Impulse Manslaughter, Live at WFMU - 1h 7m 23s

Tracks & Durations

1. Blanket of Fear	4:08
2. Sedation	1:55
3. Media	0:26
4. They Start the War	1:19
5. Not Quite Sure	0:59
6. Dogshit Extravaganza	0:47
7. Premature Evacuation	0:09
8. Crimes	2:18
9. Pills	1:07
10. Kein Spiel	1:49
11. Gutterhead	0:29
12. Nothing	0:46
13. Mighty Harness	0:38
14. A Hell on Earth	1:50
15. Deceived	4:43
16. Given	1:40
17. Rat Bastard	2:43
18. Blanket of Fear	4:00
19. Gutterhead	0:29
20. Given	1:38
21. Media	0:24
22. Dogshit Extravaganza	0:45
23. Chaos (Live)	0:57
24. Mighty Harness	1:05
25. Sometimes	4:25
26. Face It	2:50
27. Missing Children	3:37
28. Borderline Retard	2:16
29. Pills	1:12
30. Piss Me Off	1:46
31. The Oracle of Penile Savage	1:12
32. Vomitheads	1:19
33. They Start the War	2:35
34. Crimes	2:39
35. Sedation	1:51
36. Kein Spiel	1:57
37. Pattonsteins Disease	2:05
38. Drink Smoke Vomit	0:14

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Review

Formed in Chicago in the early 80's, Impulse Manslaughter were one of the original "crossover/grindcore" bands. They toured the US and Europe playing with everyone from the MDC to Napalm Death. They released two albums and several singles before braking up in the early 90's.

Recorded live on WFMU during their 1993 tour across the US East coast, this CD was recorded straight from the station board. No fake overdubs here, just live raw hardcore: bumps, bruises, and all. The first half features a brutal set spanning most of the bands career including a version of a previously unreleased song, "Deceived". The second half is a collection of rare songs and choice cuts from the bands earlier releases.

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