Magnus Dominus Corpus
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Artist: MDC
Label: Sudden Death
Category: Music
Average customer rating:
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 652975005827
EAN: 0652975005827
ASIN: B0006FYOV0
Release Date: 2004-11-02 |
Magnus Dominus Corpus
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Tracks:
- Destroying The Planet
- Going Nowhere Faster Than You
- Founding Fathers
- Poseur Punk
- Let's Kill All The Cops
- Life, But How To Live It
- Prime Evil
- Time Out
- Girls Like You Make Me Queer
- Sleep A Little Less, Dream A Little More
- Walking On Thin Ice
- No More Cops
- Long Day, Short Life
- Timmy Yo
- Nazis Shouldn't Drive
- Sick Of It
- Prick Faced Bastard
- Ballad Of G.W.
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- This Blood's for You
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Customer Reviews:
MDC returns in original form.......2005-06-12
I have to admit, I tend to like MDC's more humor based, or free ranging side. My favorite tracks on this are "Ballad of G.W.," "Sick of It," "Prick Faced Bastard" (all three a bit more humor based), and "Timmy Yo" (a mellow tune, with great punk scene commentary). A lot of the faster tracks remind me of very early MDC, which is no wonder, because it is the original line-up. It's cool to see they can still move at that speed. Not a favorite release of mine because I lean towards like their more experiemental tracks, I'd still give it a 4, because this is what punk was meant to be, not the self-indulgent "sing about me, or my girlfriend, or how I'm bored" or whatever other crap passes as punk nowadays.
Little did Kurt Cobain know when..........2004-12-13
Little did Kurt Cobain know when he was thrown in jail with a paltry 49 cents and his favorite Millions of Dead Cops tape that the original blokes would get back together and put out a new cd. Rock'n'roll over in your grave Kurt! While alternative might have become mainstream, MDC is still - what you see is what you get - true to form Texas-bred hardcore. Try and find a song that doesn't live up to 1981 when they were there inventing it. This ain't some generic retread - this is the real deal.
best real old school punk/hardcore album.......2004-12-11
This is it! Probably the best real old school punk/hardcore album in a very long time. MDC was never quite the same after founder guitarist and songwriter Ron Posner (x-con ron) quit back in 1985. Other than a brief stint with Bill Connors and Rancid's Matt Freeman (Hey Cop), MDC's Dave Dictor was entertaining one mediocre line-up after another for years. With this reunion inlcuding original bass player Mikey Donaldson (Offenders, DRI, SDH), it's obvious the chemistry is still there in spades. Although 25 years later, these old fogies can still rock. This cd is a non-stop musical assault combined with a lyrical excellence reminiscent of DK's Jello Biafra. A sonic relief over post-punk bands like NOFX, where every medio-core pop song really does sound the same and other than their continual name-dropping are about as deep as a puddle of piss. Glad to have you guys back! Take a lesson folks.
Music Album:
- Forced March ~ Madagascar
- Islands ~ King Crimson
- For the Sake of It ~ Sunset Travelers
- Wrestlemania: The Album ~ Various Artists
- Go On, Give a Damn ~ The Out Crowd
- GreenLight ~ The Fryday Band
- Destiny: The Hits ~ Altered Images
- April 12, 2002 - Chicago, IL: On the Road ~ String Cheese Incident
- The Track Record ~ The Track Record
- Steamhammer ~ Steamhammer
Music Album
Music Album
Music CD
Easy Rhythms for Your Cocktail Hour: Music for a Bachelor's Den; Volume 4 ~ Los Brasilios feat. Albe
Dreams Can Be ~ Janet Lawson
What Because ~ Ray Anderson
Sounds of the Rose ~ Rose Bonanza
Live at the Panafrican
1935-1938 ~ Pedro Flores
Schrilles Potpourri ~ Haindling
Free Ya ~ Miss Monday
Still Crazy ~ Yoru No Strangers
New Voices ~ Kenichi Kurosawa