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Napalm Death Japan Toy Factory Grindcore Death Metal 1994

Performer: Napalm Death
Genre: Rock
Title: Fear, Emptiness, Despair
Country: Japan
Released: 25 Apr 1994
Style: Grindcore, Death Metal
Label: Toy's Factory
Catalog Number: TFCK-88672
FLAC version ZIP size: 1191 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2493 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1329 mb
Rating: 4.0
Votes: 168

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Tracklist

1	Retching On The Dirt	2:59
2	Twist The Knife (Slowly)	2:53
3	Throwaway	3:43
4	Primed Time	3:28
5	State Of Mind	3:32
6	Contemptuous (Xtreem Mix)	4:31
7	Fasting On Deception	3:48
8	Bonus Tracks For Japan
9	More Than Meets The Eye	3:55
10	Remain Nameless	3:33
11	Hung	3:49
12	Nazi Punks Fuck Off (Live)	1:54
13	Plague Rages	3:51
14	Armageddon X 7	3:16
15	Nazi Punks Fuck Off	1:28

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MOSH 109 CD	Napalm Death	Fear, Emptiness, Despair ‎(CD, Album, Sli)	Earache	MOSH 109 CD	UK	1994
CK 64361	Napalm Death	Fear, Emptiness, Despair ‎(CD, Album)	Earache, Columbia	CK 64361	US	1994
MOSH 109CD, MOSH 109 CD, 926.109	Napalm Death	Fear, Emptiness, Despair ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Earache, Earache, Earache	MOSH 109CD, MOSH 109 CD, 926.109	Europe	2012
MOSH109, MOSH 109	Napalm Death	Fear, Emptiness, Despair ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Earache, Earache	MOSH109, MOSH 109	US	1996
532	Napalm Death	Fear, Emptiness, Despair ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)	MR	532	Yugoslavia	Unknown

Credits

Bass – Shane Embury
Design – Graham Humphreys
Drums – Danny Herrera
Engineer – Pete Coleman
Guitar – Jesse Pintado, Mitch Harris
Liner Notes – 有島博志, 平野和祥
Mixed By – Colin Richardson
Photography By – Robin Grierson
Producer – Napalm Death, Pete Coleman
Vocals – Barney Greenway
Written-By – Dead Kennedys (tracks: 12, 13)

Notes

Tracks 13 & 14 are exclusively on CD (in these versions) on this release, taken from a UK 7" (as is track 12).

Comes with OBI and extra Japanese fold-out insert.

Promo copies exist with SAMPLE stamped on the CD ring and a promo sticker on the back artwork.

Some CDs are more blue and some more gray.

Barcodes

Barcode: 4988061886725

Video

Capella

I would have to say this is my all time favorite Napalm Death CD.
I bought it when it came out (the Canadian version not Japan) and
I was stunned at the ferocity of the album, they come out swinging
full tilt and don't let up until the end.. There is a distinct style
to this album not found much on any of their other albums, its hard to explain.

This disc reminds me of jamming on guitar with old friends where no one says a word
and no one stops playing, just a straight out mosh fest of riffs that goes on and on.

The leading track Twist the knife (slowly) sets the pace and shows you what your in for..
A boot on the throat ass kicking metal :)

I wish i could describe the style on this disc that is different than the others but i can't.
All i know is if someone is a Napalm Death fan and haven't heard this one yet ?
Then you really should pick this one up.

I've often wondered if its because of a band getting more technically proficient with the instruments or song writing should what i like about this disc be attributed more to the people involved with the production.

also after i posted this i started wondering about the lineup..
I havn't been keeping track of who was in the band back then and now.
So that may be another reason why i like the Napalm disc the most.

Bottom line:
Napalm is STILL putting out heavy/good music in the year 2012.
A lot of bands should take note here. Such as Metallica and Megadeth.
Look at where all 3 bands started and where they ended up.
Napalm wins the consistency prize there hands down.
Lots of respect for Napalm Death !

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