Napalm Death- Multi-National Corporations/Instinct of Survival/Stigmatised/Parasites

[masterblaster07081]

i have that peel session on vinyl original, not my only peel session.

[diziamonddave]

THE best Napalm Has to offer is on this record. Best line up best sound best ENERGY caught on tape. I got this when I was 13 and im gonna be 34 soon. still rips my ear drums to hell.

[jmroxybaby79]

Multi national.What a song and so true to the thieving businesses of today robbing our people and countrys blind.would love to see Dorrian Steer and Harris the drummer rejoin the band for a tour.BArny is by far the better vocalist though but would be good to see them all together.

[WeeboShepard]

@jmroxybaby79 i gotta disagree, Steer was there best guitarist, Harris was there best drummer and Lee was the best vocalist

[CultofAnubis]

Still blows me away 25 years later. Absolutely landmark moment in extreme metal and I think still unsurpassed. Sure, there are more technical, faster and heavier bands out there now, but it's all so contrived. These sessions were simply "turn up, plug in" as-live recordings, which makes the ferocity all the more astounding. There's an honesty to this that current death metal and grind sorely lacks.

[mauricioreyna]

Hipnótico...

[Punk93Metal]

This version of Multi-National Corporations sounds very Swans-esque.

[malewhoreslag]

@Punk93Metal thought the same the second I heard that intro! weird.

[baraqijal15]

@Punk93Metal fuck yea the swans are awesome.

[Eidelmania]

This shit is too damn slow

[malewhoreslag]

80s ND = the real fooking deal.

[krysylys]

progenitors of grindcore. amen. grew out of hardcore punk. with no pretention and no money. and an attitude few peers or rivals understood.

'cept maybe extreme noise terror. who mick played drums with anyway.

[stonersid]

the nuts man,  the daddies of death, the grandfathers of grind,......the dogs bollox