Slapshot

01. Slapshot - Back On The Map, 1986 Vinyl 12" EP 33 1/3 RPM      Taang! Records - TAANG! 12 02. Slapshot - Step On It, 1988 Vinyl LP Album      Taang! Records, Taang! Records, Taang! Records - TAANG! 28, T28LP, TAANG #28 03. Slapshot - The CD, 1990 CD Album Reissue      Taang! Records, Taang! Records - TAANG! 28 CD, T-28CD 04. Slapshot - Sudden Death Overtime, 1990 CD Album      Emergo - EM 9375 2 05. Slapshot - Live At SO36, 1993 CD Album      We Bite Records - WE BITE 2-111-2 06. Slapshot - Unconsciousness, 1994 CD Album      We Bite Records - We Bite 2-114-2 07. Ignite, Slapshot - Slapshot / Ignite, 1994 Vinyl 7" 45 RPM Single      Lost And Found Records - LF 111 , Compilation      Contains 2 songs by: Ignite, Slapshot 08. Slapshot - 16 Valve Hate, 1995 CD Album      Lost And Found Records - LF 195/CD 09. Slapshot - Old Tyme Hardcore, 1996 CD EP      Taang! Records - TAANG! 118 10. Slapshot - Digital Warfare, 2003 CD Album      Bridge Nine Records - B9R44 The logical follow-p to a Negative FX post is of course the Slapshot catalog. I just noticed there was a new 2014 album, we'll do without for today. Slapshot are of course less over the top than Negative FX and more into the Negative Approach vibe: excellency in controlled energy and groove. Besides the legendary Back On The Map, my favorites are Live In SO36 (feel the sweat) and Unconsciousness (that raw Albini production). But all these albums are great - Boston hardcore forever rezerred! Remove brackets and unzip: [zer on it] !ZER Slapshot ZER!

Slapshot

back on the map + step on it, 1986/1988 sudden death overtime, 1990 live at so36, 1993 unconsciousness, 1994 16 valve hate, 1995 old tyme hardcore, 1996 digital warfare, 2003 Zer and re-zer, after the demise of Negative FX and Last Rights, Slapshot slow things a bit down, add some great groove and overall control of the square hardcore deluge and here we go with a bunch of solid classic albums. There is the straight edge thing but light up a fat joint and you won't care. All their records are great pieces of zerness, my personnal highlights being the darker, dirtier "unconsciousness" (which hosts an excellent Negazione cover) and above all the super hot and energetic "live at so36", a monument of burning live punkness. The stage does smell like the best setup for Slapshot and their FIRE BREATHING HARDCORE CATAPULT OF ZERRRRRRRRRRRR!R!R!R !R R!R!R!R!RR!RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR ! !RR !!!!!!!!!!!!R!RR! !R!RR!R! R!! RR RR !! ! ! ! ! CD rip. No I don't have the eps, check the other blogs and post the links, zer. Slapshot on MySpace