Since Manic Frustration was such a big hit on G.O.M.E., I thought I'd give the 14 people that anonymously downloaded it a chance to comment on TROUBLE's debut!
Compared to the aforementioned Manic Frustration, Psalm 9 is substantially "doomier", and it lacks Rick Rubin's glossy production. That said, TROUBLE's debut is much slower, much darker, and much more raw than Manic Frustration. Newcomers and fans only familiar with TROUBLE's Rubin material might be put-off at first by the overall tone and sound of this LP, but should find it an interesting, and ultimately rewarding, listening experience. Highlights include the almost-SLAYER-esque "Endtime" and an awesome cover of CREAM's "Tales of Brave Ulysses".
1. The Tempter
2. Assassin
3. Victim of the Insane
4. Revelation (Life or Death)
5. Bastards Will Pay
6. The Fall of Lucifer
7. Endtime
8. Psalm 9
9. Tales of Brave Ulysses
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5 comments:
This IS a Classic! Thanks!
Yep a truley classic doom album!I recomend the self titled album aswell,
Manic Frustration doesn't have nothing on this masterpiece. A true doom classic. That being said, every one of Trouble albums are classics. IMHO. For those of you that don't have this. WHAT ARE YOU WANTING FOR?
This is very likely the best blog ever!
Thanks for posting the Trouble dude, I still have my copy of Psalm 9 on white vinyl :)
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