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Negative Approach - Total Recall [1992] HxC

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Negative Approach - Total Recall [1992] HxC
Total Recall 01 Lost Cause.mp3914 Kb
Total Recall 02 Can't Tell No One.mp31.85 Mb
Total Recall 03 Sick of Talk.mp3704 Kb
Total Recall 04 Pressure.mp3253 Kb
Total Recall 05 Why Be Somthing That You're Not.mp3873 Kb
Total Recall 06 Nothing.mp32.48 Mb
Total Recall 07 Fair Warning.mp3788 Kb
Total Recall 08 Ready to Fight.mp31.34 Mb
Total Recall 09 Lead Song.mp31.86 Mb
Total Recall 10 Whatever I Do.mp31.23 Mb
Total Recall 11 Negative Approach.mp31.18 Mb
Total Recall 12 Tied Down.mp32.06 Mb
Total Recall 13 Hypocrite.mp32.40 Mb
Total Recall 14 Evacuate.mp33.47 Mb
Total Recall 15 Said and Done.mp31.07 Mb
Total Recall 16 Nothing.mp33.17 Mb
Total Recall 17 Your Mistake.mp32.38 Mb
Total Recall 18 Live Your Life.mp31.44 Mb
Total Recall 19 Friend or Foe.mp31.58 Mb
Total Recall 20 Dead Stop.mp33.61 Mb
Total Recall 21 I'll Survive.mp31.33 Mb
Total Recall 22 Can't Tell No One (live).mp31.83 Mb
Total Recall 23 Whatever I Do (live).mp31.31 Mb
Total Recall 24 Ready To Fight (live).mp31.49 Mb
Total Recall 25 Chaos (live).mp32.11 Mb
Total Recall 26 Pressure - Fair Warning (live).mp31.11 Mb
Total Recall 27 Lost Cause (live).mp3991 Kb
Total Recall 28 Genocide - Nothing (live).mp35.00 Mb
Total Recall 29 Never Surrender (live).mp32.07 Mb
Total Recall 30 D.A.B.F. (live).mp31.06 Mb
Total Recall 31 Said and Done (live).mp31.36 Mb
Total Recall 32 Sick of Talk - N.A. (live).mp31.84 Mb
Total Recall 33 Your Mistake (demo).mp32.43 Mb
Total Recall 34 Tied Down (demo).mp32.16 Mb
Total Recall 35 I'll Survive (demo).mp31.37 Mb
Total Recall 36 Kiss Me Kill Me (live).mp32.22 Mb
Total Recall 37 I Got a Right (live).mp33.79 Mb
Total Recall 38 Tunnel Vision (live).mp34.52 Mb

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TRACK LIST:

1. Lost Cause
2. Can't Tell No One
3. Sick of Talk
4. Pressure
5. Why Be Something That You're Not
6. Nothing
7. Fair Warning
8. Ready to Fight
9. Lead Song
10. What Ever I Do
11. Negative Approach
12. Tied Down
13. Hypocrite
14. Evacuate
15. Said and Done
16. Nothing
17. Your Mistake
18. Live Your Life
19. Friend or Foe
20. Dead Stop
21. I'll Survive
22. Can't Tell No One
23. What Ever I Do
24. Ready to Fight
25. Chaos
26. Pressure / Fair Warning
27. Lost Cause
28. Genocide / Nothing
29. Never Surrender
30. D.A.B.F.
31. Said and Done
32. Sick of Talk / N.A.
33. Your Mistake
34. Tied Down
35. I'll Survive
36. Kiss Me Kill Me
37. I Got a Right
38. Tunnel Vision


Negative Approach, from Detroit, Michigan, were one of the early hardcore bands in the Midwest. Pioneers of a brutal, nihilistic, and angry style of punk, they are regarded by many as "the greatest hardcore band ever." It's certainly a bold statement, but one that is also difficult to dispute...

Along with Maumee, OH's Necros, N.A. were the undisputed champs of Midwestern hardcore in the early to mid-'80s. Legend has it that vocalist John Brannon recruited drummer OP Moore and the guitar/bass team of Rob and Graham McCulloch at a skate park sometime in 1981. Lead by the bald-headed Brannon's hoarse wail, the band concocted an extreme sound devoid of frills that alternated between violent and mean. This was first fully documented in 1982 on their self-titled Touch and Go 7". The band released the more metallic-sounding Tied Down 12" on Touch and Go in 1983, but died out in 1985 as Brannon incubated the Birthday Party blues of Laughing Hyenas. Unfortunately lacking the more widespread post-hardcore fame of peers Ian McKaye and Henry Rollins, Brannon's Negative Approach has not gotten the later-day due often accorded Minor Threat and Black Flag. Negative Approach was certainly as influential as those two bands, touching everyone from Poison Idea to Sonic Youth to Los Crudos, as well as entire generations of hardcore fans in Boston and New York. The band was also as original and extreme as any early-'80s punk outfit -- the rhythmic crush created by Moore and the McCulloch brothers continues to be an undeniable steel-toe to the face. Touch and Go compiled the band's discography as Total Recall in 1992, an essential listen for anyone who wants to understand hardcore.

Total Recall is Negative Approach's complete discography - essential '80s hardcore with an impact that will always feel extreme. Minor Threat and Bad Brains traveled similar loud/fast ground, but NA were a direct line to pure hate and anger. The band never sounds cartoonish, just stripped-down and mean, a sound that could have only come from Detroit. "Can't Tell No One," "Nothing," and just about every other studio track are hardcore anthems waiting to be discovered by the next confused kid who cannot stand a repressive world. The only lacking material on Total Recall comes from the live shows that round out the release. This is due to poor sound quality that makes them barely listenable, though the Stooges and Blitz covers are of historical note. The songs culled from the Touch and Go seven inch, the Process of Elimination compilation, and the Tied Down twelve inch however, are a powerful enough document to make Negative Approach matter well beyond the times that produced them.

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