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The Dirty Rotten CD (Beer City Records). Review by Vinnie Apicella.
D.R.I. THE DIRTY ROTTEN CD Beer City Records During the formative years of American Hardcore, few bands stood out as much as D.R.I. They, of the knee-raising, elbow-flapping imprint, set the pace for the flood of skater-punk types in the early '80s that served as a starchy alternative to mainstream ...
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October 1999 :: Music O-R :: Punk Rock Jukebox (David Lee Beowulf)
... ' "Concrete Jungle," Anti-Flag plays Sham 69's "What About the Lonely," and The Enkindels play Billy Idol's "White Wedding." There's more (DRI, GBH, Circle Jerks, and Blitz are covered among the remaining tunes), but what's the point? The versions are pretty true to form; punk rock needs to sound ...
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November 1999 :: Ink Spots :: Common Rider (Tom Minarchick)
... , right? Yeah. In Pittsburgh, I played in a hardcore band called Screaming Outlash. This was when the metal crossover thing was big: Cro-Mags, D.R.I., all that shit. So we were kinda like that. I also played drums in a couple metal bands like Corpse Grinder and Necropolis, but I wasn't the greatest drummer ...
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With Everything Against Us (Da' Core). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
... , the Pittsburgh quartet polkaing away like classic Cause For Alarm or Victim in Pain-era Agnostic Front at times, thrashing away like early D.R.I. or Suicidal at others, either way ending up with the same dated blosh n' mosh. And another punk/hardcore cover – and poorly, too – of "We're Not Gonna Take ...
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Greatest Hits (Deadline). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
... (surprising that Century Media didn’t take their asses to court). That should tip off the more-astute of you, and then some. What we’re given in D.R.I.’s Greatest Hits is weak “remastering” (the original CD pressings sound as good, if not better, or at the very least louder), an all-fucked-up track ...
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April 2000 :: Music H-J :: The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy (Ian Koss)
... best sense of both words, while the songs themselves are more than a bit twisted in typical Jazz Butcher Conspiracy style. Familiar friends like "D.R.I.N.K.", "Partytime," and "The Human Jungle" are present here, the first two sticking close to the original plan and the latter stripped down a bit but ...
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November 1999 :: Music E-K :: Guano Apes (David A. Clark)
... which is both entertaining and energizing. A myriad of influences can be heard within the dozen cuts, but is derivative. Their style ranges from DRI and Primus to Garbage and Korn. The four-piece group is fronted by Sandra Nasic, but they are not your typical, and lately overdone, female-formatted ...
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August 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Gardy Loo (David Lee Beowulf)
... in less than a month. Some of the music has old Nasty Savage riffs that I wrote back in the old days... I saw Nasty Savage with Sick of It All and DRI back in 1990 in Melbourne! That was a strange one, eh? We were kind of the oddball of the bunch. I'd say about 30% of the album is old Nasty Savage riffs ...
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Split Image (Rotten). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
... first time on compact disc. At their most definable, Excel at this point found the middle ground between early Suicidal Tendencies and middle-period D.R.I. – more hardcore than Suicidal, more metal than the Imbeciles – Split Image squarely landing itself somewhere's betwixt the former's Join The Army ...
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August 1998 :: Music R-T :: Shutdown (Jeremy Wernow)
... one of those people that has way too much inner turmoil in their life then this is the album for you. The singer sounds like a he was from a young DRI, the music is lots of chunky hardcore power chords, and although the music is good, they don't quite have the flow to their songs that some of the seasoned ...
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