01 - What Man Can Do 02 - Instinct of Survival 03 - Abbatoir 04 - Control 05 - Sacrificed 06 - So Sad 07 - Caught in a Dream 08 - Private Death 09 - Cheswick Green (Live)
Is no one else amazed this is even on the internet? Some classic bands like Napalm still have missing demos from the very start, we’re super fortunate to have this here. Even if it’s a totally different style to what we know them for, I’m stoked about this!
You are obviously unaware that Nic and his friend Chris are two of the biggest punk anoraks on the planet and have millions of demo tapes of every obscure band that ever existed. A lot of bands were quite diligent wit their tapes. I think I was one of the only people in punk who taped over all my bands master tapes as couldn’t afford new tapes (and I mean cassettes)….
01 - What Man Can Do - 00:00 02 - Instinct of Survival - 02:52 03 - Abbatoir - 05:47 04 - Control - 09:35 05 - Sacrificed - 12:15 06 - So Sad - 13:58 07 - Caught in a Dream - 18:35 08 - Private Death - 20:54 09 - Cheswick Green (Live) - 23:08
I love the stuff they made in this particular era & hearing their later covers; it was punk but in an Amebix kinda way, very different from grindcore Napalm Death lmao
@@Absolutely_puck_fakestine Not the same members but the flame's been passed on: Mick played with Nic and Justin, Shane and after him Barney, Mitch and Jesse (RIP) played with Mick. One of the few bands from my youth I still love to this day.
It was the greatest time of all, it was the worst time of all in 1985. But it was a great EP, and it was and is the best band of the extreme Metal style of all time!
Some of the guitar riffs and the lo-fi sound makes it sound a bit like black metal at times. That's my main genre, so I'm not very familiar with punk or death metal during this time. Really cool demo.
@@ОдиночкаВлад no, but nik and specially Justin listened to a lot of different stuff, beyond metal and hardcore. Some tracks here in hatred surge are clearly influenced by post-punk. And then, Justin made godflesh
Imagine how boring the world of music would be if all the legendary bands listened to posers and never got out of their basement demo era. But as it is, most musicians are far more open-minded than their audiences, which is good because the metal genre is probably the most productive of them all, or at least one of them, because of it. And no I'm not saying the demo is bad, especially for its time, but the band improved significantly over the years, whether it's musicianship or creativity, sure, they've had weaker and stronger albums, but almost all bands with such rich discography has their better and worse era, current Napalm Death is definitely true to their roots, I mean look how many extreme bands changed or soften their sound to appeal to a wider audience, Napalm Death's music was always intense and brutal, unless you're one of those people who think that any clean production and mix is weak or bad then I don't know what to tell you.
Pretty cringe comment there mate ngl. Yeah 80s ND is legendary. The Nic/Justin/Mick lineup and the Lee/Shane/Bill/Mick lineup both put out some of the all time classic extreme punk material, but the current lineup, which btw has been essentially the same for nearly 30 years now, still makes music that's vicious, politically charged, and passionate. Have you even heard their last album? Its probably the most creative thing they've ever done and somehow still manages to go absolutely hard as hell. You might not be into the deathgrind style they play now, but they deserve respect for their longevity and their commitment to their message and ethos
It's was recorded sometime in 1985, and apparently released in December of that year. Even though Mick is on the cover it's definitely not him playing drums.
No sir, Nik Bullen on vocals and bass. Justin Broderick on guitar and it seems like Mick Harris on drums. Trippy because this is the same lineup from the debut album from Scorn.
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Is no one else amazed this is even on the internet? Some classic bands like Napalm still have missing demos from the very start, we’re super fortunate to have this here.
Even if it’s a totally different style to what we know them for, I’m stoked about this!
I wonder if most of the Anarchopunk demos by them are ever found
You are obviously unaware that Nic and his friend Chris are two of the biggest punk anoraks on the planet and have millions of demo tapes of every obscure band that ever existed. A lot of bands were quite diligent wit their tapes. I think I was one of the only people in punk who taped over all my bands master tapes as couldn’t afford new tapes (and I mean cassettes)….
one can easily identify the Godflesh Guitar sound of none other than Justin Broadrick. Which is super amazing.
There's a physical copy of this tape in Coventry Music Museum.
01 - What Man Can Do - 00:00
02 - Instinct of Survival - 02:52
03 - Abbatoir - 05:47
04 - Control - 09:35
05 - Sacrificed - 12:15
06 - So Sad - 13:58
07 - Caught in a Dream - 18:35
08 - Private Death - 20:54
09 - Cheswick Green (Live) - 23:08
Last bus to Cheswick Green. New build estate in Solihull back in the day. These boys were truly fed up with lies.
Would definitely pay £1.15 for this
This may be the best ND stuff I've ever heard
I like the vocals so much better than on the other albums
Pre blast beats. They should play this stuff live now.
I love the stuff they made in this particular era & hearing their later covers; it was punk but in an Amebix kinda way, very different from grindcore Napalm Death lmao
They do there new album tour saw them and they fucking groveed it down like they can and the droning sound was maddening I loved it !
@mortbringer It's not the same band 😂
@@Absolutely_puck_fakestine Not the same members but the flame's been passed on: Mick played with Nic and Justin, Shane and after him Barney, Mitch and Jesse (RIP) played with Mick. One of the few bands from my youth I still love to this day.
I have that demo! Haven't heard it in over 20 years since I do not own a tape player. So glad it is here!
It was the greatest time of all, it was the worst time of all in 1985. But it was a great EP, and it was and is the best band of the extreme Metal style of all time!
That maybe true, but this is pure punk. Some of it is from post-punk, noise/industrial side, but most of it is UK HC/Crust influences.
I feel like 1985 was the best year for stuff. Back To The Future, Bonded By Blood, Seven Churches, etc.
One of my favorite bands, i saw they in concert and was brutal. Incredible!😝
Justin, Nick, Miles, Pete, thank you for so much and sorry for so little!!!
Heavy AMEBIX feel to this...
Nice demo-tape. Post-punk influenced hardcore punk..interesting...
it's Stenchcore and doesnt sound like hardcore
Some of the guitar riffs and the lo-fi sound makes it sound a bit like black metal at times. That's my main genre, so I'm not very familiar with punk or death metal during this time. Really cool demo.
I love the early napalm death stuff where there is some audible melody and you can hear the song and take it in in a longer than 10 second sound byte
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First track sounds like Joy Division
Killing Joke rather
@@SLENDAMANN Nik was hugely influenced by Joy Division according to Mick.
@@HitmanJenkins1 joy Division is industrial?
@@ОдиночкаВлад no, but nik and specially Justin listened to a lot of different stuff, beyond metal and hardcore. Some tracks here in hatred surge are clearly influenced by post-punk. And then, Justin made godflesh
Amebix influenced crust punk sound . 100%
Amebix
Crust influences
@@coladarkarts2037influencias PUNK HARDCORE / PUNK CRUST
I love this demo.
Beautiful
I Love It. awesome!!
Abbatoir sounds really cool! Makes me think of sonic youth
DEAD KENNEDYS Y AMEBIX es esto , PUNK HARDCORE / PUNK CRUST con algunas influencias postpunk de la epoca
Wonderfull demo, wonderfull song.
Sounds like GODFLESH 🤘
Liam Morgan Justin broadarick player on this album along with the first album called scum
Hmm... I WONDER WHY
Justin Broadrick songwriting, clearly
@@kaydgaming ok kid
@@nowayinhell91 if you know, you know. If you don’t, google it
I think the world would fall apart ifnapalm didn't exist literally
Napalm Death exists _because_ the world is falling apart!
their best recording. killer stuff!
here here
I pray one day all their early demos and recordings are cleaned up and re-released
How do I buy this?? The vocals are perfection and the overall catchy noisy crust vibe is so much fun
Vocal echo effects on So Sad remind me of Pig Destroyer
Top demo ! Kroezel
Blackened Hardcore before it even existed.
Yeah, that's early crust punk for ya.
Abbatoir kinda sounds like Dead Kennedys
It reminds me of Killing Joke
muito bommmm
Sounds better than they do now
What they do now is just death metal whit political lyrics nothing creazy , the 80s napalm was something else
Imagine how boring the world of music would be if all the legendary bands listened to posers and never got out of their basement demo era. But as it is, most musicians are far more open-minded than their audiences, which is good because the metal genre is probably the most productive of them all, or at least one of them, because of it.
And no I'm not saying the demo is bad, especially for its time, but the band improved significantly over the years, whether it's musicianship or creativity, sure, they've had weaker and stronger albums, but almost all bands with such rich discography has their better and worse era, current Napalm Death is definitely true to their roots, I mean look how many extreme bands changed or soften their sound to appeal to a wider audience, Napalm Death's music was always intense and brutal, unless you're one of those people who think that any clean production and mix is weak or bad then I don't know what to tell you.
Pretty cringe comment there mate ngl.
Yeah 80s ND is legendary. The Nic/Justin/Mick lineup and the Lee/Shane/Bill/Mick lineup both put out some of the all time classic extreme punk material, but the current lineup, which btw has been essentially the same for nearly 30 years now, still makes music that's vicious, politically charged, and passionate. Have you even heard their last album? Its probably the most creative thing they've ever done and somehow still manages to go absolutely hard as hell. You might not be into the deathgrind style they play now, but they deserve respect for their longevity and their commitment to their message and ethos
@@intheshadowofathousandbean563 they really obviously got less extreme throughout the years. still good though even if it’s not really my thing.
@@intheshadowofathousandbean563It's not the same people at all !
Зашибись!!!!!!! Круто
It's alike Joe Division
🤘🏻🔥
What the exactly date? Because Miles ratledge left in december 1985 . Maybe was actually recorded in 1986, when Mick Harris joined the Band
It's was recorded sometime in 1985, and apparently released in December of that year. Even though Mick is on the cover it's definitely not him playing drums.
I smell it's RAT
Mick is on the pic, but he didnt play in this demo
13:57
🤘🤘🤘
2024 ?😊
klasyka
Immediate headbanging
How was black metal so ground breaking when this was out way before?
Except Black Metal was already a thing by this time…
@@metalheadgamer80 like this ? Which artists?
@@humbly-soalejandro6898bathory
@@humbly-soalejandro6898 Do your research, kid.
@@Environmental-Time😂😂
Killing Joke, Exploited and Big Black:)
Who plays drums? I've seen "Rat" listed some places, any info on them?
Miles Ratlidge on drums. the cover art for the video isn't the actual cover of the demo released Dec 85.
@@coldacre Oh thanks, ahh that explains it.
Jim Carrey brought me here
O think il listen to this for breakfast tomorrow:)
it sounds like Fugazi
Crustyyyyhh
Sounds like joe division
clasic
Antisect influences
Before they heard S. O. B. and copied the Japanese style
Is that Lee Dorian on the vox?
No
He is Nik Bullen
No sir, Nik Bullen on vocals and bass. Justin Broderick on guitar and it seems like Mick Harris on drums. Trippy because this is the same lineup from the debut album from Scorn.
@@danieltroche6019 it’s been said that it actually isn’t Mick Harris on drums which is weird because he is on the cover
@@chicnnugit9086 the cover came out years later, this was just a tape trading thing
Crust as fuck
That sound is what always differentiated the beginnings of napalm death in grind core...
1 pound 15?? i'll def pay that lol
🤘❤️🤘
Sounds like joe division