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Long before they found their calling as a highly technical thrash metal band, New York's Prong was dealing in rather faceless hardcore, most of which didn't hold a candle to superior scene rivals like the Cro-Mags and Agnostic Front. Sure enough, their modest independent debut, Primitive Origins, is a collection of mostly uninventive two-minute blasts, which prove that the sometimes CBGB employees still had something to learn before quitting their regular jobs. A few songs ("Watching," "Cling to Life," "Dreams Like That") do show occasional promising flashes of things to come, however, and may interest serious fans. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia
Prong's debut recording got accepted in England way before the U.S. ~ John Book
Arranger: Prong.
Prong: Tommy Victor (vocals, guitar); Mike Kirkland (vocals, bass); Ted Parsons (drums, background vocals).
Personnel: Tommy Victor (vocals, guitar); Ted Parsons (vocals, drums); Mike Kirkland (vocals).
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Prong Primitive Origins Songs | 1. | Disbelief | |
| 2. | Watching | |
| 3. | Cling to Life | |
| 4. | Denial | |
| 5. | Dreams Like That | |
| 6. | In My Veins | |
| 7. | Climate Control | |
| 8. | Persecution | |
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Primitive Origins Music Review Purchase Primitive Origins CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Suicidal Tendencies Join The Army CD (1987)
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No one could expect 1987's Join the Army, the long-awaited follow-up to Suicidal Tendencies' quintessential self-titled debut, to live up to its predecessor, but few expected it to be this disappointing. Except for a few bright moments such as "Possessed to Skate" and "War Inside My Head," the album is badly written, badly played, and terribly produced. There could have been many reasons for this fiasco, ...
| | Overkill Under The Influence CD (1988)
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Originally released in 1988, Under the Influence is another confident, if unremarkable Overkill recording. Highlights include the punk-ish "Overkill III (Under the Influence)," as well as trademark pseudo-thrash numbers like "Shred," "Never Say Never," and the minor hit single/video "Hello From the Gutter." One subtle, but very consistent problem with Overkill's brutal riffing sticks out just a little bit more than usual on Under the Influence. That is, the clanky ringing and exaggerated attack of bassist D.D. Verni's instrument. Verni bogs down the group's sound, weakening Overkill's otherwise tight and unified rhythmic signature. As usual, the real problem with Under the Influence is vocalist Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth's overdone vocals. Ellsworth ...
| | Kickboxer DVD (1989) Lions Gate Home Entertainment
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| | Prong Scorpio Rising CD (2003)
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The gritty guitars, the stop/start rhythms, the anger and the vicious ill will are all back in Prong's Scorpio Rising. Now, who forgot the songs? Minus the hooks, Prong just gets by on their ferociousness, keeping their return album from being a total washout. Eight years without a studio album made the hardcore itchy with anticipation, and for them, Scorpio Rising might be just volatile enough. With the album, Prong's sound has become slower. It's sludgy but with quite the rumble underneath. Tommy Victor's voice has dropped in pitch too, becoming a roaring howl that's darn near otherworldly. The opening "Detached" holds plenty of promise, but one rumbling number after another with nothing to grip on to weakens the overall punch. With a bluesy beat, "Entrance to the Eclipse" gives the listener a much needed break from the stomping, but the ...
| | Black Sabbath Dio Years CD (2007) Remastered
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THE DIO YEARS focuses almost exclusively on tracks--sterlingly remastered--from the abovementioned records, but also includes "Children of the Sea" from LIVE EVIL and a few from the 1992 reunion flop, DEHUMANIZER. The real surprises of THE DIO YEARS are "Shadow of the Wind," "The Devil Cried," and "Ear in the Wall," three new songs recorded by Sabbath with Dio shortly before the compilation's release. THE DIO YEARS is a great start for casual Sabbath fans looking to get in a little deeper or for Dio fans looking for his great Sabbath moments in one place.
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| | Prong Power Of The Damager CDs (2007) Digipak
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Prong is the definition of journeyman metal act. In their 20-plus years of existence, they've consistently been at the forefront of hardcore-thrash crossover and industrial metal. Guitarist Tommy Victor, who got his start manning the soundboards at legendary CBGB, has played with members of Ministry, Marilyn Manson, Killing Joke, and ...
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| | Cannibal Corpse Butchered At Birth CD (1991) Bonus Tracks; Enhanced CD
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In the early '90s, Cannibal Corpse acquired a small cult in the death metal underground by embracing some of the most gruesome lyrics the subgenre had to offer. Thriving on shock value, the band inspires comparisons to GWAR and comes across as a parody of death metal and grindcore more than anything. Like its previous album, the equally twisted Eaten ...
| | Isabelle Bonnadier A La Folie CD (2005) (Import)
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Liner Note Author: Ozzy Osbourne.
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| | Cafe Ole Cuanto Tardare CD (2007)
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While still studying jazz at Humber College (Toronto), bassist Dustin Shaskin met the passionate and dedicated musicians who would soon become The Café Olé. These band members include vocalist Celia Palli (from Barcelona, Spain), pianist Scott Metcalfe, flamenco guitarist Benjamin Barrile, saxophonist Mike Murley, bassist Dustin Shaskin, percussionist Diego las Heras, and drummer Max Senitt, After officially forming in November 2005, The Café Olé began playing local Toronto music venues and Ontario music festivals. A 2008 Canadian festival tour is currently being planned.On April 1, 2007 The Café Olé received a grant from the Ontario Arts Council to help them record their debut album "Cuanto Tardaré," which translates to “How Long Will It Take Me.” The Café Olé worked with accomplished jazz producer Roberto Occhipinti. Also on the band’s debut album is featured saxophonist and multi-Juno award winner Mike Murley. The CD release concert was held on ...
| | Leif Totusek Freestyle Candela CD (2008)
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Freestyle Candela is Guitarist Leif Totusek and his composition based on Soukous guitar, Cuban Rumba and inspirations from Hendrix to Haiti. Leif has played extensively with Soukous Guitar master "Moses Fan Fan" and has been special guest with "Tabu Ley Rochereau (jazz Alley Seattle, Wa.) the godfathers of the soukous form.National Public Radio ****Best performance at the 1996Bumbershoot Arts and Music Festival“. . . A shining ...
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