Music Bad Brains
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Rating: - A superb punk album (AND a mediocre reggae record all in one!)
The punk songs on this album are top-notch. A roaring adrenaline rush that races past at breakneck speed; fast, great and hard, but tuneful as well. What's the best punk song on this album? Why pick? They are all mind-bogglingly perfect.

Take out the couple of tepid reggae numbers that are planted near the end, and you have one of the best albums EVER! 5 stars? With modern technology, you bet! But take out the punk songs, and you have yourself a short 2-star reggae spinner.

If you love rock, you must add this to your collection. If you love reggae, well maybe not so much; but at least you'll know that there are times when rock definitely does not suck.

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Rating: - Rasta-punkian?
I thought that their first album would be pure punk and was slightly suprised to hear reggae music interjected between groups of songs. It gives the album a nice contrast but I'm not a big fan of reggae. I get the fact that both types of music have anti-authoritarian ideals, but it may be awhile before I decide to buy any more of their albums. Different Class Harmonica

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Rating: - PMA Mofo's
This is the real stuff right here. The Godfathers of hardcore. It was the craziest and fastest album of its time. The songs still influence till this day. They invented the breakdown, listen to Right Brigade... I want to show that to every kung-fu dancing emo jerk to teach them what real hardcore is. Banned in D.C. has the best intro to any song ever... nuff said. Filled with energy and positivity, this is a must have in any collection.

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Rating: - great stuff
So i got this cd on friday having only heard the song soul craft and at first i was a little dissapointed because it was nothing like i expected, but i listened to it a few more times and i love it if youre into any punk or hardcore this is a must have