Showing posts with label Scatterbrain. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 21, 2015

Scatterbrain - Here Comes Trouble

Scatterbrain - Here Comes Trouble - 1990 01. Scatterbrain - Here Comes Trouble, 1990 Vinyl LP Album
     In-Effect - 467375 1
NRAR. Vinyl rip this time, because there is no such thing as nostalgia, especially from 1990 - what a year (and we're still married). I must admit that I was disappointed upon my first listen of this LP: I was expecting another monster of ultimate crossover like Ludichrist's Powertrip. But at the second play I realized that Here Comes Trouble is close to the very best of the very best of the cream of the best hard rock album ever released. Astonishing amount of highest zerness from all angles!!
Remove brackets and unzip: [here comes zer]
!ZER Scatterbrain ZER!

Sunday, January 6, 2013

Ludichrist + Scatterbrain

Ludichrist - Immaculate Deception 1987
Ludichrist - Powertrip 1988
Scatterbrain - Here Comes Trouble 1990
Scatterbrain - Scamboogery 1991
Scatterbrain - Mundus Intellectualis 1994
00. Ludichrist - Demos, 1985/1986
     mp3s
01. Ludichrist - Immaculate Deception, 1987 CD
     Combat - 88561-8133-1
     1993 We Bite Records reissue
02. Ludichrist - Powertrip, 1988 CD
     We Bite Records - WB 035 CD
03. Scatterbrain - Here Comes Trouble, 1990 CD
     In-Effect - 467375-2
04. Scatterbrain - Scamboogery, 1991 CD
     Elektra - 7559-61224-2
05. Scatterbrain - Mundus Intellectualis, 1994 CD
     Bullet Proof Records - IRS 981.207
Just like every other crossover addict of the 80s, I was hit in the face by the opening track on There's A Method To Our Madness. That was the merciless D.R.I. | Crumbsuckers mad mix of Ludichrist at work, and it was not possible afterwards to not seek anything they would release. Immaculate Deception is still the infinite thrashing hardcore classic it's always been, as is the darker, more metallic Powertrip (recorded at death metal's mecca Morrisound, with the people from Death doing backup vocals). Both albums have not aged a bit and are still waiting to be matched after 25 years. Then they morphed into Scatterbrain and went down the hard rock route with much class and originality, except that Scamboogery was not that great, MTV oriented? Anyway, the rest is ETERNAL CLASSIC MONSTER TRIPLAZER!!!!!
!ZER Ludichrist | Scatterbrain ZER!
Remove brackets and unzip: [Zer in my soup]

Friday, July 10, 2009

Ludichrist + Scatterbrain







Ludichrist - demo 2, 1985
Ludichrist - live off the board CBGB, 1986
Ludichrist - immaculate deception, 1986
Ludichrist - powertrip, 1988
Scatterbrain - here comes trouble, 1990
Scatterbrain - scamboogery, 1991
Scatterbrain - mundus intellectualis, 1994
Let's celebrate again one year of zer with something as super-cult as Crumbsuckers, no introduction necessary - eternal classics alert! Ludichrist was a real shock, right after banging your head to the second D.R.I., you didn't think anything could match "dealing with it!" - and bangzerbang, "immaculate deception" hits you in the face.
Scatterbain took a more hard rock approach and clearly tried to reach stadium-fashion status with the disappointing "scamboogery", a bit too commercial I say. But the rest is just classic gold (naked women level). HARD ROCKING THRASHCORE CROSSOVER MEGA ZERRR!R R! !R R!! RR! !RR! RR! !! ! !! R !
CD rip + tape rip (Ludichrist demos). Ludichrist appear (with equally cult targets Damage, Sacrilege BC, Life Sentence etc.) on the amazing comp There's a method to our madness. Zer!
No I don't have the Scatterbrain "live from the basement", nor the other Scatterbrain mcds.
Buy Ludichrist albums!
Buy Scatterbrain albums!

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