you can't buy other NWOBHM compilations or other releases by the artists to fill in the gaps, except for some EP tracks. Since I don't think the first and third albums were ever on CD (I believe I saw a "Metal Anarchy" bootleg, but if I'm wrong, add it to the list too) this is quite unfortunate.

At first I thought maybe Warfare might be too obscure or unpopular to warrant full reissues (from what I've seen, most old-school metalheads seem to like them, but don't count them as one of their particularly favorite bands), but Neat have been re-releasing some pretty obscure NWOBHM material that can't be more well-known. If you like Warfare and want to see individual album reissues, I would urge you to contact Sanctuary about taking some action. Certainly they would have ample live bonus tracks to choose from.

In summary, good material but a bad compilation; sadly, it's all that's being offered right now.

And I just wanted to quickly mention that I had also heard of a version with extra tracks as the first reviewer mentioned. Can anyone confirm if a version of this 2-CD with more than 32 tracks really does exist?

Be careful - not all CDs have the 4 bonus tracks at the end.......2002-09-21

Not really a review - just that I bought a copy for the 4 bonus tracks at the end (Tracks 33 - 36) - and to my surprise my copy only had 32 tracks! So their may be two versions out there?

Average customer rating: Right after Rutabagas and Elvis, this disc rocks!

Relish the Thought ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00000GC76 Release Date: 1994-09-01

Tracks:

1. The Elvisian Dictionary, pg. 87
2. Cryo-Care
3. What's Up?
4. Big Boy Chucky (part 1)
5. Cat-O-Rama
6. Big Boy Chucky (conclusion)
7. Dr. Hawking's Auto-Dialer
8. Homeless Helen
9. Bronx Bros Book Review
10. 911-Plus
11. The Elvisian Dictionary, pg. 23
12. WFX-FM
13. Pilot Sex
14. Dead Air
15. The Elvisian Dictionary, pg. 23
16. Sign ME up!
17. Sonic Compost
18. Ask Cassandra (pt. 1)
19. Male Bond Blend
20. Ask Cassandra (conclusion)
21. Type

Customer Reviews:

Right after Rutabagas and Elvis, this disc rocks!.......1999-03-13

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