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MP3 FLAC		Suicidal Tendencies The Art Of Rebellion [Album] 30 June 1992 Thrash Metal (Crossover) Wikipedia Discogs

Performers: Robert Trujillo (Bass Guitar)

mindkiller Review (10 June 2023) ''Down my stomach. Here come Banana''. Track 3 opener. Take note of the razor guitar sound, before the bass line kicks in (credit to the great Rob Trujillo who plays bass on the album) and off the song goes. Now what you will notice is 'Cyco' Mike trying to sing a melody. A what?? I'm a huge fan of the likes of 1987 release 'Join The Army' - 'Possessed To Skate' being legendary and picked up by any self-respecting Red Bull skating promotion. But this release is very different. Is that a good thing? The response is mixed. It is often referenced as their 'experimental' record. However 5 records in (over 7 years, mind you) they've decided to make a change to the punk/metal fusion saturated songs and put together a mature set of songs that do still offer the punk side of them ('Capt'n Stupid', 'Which Way To Free'), but some very mature songs such as 'Monopoly On Sorrow' and 'I Hate You Better'. Funnily enough they quickly returned to their punk roots which I don't mind with 'Freedumb' in 1999 being a classic (for another review perhaps).

Tracks:
(1/1) 1.	Suicidal Tendencies - Can't Stop (06:38)
(1/1) 2.	Suicidal Tendencies - Accept My Sacrifice (03:28)
(1/1) 3.	Suicidal Tendencies - Nobody Hears (05:32)
(1/1) 4.	Suicidal Tendencies - Tap Into The Power (03:42)
(1/1) 5.	Suicidal Tendencies - Monopoly On Sorrow (05:11)
(1/1) 6.	Suicidal Tendencies - We Call This Mutha Revenge (04:49)
(1/1) 7.	Suicidal Tendencies - I Wasn't Meant To Feel This / Asleep At The Wheel (07:06)
(1/1) 8.	Suicidal Tendencies - Gotta Kill Captain Stupid (04:00)
(1/1) 9.	Suicidal Tendencies - I'll Hate You Better (04:16)
(1/1) 10.	Suicidal Tendencies - Which Way To Free (04:27)
(1/1) 11.	Suicidal Tendencies - It's Going Down (04:26)
(1/1) 12.	Suicidal Tendencies - Where's The Truth (04:14)

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