Biohazard

The first one rules. What do ya think of the rest of their NY/HC influenced metal catalog? Personally, I have to be in a Pro-Pain kinda mood to listen to anything beyond Urban Discipline. But, I don't dislike any of it.

I was really a big Biohazard fan in High School. They cuss a little too much for my tastes anymore but I still love and regularly play this song:

I loved Biohazard in 9th/10th grade. I don't think I've ever heard anything past State of the World Address, and I wasn't super into that one.

I still play Urban Discipline on occasion, 'cuz music's for you and me, not the f***in' industry.

And their jam with Onyx on the Judgment Night soundtrack still kills. That whole soundtrack kills.

Put me in with the above guys. I liked this band when I was younger. I still enjoy them and they released some killer albums in their time. The intro to Love Denied, still gives me goosies!

It pains me they never did a part two for that Judgement Night soundtrack.  Maybe as much as my wish for a whole album collaboration of Onyx/Biohazard.  Hell I could've taken whole albums of all those collaborations.  Back in college I lived off campus and would have these keg parties - that soundtrack was the party ender/send the people home/someone might get their ass kicked if you stay sign.  And those that were down with it - that's when the real party started.

Biohazard is one of those bands where you know what you're getting and they do the style well.  They also don't get the full credit they deserve for the influence they had.  

It used to be the kind of music I went with when I was pissed off but these days it falls more under the "damn I was an angry young man at times" and this was the cool soundtrack to that.

jstate wrote:

It pains me they never did a part two for that Judgement Night soundtrack.

Man, I wish there were like some recently unearthed tracks recorded and proposed for the soundtrack or something...like you, I want more!

An album like that could really only be as perfect as JN during that one small piece of time. If it happened now, it would not be good. If it had happened in the late 80s, it could've been good, but just not quite yet...like the heavy bands and the hip hop artists were mostly just not quite yet ready to be linked together in such a way, until 1993.

Chaos don't give a f***.

Love these guys. For those who dig Urban Discipline, which is a total hardcore classic, Means To An End and Reborn In Defiance are the closest they've gotten to that sound ever since. Great return to form, as they say.

Looking forward to the new album, though I wonder how much the songwriting will change now that Evan is out of the band.

ZombieHavoc wrote:

jstate wrote:

It pains me they never did a part two for that Judgement Night soundtrack.

Man, I wish there were like some recently unearthed tracks recorded and proposed for the soundtrack or something...like you, I want more!

An album like that could really only be as perfect as JN during that one small piece of time. If it happened now, it would not be good. If it had happened in the late 80s, it could've been good, but just not quite yet...like the heavy bands and the hip hop artists were mostly just not quite yet ready to be linked together in such a way, until 1993.

Chaos don't give a f***.

I have a promo called "Judgment Night - Street Legal Version" that has a couple extra tracks. Still a great listen - especially the title track.

UNCLE SAXON'S KICKASS CDS wrote:

ZombieHavoc wrote:

jstate wrote:

It pains me they never did a part two for that Judgement Night soundtrack.

Man, I wish there were like some recently unearthed tracks recorded and proposed for the soundtrack or something...like you, I want more!

An album like that could really only be as perfect as JN during that one small piece of time. If it happened now, it would not be good. If it had happened in the late 80s, it could've been good, but just not quite yet...like the heavy bands and the hip hop artists were mostly just not quite yet ready to be linked together in such a way, until 1993.

Chaos don't give a f***.

I have a promo called "Judgment Night - Street Legal Version" that has a couple extra tracks.  Still a great listen - especially the title track.

What tracks?

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Painkiller wrote:

I don't like them.

There's a Shocker!

Ken - I sold it a couple of days ago, but I remember it had wacky mixes of the Helmet and Faith No More Tracks.

Urban Discipline and State Of The World Address are both killer albums!! I haven't really kept up with them after those albums.

I don't think they've released a bad album. I like them all.

mc666 wrote:

I don't think they've released a bad album. I like them all.

I could live without Kill Or Be Killed. That one is kind of a mess.

Eyesore wrote:

mc666 wrote:

I don't think they've released a bad album. I like them all.

I could live without Kill Or Be Killed. That one is kind of a mess.

It had a couple of stinkers on it, but overall it was more good than bad to my ears. I liked that they were going for a more agressive sound.