Back in 2000, I received this cassette from my friend who delivered it from Poland to Russia. This LP was my school years savior. It is a masterpiece! Thank you, Spineshank!!
Seen these guys at a bar In seattle with Sepultura and Biohazard. Spineshank was 2nd band to play after this terrible band called running with scissors. Biohazard was 3rd and Sepultura closed the show. My brother took me for my 21st birthday. My best friend was there. We were both double fisting drinks. I was doing shots of scotch and porter beers and the occasional shot from people nearby for my birthday and my friend was doing double beers. One of the guys we were with brought weed and we got stoned at our table during the first bands. I made it down to mosh for Biohazard and sepultura. I thought I was going to puke on everyone a few times but never did. My friend ended up falling asleep when Biohazard was playing but I slapped him across the face to make sure he saw sepultura. The bar no longer exists. It was called The Phoenix Underground club. I think the earthquake took it out.
one of thefew thats still a good band bro.. Max knows how to combine all the era's and add in a few hallmarks of his sound.. and basically just make it battle music.. yea a lot of it is the same shit after all these years.. hasnt changed too much last couple of albums but its effective.. and stands the test of time way better than the nu metal time period they were spawned from post Sepultura..
Remember years ago I had this cd in my cd case(remember those)? Lol and this kid was like ewwwww you like them? Damn right I like them and at 30 I still do.
This album is so under rated, far greater than people ever talk about. imminent and elaborate suicide in my very near future and I had to play it as one the last, one of the best. Thankyou Spineshank. next I get Bile Teknowhore and then Skinny Puppy, the process.
The track "28" is actually meant to be '*28" which used to be an old home tough tone phone code for caller ID in the 1990s. *82 also had this function.
Interesting to know. Always wondered about that title. By the way, that eerie bridge interlude, is that just gibberish being screamed? Or is it an actual language?
Jonny here, Truth be told, we recorded this record at NRG studios in North Hollywood, and *28 was the number we dialed from the internal phone system in the studio to order alcohol. True story lol. We ended up racking up a HUGE alcohol bill by the time we finished the record and Tommy said, "FUCKING *28"!!!!!!!
To me, Spineshank sounds like if Orgy and Static X had a very very very angry baby. (not saying the singer sounds like a baby, js if you mix the vocals, you get this)
+Michael Nguyen Heavily influenced by "helmet" and "prong". Most of the "new metal" that came out through the 90's to the mid 2000's was. "killing joke" was a big influence as well.
I had this album in my late teens. Saw them live too with Static X - Hed pe and fear factory. Incredible intense show! Listening to this now! Its like wow, its really fucking good! I cant believe at that time the mainstriem media would focus on bands like coal chamber....... Good performers.... but shitty simplistic music.
@@HappyHumanist369 I thought Dark Days was pretty solid. They were so angry! And it was recorded after they had split and came back for a bit, just to record all their animosity!
I didn't really like this album when I heard it back in the day, despite loving height of callousness. Today, this the spineshank album I always go back to.
My friend told me I'd like this band and at first I doubted her because of what the UA-cam algorithm shows first, bit as soon as I saw an album from 1998 I knew I was just looking in the wrong place
At first it had to breathe (don't lie!) Evolved to gasoline (?!?!?!?!) A strictly diesel-minded (don't lie!) Soul proves What the fuck is he singing in the background? Been wondering 26 years. Can't figure it out
each song sounds like an impression of other bands of the time. one will be very deftones, one very science era incubus, another very roots era sepultura. it does however sound pretty good despite being somewhat derivative
I always thought it was either gibberish, or perhaps Jonny just blurting out in Tagalog (if he speaks it, have no idea). Could be something else entirely, might not even be him.
@@silentcivilianmusic Holy shit… I can’t believe you’re actually replying to my comment. Nice to know it was Mike haha. Now I’m trying to imagine how it all transpired in the Studio. I’ve obviously heard many times that Spineshank had no plans to continue awhile back, but do you and the other guys (Rob, Mike, Tommy) still talk sometimes?
@@Divine_Serpent_Geh I still talk to Tommy, and we are working on new songs right now. Not sure if it will be spineshank. That depends on if Mike and Rob get involved. In the meantime, you should check out my other band Silent Civilian. We just put out a few new songs this month. Enjoy!!
If they had a better producer this album would have been groundbreaking but they were using the same producer as corn at the time and didn't want to make corn look like there was another band just as good as them or better
@@ImRhubarb Umm u might wannabe go back and listen to all their albums bro, they're alot better than generic shit like bring me the horizon or alot of these other generic metal bands now.
@@billybobbob3003 I thought they were shit when i was 15 to be honest. BMTH came way later, these guys are from the Clawfinger/ Coal chamber era of terrible numetal. Only good things to come out of any of that scene was Deftones and SOAD probably. Ill have a re listen tho.
@@ImRhubarb Nah tons of bands from that era were actually good like from zero, full devil jacket,flaw,sevendust,mudvayne,taproot,systematic,nothingface, so many bands im forgetting, check this dude's channel he has a bunch of shit like that tho alt metal/nu metal.ua-cam.com/users/MelomanoAdictovideos
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SPINESHANK - STRICTLY DIESEL [1998]
01. 00:00 Intake
02. 02:47 Stovebolt
03. 05:49 Shinebox
04. 08:57 Where We Fall
05. 12:27 Detached
06. 15:49 Slipper
07. 20:05 40 Below
08. 23:27 Strictly Diesel
09. 26:36 Grey
10. 30:06 28
11. 34:07 While My Guitar Gently Weeps (George Harrison Cover)
12. 38:08 If It Breathes
13. 41:16 Mend
14. 44:21 Stain
You are a god among humans
Thank you, but not really!
Back in 2000, I received this cassette from my friend who delivered it from Poland to Russia. This LP was my school years savior. It is a masterpiece! Thank you, Spineshank!!
Seriously underrated.
+Blackened spineshank are good but personally id say johnny santos done a hell of a better job in silent civilian
+Blackened I just started listening to the album and already, I couldn't agree with you more.this is an amazing album.
+thebigpupster hell no
B-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-but, I like this spineshank album...(sniffles) PC MASTER RACE
+thebigpupster silent civilian suck
Rarely have I clicked random albums and stayed for the whole thing. This was fucking solid all the way through.
+Chippychops7 spineshank are good but personally id say johnny santos done a hell of a better job in silent civilian
used to skateboard to this album back in 98 ' :)
So true
I still have 3 albums on a tapes... Cornerstone nu metal band.
yupp i bought this record when i was a kid just because it was a roadrunner product (had no clue who they were )... this album is SUPER DOPE
This and Height of Callousness were the soundtrack to high school for me.
+Chris Horton Helmet - in the meantime for me. Oh and tool - undertow.
Chris Horton High School? I am old.
Seen these guys at a bar In seattle with Sepultura and Biohazard. Spineshank was 2nd band to play after this terrible band called running with scissors. Biohazard was 3rd and Sepultura closed the show. My brother took me for my 21st birthday. My best friend was there. We were both double fisting drinks. I was doing shots of scotch and porter beers and the occasional shot from people nearby for my birthday and my friend was doing double beers. One of the guys we were with brought weed and we got stoned at our table during the first bands. I made it down to mosh for Biohazard and sepultura. I thought I was going to puke on everyone a few times but never did. My friend ended up falling asleep when Biohazard was playing but I slapped him across the face to make sure he saw sepultura. The bar no longer exists. It was called The Phoenix Underground club. I think the earthquake took it out.
@@Robster-Craw crazy shit, I would have loved to see Spineshank
@@Robster-Craw How were they?
I wore this album out in 1998. My senior year in high school. So many great tracks but that rendition by George Harrison is exceptional.
This album is a fucking masterpiece!
+MythicShadow420 1998 and there is not music like this anymore.
All of Spineshank's albums are great but their is definitely something raw and amazing about this one.
I think Height of Callousness is their best moment.
*THERE*
@@magneteye Couldn't agree more.
Yall...we RAN on this album and Around the Fur (deftones).... special shout to the SoulFly, Soulfly album..
Good choices Ill nino R/R is decent too
one of thefew thats still a good band bro.. Max knows how to combine all the era's and add in a few hallmarks of his sound.. and basically just make it battle music.. yea a lot of it is the same shit after all these years.. hasnt changed too much last couple of albums but its effective.. and stands the test of time way better than the nu metal time period they were spawned from post Sepultura..
This album from start to finish is badass. Its unusual for me to like every track listing on an album.
Amazing Tour with Fear Factory 1998....Amazing Album 👍💪
List:
1. Intake
2. Stovebolt
3. Shinebox
4. Where We Fall
5. Detached
6. Slipper
7. 40 Below
8. Strictly Diesel
9. Grey
10. 28
11. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (George Harrison Cover)
12. If It Breathes
13. Mend
14. Stain
Remember years ago I had this cd in my cd case(remember those)? Lol and this kid was like ewwwww you like them? Damn right I like them and at 30 I still do.
I imagine we'd probably say the same about his musical preferences 🤔
This album is so under rated, far greater than people ever talk about. imminent and elaborate suicide in my very near future and I had to play it as one the last, one of the best.
Thankyou Spineshank.
next I get Bile Teknowhore and then Skinny Puppy, the process.
their best album .
No Height of Callousness will always be the peak of there careers
Agreed 100%
Love it, probably in my top 30 albums ever ! :D
I always come back to listen this album of spineshank, and i always like him the same
Very underrated band some of the best music I've ever heard lyrics are so easy to relate to
SpineShank Rocks!
The track "28" is actually meant to be '*28" which used to be an old home tough tone phone code for caller ID in the 1990s. *82 also had this function.
Interesting to know. Always wondered about that title. By the way, that eerie bridge interlude, is that just gibberish being screamed? Or is it an actual language?
Jonny here, Truth be told, we recorded this record at NRG studios in North Hollywood, and *28 was the number we dialed from the internal phone system in the studio to order alcohol. True story lol. We ended up racking up a HUGE alcohol bill by the time we finished the record and Tommy said, "FUCKING *28"!!!!!!!
What an wesome find!!! Brought back those early show memories. Very nostalgic! Thanks for the upload! 👍🏼
Start the machine!!!!
o glad I found this Gem of music
1998... I was 17 years old...
To me, Spineshank sounds like if Orgy and Static X had a very very very angry baby. (not saying the singer sounds like a baby, js if you mix the vocals, you get this)
+Michael Nguyen Who you calling an angry baby?
ooooh no this is exactly what I mean, plz don't kill mee plz
+Michael Nguyen Heavily influenced by "helmet" and "prong". Most of the "new metal" that came out through the 90's to the mid 2000's was. "killing joke" was a big influence as well.
Had the cd when it came out. Now i crank the vinyl of it and it sounds even better!!
I love this album so much
I still love it.
Highschool memories.. new metal power
I had this album in my late teens. Saw them live too with Static X - Hed pe and fear factory. Incredible intense show! Listening to this now! Its like wow, its really fucking good! I cant believe at that time the mainstriem media would focus on bands like coal chamber....... Good performers.... but shitty simplistic music.
Coal chamber's debut was pretty good. I didn't like their later work nearly as much.
@@HappyHumanist369 I thought Dark Days was pretty solid. They were so angry! And it was recorded after they had split and came back for a bit, just to record all their animosity!
Top spinshank album
Absolutely
The best spineshank album is still pretty bad tho. Let's be real
12:27 best song!
Detached
Crawl inside my head!
findTheMuse last song is the best IMO.
20:00
The first four tracks are the album's best, but there are some decent tracks afterwards.
19 años este disco!!! pedazo de joya esta rola de spineshank. Fucking awesome!!!
It makes me think about Korn and 36 Crazyfists. Late 90s, early 2000s post grunge - nu metal. Gotta listen to it.
Gotta love it
in top 5 nu metal albums of all time for sure...
❤
Beast of a album
my youth 🥲
This album has more of a Nothingface feel
fuck the nostalgia
the last album by Suicide Silence shows that I take influences from this album
Really? I should listen to.
My dad actually knew the guitarist! Said he was an incredibly nice guy and the type of person to give the shirt off his back
Called him Germ I think
best album forever¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
Crazy haven’t heard this album in yearssss still know ever word les get it
This album for me was the perfect mix of the sound of Deftones and Stabbing Westward
I seen them in Knoxville Tn open for Hed PE, System of a down, and the all mighty Fear Factory in 98.
♡
I didn't really like this album when I heard it back in the day, despite loving height of callousness. Today, this the spineshank album I always go back to.
Damn I miss these guys
Anyone else getting a Deftones vibe from this album?
Dude we ran on Around the Fur and this album... cruising for HOURS
Deftones meets Fear Factory
This album is absolutely better!
METAL as far as IM CONCERNED*
There is nothing metal about this
Tyler Spunucious can I ask what it is then please?
Industrial rock
Andy G nu metal
You must not be concerned very far
Fucking Spineshank, love this band so much
While My Guitar Gently Weeps will forever be one of the greatest covers of all time
46:21 START THE MACHINE!!!!
My friend told me I'd like this band and at first I doubted her because of what the UA-cam algorithm shows first, bit as soon as I saw an album from 1998 I knew I was just looking in the wrong place
At first it had to breathe (don't lie!)
Evolved to gasoline (?!?!?!?!)
A strictly diesel-minded (don't lie!)
Soul proves
What the fuck is he singing in the background? Been wondering 26 years. Can't figure it out
My God
stronk, powa
each song sounds like an impression of other bands of the time.
one will be very deftones, one very science era incubus, another very roots era sepultura. it does however sound pretty good despite being somewhat derivative
damn
JUST PLAY THE WHOLE THING lol 🥂 cheers everybody ☠️ ☠️ ☠️ ☠️
what do you think is the best song on the album !? would you dare to say it
just a Poor Mans Deftones but underrated band indeed
When metal was at its best.
quanto tempo que não ouvia essa maravilha
Ótimo demais.
*28 what is being said in the background
Anyone know what tuning they used on this album? Drop A or Drop A#?
Drop A#, Drop A (on the song “Strictly Diesel” and “Grey”), and
some are even in Drop B (“Detached”, “40 Below”)
2024 and I bet $1000.00 you can't find me 5 album's better than this one from beginning to end after let's say... 2010 (and I'm being nice).
Who else is still here?
Does anybody know what language is used in the spoken part of 28?
I always thought it was either gibberish, or perhaps Jonny just blurting out in Tagalog (if he speaks it, have no idea). Could be something else entirely, might not even be him.
@@Divine_Serpent_Geh It's Armenian, and its not me (Jonny), it's Mike.
@@silentcivilianmusic Holy shit… I can’t believe you’re actually replying to my comment. Nice to know it was Mike haha. Now I’m trying to imagine how it all transpired in the Studio.
I’ve obviously heard many times that Spineshank had no plans to continue awhile back, but do you and the other guys (Rob, Mike, Tommy) still talk sometimes?
@@Divine_Serpent_Geh I still talk to Tommy, and we are working on new songs right now. Not sure if it will be spineshank. That depends on if Mike and Rob get involved. In the meantime, you should check out my other band Silent Civilian. We just put out a few new songs this month. Enjoy!!
@@silentcivilianmusic Had no idea you guys released new music. Love Silent Civilian’s first album. Killer record. I will definitely check it out!
greyyy¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
I’ve got this
And they are so unrated
12.29
been a fan since i heard these guys on rage 2000 and something [aus] man no shit 98 mad cunts and 2 true massively under rated
+kyane davidson spineshank are good but personally id say johnny santos done a hell of a better job in silent civilian
marcaron tendencia en el ÑUMETAL
If they had a better producer this album would have been groundbreaking but they were using the same producer as corn at the time and didn't want to make corn look like there was another band just as good as them or better
Sound like a Deftones + Korn
Норм музлу 25)...
Grey..
Nu metal
90s teenage cringe
spineshank is still alright
@@billybobbob3003 Still? lol Sorry i have to disagree strongly.
@@ImRhubarb Umm u might wannabe go back and listen to all their albums bro, they're alot better than generic shit like bring me the horizon or alot of these other generic metal bands now.
@@billybobbob3003 I thought they were shit when i was 15 to be honest. BMTH came way later, these guys are from the Clawfinger/ Coal chamber era of terrible numetal. Only good things to come out of any of that scene was Deftones and SOAD probably. Ill have a re listen tho.
@@ImRhubarb Nah tons of bands from that era were actually good like from zero, full devil jacket,flaw,sevendust,mudvayne,taproot,systematic,nothingface, so many bands im forgetting, check this dude's channel he has a bunch of shit like that tho alt metal/nu metal.ua-cam.com/users/MelomanoAdictovideos
Fresno I kept going south, and ate all my seedless 🍇 I mean all i see is 🩶
SPINESHANK - STRICTLY DIESEL [1998]
01. 00:00 Intake
02. 02:47 Stovebolt
03. 05:49 Shinebox
04. 08:57 Where We Fall
05. 12:27 Detached
06. 15:49 Slipper
07. 20:05 40 Below
08. 23:27 Strictly Diesel
09. 26:36 Grey
10. 30:06 28
11. 34:07 While My Guitar Gently Weeps (George Harrison Cover)
12. 38:08 If It Breathes
13. 41:16 Mend
14. 44:21 Stain
❤