Protest and Survive is the first cross over metal song, like a brutal angry Motorhead meets chug metal. Hear Nothing See Nothing.... album is not only hardcore punk, its also metal and is a break through album in 82 and also brutal, 10/10. Theres alot of metal guitar in all the songs, during many songs the punk guitar turns into a metal guitar segment, theres guitar leads throughout all songs, sometimes chug metal guitars as in Protest and Survive, and The End, notice the metal guitar segment in I won't Subscribe later in the song, even doom metal guitar as in the beginning of the first track, and the drumming is hyper-fast in speed on every track, I bet the fastest up to date being 1982. Album influenced thrash metal. Everyone I know who bought this album in 82 including myself said Discharge became even faster and more metal compared to the Why 12".
i really think why ep is faster and primitive than their full length but the full length is much more massive and brutal. man, they were quite the unit back then
He wants more, que Sisters Of Mercy, chaps this is brutal British Hardcore Punk. Thanks for coming. Incidentally it is a piss take of the UK Governments advice at the time in the event of nuclear war...protect and survive
Lyrics? Like you want an opera? There is no showboating, there are no excess twiddleys, and there is no pretentiousness. Pretty much all their tunes are protests, and who goes to a protest ready to chant Homer's Ilyad? What if there was no Discharge? You'd have no thrash. No Metallica, no Megadeth, no Anthrax, no Slayer, no Sepultura and many, many, more. Probably worth looking at their Wiki page.........
I was a Punk in the early 80,s....heard the first single 82.....,,fight back,,... There will be no,, Metallica,, without these Band...
Modern kids hear Hardcore Punk for the first time. Looooooool.
Protest and Survive is the first cross over metal song, like a brutal angry Motorhead meets chug metal. Hear Nothing See Nothing.... album is not only hardcore punk, its also metal and is a break through album in 82 and also brutal, 10/10. Theres alot of metal guitar in all the songs, during many songs the punk guitar turns into a metal guitar segment, theres guitar leads throughout all songs, sometimes chug metal guitars as in Protest and Survive, and The End, notice the metal guitar segment in I won't Subscribe later in the song, even doom metal guitar as in the beginning of the first track, and the drumming is hyper-fast in speed on every track, I bet the fastest up to date being 1982. Album influenced thrash metal. Everyone I know who bought this album in 82 including myself said Discharge became even faster and more metal compared to the Why 12".
i really think why ep is faster and primitive than their full length but the full length is much more massive and brutal. man, they were quite the unit back then
Thanks. Discharge is one of the most important punk band ever. DECONTROL.
This band paved the road for the future of power metal and hardcore punk! FLAT Out! For the time? Great production and power!
two stupid jerks
Anthrax covered this one.
Remember when you had your first beer? D-Beat.
He wants more, que Sisters Of Mercy, chaps this is brutal British Hardcore Punk. Thanks for coming. Incidentally it is a piss take of the UK Governments advice at the time in the event of nuclear war...protect and survive
Lyrics? Like you want an opera? There is no showboating, there are no excess twiddleys, and there is no pretentiousness. Pretty much all their tunes are protests, and who goes to a protest ready to chant Homer's Ilyad? What if there was no Discharge? You'd have no thrash. No Metallica, no Megadeth, no Anthrax, no Slayer, no Sepultura and many, many, more. Probably worth looking at their Wiki page.........
Interesting choice to do a D-beat song