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D.O.N.D.O.N. - Last Warning FLAC album

Canada Schizophrenic Records Hardcore Punk 2008

Performer: D.O.N.D.O.N.
Genre: Rock
Title: Last Warning
Country: Canada
Released: Jan 2008
Style: Hardcore, Punk
Label: Schizophrenic Records
Catalog Number: Schiz #37
FLAC version ZIP size: 2420 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2220 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1298 mb
Rating: 4.6
Votes: 336

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Tracklist

1	Offend
2	Humanity
3	Last Warning
4	Destruction
5	Carimelo
6	Value Judgement
7	Convicted Holocaust
8	Sense Of Crisis
9	The End
10	The Nightmare Continues
11	Who Do You Live For
12	Destruction Of Nuclear Side
13	浪花節 Naniwabushi
14	Shadow
15	Detestation Of Negative Side
16	Dirty Noise
17	Perseverance

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
Schiz. #37	D.O.N.D.O.N.	Last Warning ‎(CD, Comp)	Schizophrenic Records	Schiz. #37	Canada	2007

Credits

Artwork [Insert] – Darrin Crosgrove
Bass – Satoshi Sugano
Crew – Bandel
Design [Jacket] – DVL
Drums – Osamu Saitoh
Engineer – Mr. Yanagida
Guitar – Yoshiki Satoh
Producer – Willy , Yoshikawa
Vocals – Tokio Yoshikawa

Notes

Tracks A1 to B3 previously released as the "Last Warning" LP in 1991 on Never Again Records, Japan in a limited edition of 200 copies.
Tracks B4 to B6 previously released on the "I Will Take No Orders From Anyone!!" LP compilation on Discipline/Vinyl Japan, UK in 1991.
Track B7 previously released on the "Best Run Fast Vol.2" 7"EP compilation in 1991 on MCR Company, Japan.
Tracks A1 to B3 recorded in June/July/August 1991 @ Studio Our House.

Includes a printed lyric insert.
Includes a Schizophrenic Records folded insert.
700 copies pressed.
Also issued on CD format.

Companies

Recorded At – Our House, Tokyo
Manufactured By – Never Again Records
Manufactured By – Mediacapsule

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Thiama

The band has existed for a long time, yo. How can you define the style they're playing other than hyper-fast manic thrash (and no, i dont mean thrash metal, but thrash as an adjective to say abrasive shit) that has been played before with better and bigger results by early DEATH SIDE …. but basically became an influence on those bands like NIGHTMARE : by putting up the bandana, taking a darker turn (at least here on this band) and getting hell-bent on doing speedy hc/sometimes even proto-grindy bits. Dunno if this sum of things might be considered a sub-genre marker par se, but whatever, right? You know there are bands like that in japanese hardcore. I'd be lying saying this band ain't good, but truth is, chances are you hear shit like this before a dozen of times, and this comp is good anyway. Check in for yourself, strap the bandana & the boots tight, and dive in.

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