Tracklist
| Introitus | |||
| Obey To Get Independence | |||
| Go Your Own Way | |||
| The Scene | |||
| Drunk Driver | |||
| Zombie Holocaust | |||
| Extremely Bad Breath | |||
| Who Cares? | |||
| Party And Fight For Your Right? | |||
| The Disease | |||
| Burn (Let Those Bastards) | |||
| Your Goals | |||
| Herring Attack | |||
| Just Another Metal Band | |||
| If You're Hardcore...I'm Not! | |||
| Old, But Not So Wise | |||
| Dom Ljuger | |||
| A Case For Teddy |
Credits (9)
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Gregor BennstrømBass
Ola StrålinDrums
Mats BrännlundEngineer-
Daniel HammareGuitar
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Patrick ForsbergGuitar
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Earache – Mosh 17 | UK | 1989 | UK — 1989 |
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Earache – MOSH 17 | UK | 1990 | UK — 1990 |
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Earache – MOSH 17 CD | UK | 1990 | UK — 1990 |
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Earache – MOSH 17 MC | UK | 1990 | UK — 1990 |
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Earache – MOSH 17 | Sweden | 1990 | Sweden — 1990 |
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Not On Label (Filthy Christians) – MOSH 17 | Europe | 1990 | Europe — 1990 |
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ALF – A-308 | Poland | 1991 | Poland — 1991 |
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MG Records (2) – MG 1795 | Poland | 1992 | Poland — 1992 | ||||
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Earache – TFCK-88632 | Japan | 1993 | Japan — 1993 |
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Takt Music – 1419 | Poland | Poland |
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Earache (2) – MOSH 17 CD | Russia | Russia |
Recommendations
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Edited 12 years agoTucked away on the compilation LP Filthy Christians. The song is in three movements. Part 1 is a Prog Rock-ish intro, Part 2 is pure Hardcore and Part 3 is sub Hip Hop Breakbeat.
The Grindcrusher track was a great advert for their debut LP Mean which is full of tight musicianship, socio political commentary and humour (essential for this genre where your song-writing skills can be measured in seconds rather than minutes).
The musical variety demonstrated on ‘Party & Fight For Your Right’ continues on the LP with Introitus (a cover of Donna Summer - Hot Stuff) and A Case For Teddy (Lounge-esque Jazz). However the remainder 15 lyrically sharp tracks demonstrate the Filthys’ Hardcore credentials with standout song Dom Ljuger (They Lie) a timeless anthem for the disaffected. It goes I hate all politicians, They never tell the truth, Promise this, Promise that, And what happens, Not a sh**!! They lie, They lie, They lie, Those c***s tell lies!!!
Filthy Christians. They came, they roared, they conquered. They only made one LP but made that LP a good one.
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