CT always talks about how the water is the reason why the pizza is so good, but I think this record in particular really shows that there's gnarly ass riffs in that water, too.
@@415riderss Nah man, as a dude who lived the vast majority of his 50 years in Connecticut, it is definitely not the water that makes our pizza the best in the nation. That will kill you. 🤣
That gallop on the double bass on smash your enemies made me save money for a double bass pedal and learn that shit asap. Classic. Forever classic and influential.
I lost this cd somewhere along the way. This album is what started it all with me listening to Hatebreed. I feel so empowered when I listen to their music. Dammit Jamey Jasta takes me to my happy place every time. Stay down
I love the rustic sound of cassette I as well bought on cassette LOVE HATEBREED never will I apologize for who or what color my awesome skin is!!!!!!!!
@@thepeoplesvoice7750 I traded some stuff with Jamey through the mail after my friends band opened for Bloodlet, Today Is The Day & HB @ The Whiskey A Go Go in Hollywood CA. (Then to blew up big-time)
Entombed definitely did that riff first since Stranger Aeons is from 91..however Jamie Jasta likes alot of old school dm so I wouldn't be surprised if it was an inspiration.
@@Rthrasher696Jamey tells a story on Hardlore podcast when they first opened for Entombed and I believe he asked them if it was ok if they play the song and Entombed was more than cool with it. The entire episode of that Hardlore podcast with Jamey is great
Saw them with Candiria in NYC (1998). The pit looked like a war. Saw them again in Belgium (1st european show ever after several tours cancelled) and the "war" in NYC was a fight of 6 years old girls compared to the NYC one. After the belgian show, the floor was totally covered with blood. No joke.
It's saying "This cruelest offense. . . must be remedied. . . I call on you all. . . my ape hardcore brothers. . ." "Those who committed this grievous offense. . . will not run forever. . ."
had this cd for years, drove a rental CDL truck out west and back to PA with nothing but this album playing. Lots of folks got yelled at. i can not unlearn every word of this album. this album is now a part of my DNA. GIT SOME
a lot of people don't know that their first 2 album had the vocals slowed down in the editing room and when perseverance came out I think he wanted to try out his voice with out altering it and a lot of fans did not like it at all . hard core hatebreed fans actually hated perseverance with a passion because fans loved that deep sounding vocals. it was a very unique sound and to have that high pitched vocals fans thought it was shit .. honestly I didn't like it either I think the bigger he got the more he needed to step away from the voice altering because live it will not sound the same .. but I think he got to a point were he sharpened his voice where it sound more and more like the original slowed down vocals that people fell in love with in the first place .. that's why the last 3 songs sound different because he wasn't altering his vocals..
i went to show after show with them playing and he always sounded like that... weird he would need to "slow it down" in the studio but not on stage.. for example.. i was at this show ruclips.net/video/mHgTKXcWtnY/видео.html his voice sounds like the demo there.. as far as the difference on perseverance - you know its kind of common for hardcore bands to switch up the sound for a change up
Smash Your Enemies lyrics: I hope I'm alive To witness your demise Make you feel my sorrow Encompass all my pain That I've felt for years Dreading each dying day Hanging by a thread On the edge of my sanity When I wake up the real nightmare begins Will I make through my time in living hell? Do I possess the strength to smash my fears into the ground? I've tried to be strong I've tried to overcome but I don't think I possess the strength to carry on I'm torn between, and there's no right choice I've gotta fight back I won't be scarred for life.
Hardcore girls like this one because of the part where it's like "I'm gonna take you out, I'm gonna take you out, I'm gonna take you out. . ." You see they're feelin' it
+DilutedYouth207 also the reason i just clicked on this album to listen to it haha had the breakdown stuck in my head and im like alright what the fuck is that song?!
My review on Allmusic written June 3, 2016. 3.5 Stars The Under The Knife CD compiles Hatebreed's 1996 debut 7" EP with their two cuts from their split 1995 7" done with Neglect. The CD adds another track, Puritan", to the package. Under The Knife is pure hardcore and starts to show glimpses of the powerful hardcore/metalcore band Hatebreed would become. Hatebreed fans will want to add this one to their collections as it represents the earliest output from the band....and it is pretty good too.
"Perceverence"was a SUPERB Album. So was this, and The album released on VICTORY RECORDS! I even enjoyed A rise of brutality! WHY THE HATE? BECAUSE THEY RELEASED A RECORD ON "UNIVERSAL RECORDS AKA HOLLYWOOD RECORDS!? Get outta here, That's POSER TALK. YOU HATE A BAND BECAUSE THEY MADE MONEY TO SUPPORT THE INDUSTRY OF HARDCORE? SEEN THEM 6 TIMES LIVE, THEIR GUITARS ARE EVERYBIT RAW AS THEY ONCE WERE! SPREAD THE LOVE NOT HATE, AS We all have to struggle to carry on. Pick up one another in the pit and keep moshing!
Im sure we did. I was too busy going to shows from NY, NJ and Mass bands to really pay attention. Also I was in the Navy by the time this era of hardcore came about.
This EP is their first two demos combined. The last threes songs are from their first demo released in 1995. The first four were released some time after that.
Did Lou Boulder Richardson play on this recording? Shit that's why I only like early hatebreed it's that guitar player he was badass. The rest were clones. I wonder why they dont prop up this guys memory?
@@thomashartmann7317 too many individuals who associate themselves with the Aryan "brotherhood/nation" promote Hatebreed as a white power band, completely skewing the messages pertained within their songs. "thepeoplesvoice7750" is a prime example.
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CT always talks about how the water is the reason why the pizza is so good, but I think this record in particular really shows that there's gnarly ass riffs in that water, too.
@@415riderss Nah man, as a dude who lived the vast majority of his 50 years in Connecticut, it is definitely not the water that makes our pizza the best in the nation. That will kill you. 🤣
That gallop on the double bass on smash your enemies made me save money for a double bass pedal and learn that shit asap. Classic. Forever classic and influential.
Thats dope, I never knew there was a term for that. As Ricky from the Trailer Park Boys would say, thanks for getting me learnt
You are gonna want to crank up the return springs to 11 on the pedals at some point. Happy running!
I lost this cd somewhere along the way. This album is what started it all with me listening to Hatebreed. I feel so empowered when I listen to their music. Dammit Jamey Jasta takes me to my happy place every time. Stay down
Friends, local shows, and good times. Miss it
I saw them open for Strife in a church (1996) and bought this on cassette, from Jamey for $3.
Jesus...now THAT must have been a crowd and a half. Did anyone else survive? 😂
@@voiceofreason1208 Survival was easy. The bands played right after the church service, so everyone was still filled with the holy spirit.
I love the rustic sound of cassette I as well bought on cassette LOVE HATEBREED never will I apologize for who or what color my awesome skin is!!!!!!!!
@@thepeoplesvoice7750 I traded some stuff with Jamey through the mail after my friends band opened for Bloodlet, Today Is The Day & HB @ The Whiskey A Go Go in Hollywood CA. (Then to blew up big-time)
Love this^
First hatebreed I ever heard. Still best in my opinion.
My first Hatebreed too. But in my opinion all of Hatebreed’s music is legit
god that first riff in smash your enemies is still stupidly heavy
Sounds like entombed stranger aeons idk which came first tho
Entombed definitely did that riff first since Stranger Aeons is from 91..however Jamie Jasta likes alot of old school dm so I wouldn't be surprised if it was an inspiration.
I concur
@@heidenrache1199 Good call. I've always noticed how early Hatebreed sounds a lot like hardcore blended with the first two Entombed albums.
@@Rthrasher696Jamey tells a story on Hardlore podcast when they first opened for Entombed and I believe he asked them if it was ok if they play the song and Entombed was more than cool with it. The entire episode of that Hardlore podcast with Jamey is great
When i hear "when i wake up the real nightmare begins" i am reminded of my wife
this is what i came here for
Get a divorce bro don’t waste your life
bruh...🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ha. Intro
The best part about that moment in the song is that it goes into a fast part instead of a breakdown.
old school hate breed! omg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!............we need to make hardcore great again! lol seriously!!!!!!
Last 3 tracks are real raw, sometimes w bands like Hatebreed I like them more with the bad production, in the raw.
+Rusty Kuntz true man iwas just thinking that too
I love the rawness of the Acid Bath demos the most, I prefer it over the two studio albums
I totally agree I LOVE the production on this
Lo-Fi production is awesome. It's everywhere in Black Metal.
Stfu
my xwife reminded me of this old tune. now i sit by the fire alone, singing songs of freedom
Saw them with Candiria in NYC (1998). The pit looked like a war.
Saw them again in Belgium (1st european show ever after several tours cancelled) and the "war" in NYC was a fight of 6 years old girls compared to the NYC one.
After the belgian show, the floor was totally covered with blood. No joke.
Very cool .. seen them a hslf dozen times.. every show was killer.. not one show disappointed.
90's rule always the best!!
One of my favorite albums def one of there best
Agreed
When a cute little monkey gets a little pin stuck in its cute little paw, it feels all the anger you hear in this Hatebreed album
It's saying "This cruelest offense. . . must be remedied. . . I call on you all. . . my ape hardcore brothers. . ."
"Those who committed this grievous offense. . . will not run forever. . ."
who?
fuckoff619 - He got a bullet, not a pin
@@patman0250 your dad
yo Filth is straight up a grindy slam song and it slaps
ok
does flixzone have a movie about my dad if he came back from getting cigarettes that one time
After all these years I still have this cd
+dssin me too man
had this cd for years, drove a rental CDL truck out west and back to PA with nothing but this album playing. Lots of folks got yelled at. i can not unlearn every word of this album. this album is now a part of my DNA. GIT SOME
You can really hear the LG influence in Jamey's voice during this era. RIP to a legend.
AHhhhhhh i hope im alive! Wicked heaviness like this doesn't exist anymore.
bolt thrower
It's probably the single most album that influenced my drumming. I always want a big snare that punches you in the face.
Glad we had Gut Instinct and Next Step Up here in Maryland to teach these guys how to kick ass!
Jamey had such a brutal voice even at age 19. Pretty remarkable.
a lot of people don't know that their first 2 album had the vocals slowed down in the editing room and when perseverance came out I think he wanted to try out his voice with out altering it and a lot of fans did not like it at all . hard core hatebreed fans actually hated perseverance with a passion because fans loved that deep sounding vocals. it was a very unique sound and to have that high pitched vocals fans thought it was shit .. honestly I didn't like it either I think the bigger he got the more he needed to step away from the voice altering because live it will not sound the same .. but I think he got to a point were he sharpened his voice where it sound more and more like the original slowed down vocals that people fell in love with in the first place .. that's why the last 3 songs sound different because he wasn't altering his vocals..
patman0250 No offense but can you explain clearly and with better English/Grammar skills?
i went to show after show with them playing and he always sounded like that... weird he would need to "slow it down" in the studio but not on stage.. for example.. i was at this show ruclips.net/video/mHgTKXcWtnY/видео.html his voice sounds like the demo there.. as far as the difference on perseverance - you know its kind of common for hardcore bands to switch up the sound for a change up
no!!!!! youre wrong! early days they are a copy of Crowbar
@@obpowerlifting Maybe you just need to finish your English class. The lack of capital letters renders you handicapped or what. LOL
@@dodflykt7974 no.
This album is legit
You already broke me. What else do you want from me? I don’t deserve this anymore. The person everyone liked is gone he’s dead.
Smash Your Enemies lyrics:
I hope I'm alive
To witness your demise
Make you feel my sorrow
Encompass all my pain
That I've felt for years
Dreading each dying day
Hanging by a thread
On the edge of my sanity
When I wake up the real nightmare begins
Will I make through my time in living hell?
Do I possess the strength to smash my fears into the ground?
I've tried to be strong
I've tried to overcome but I don't think I possess the strength to carry on
I'm torn between, and there's no right choice
I've gotta fight back
I won't be scarred for life.
to me this is there best ,ep! great and hard!
straight up da formula right here
NEXT SATURDAY IN PHILLY, BABY!!!! SUPER STOKED!
Hardcore girls like this one because of the part where it's like "I'm gonna take you out, I'm gonna take you out, I'm gonna take you out. . ." You see they're feelin' it
qwertt until they're "severed"
Not One Truth got some serious Madball vibes
Still have the cd. Loved them back then. They lost me in the '00s. Still a great band, regardless of my personal preference.
this sounds good in times of perfection , thats da point of underground music . 2 sound unique ,,,different of the rest
DOPE !!! THUMP UP !!!
They were the house band here when this came out.
Breakdown of puritan is up there with domination by pantera of being heavy.
Their best stuff ith 1 st album
SLAMSQUATCH APPROVED
this version of Puritan is much better !
Filth is what you knowwwwww
+DilutedYouth207 the only hatebreed song you'll ever hear with a blast beat.
+DilutedYouth207 also the reason i just clicked on this album to listen to it haha had the breakdown stuck in my head and im like alright what the fuck is that song?!
My review on Allmusic written June 3, 2016. 3.5 Stars
The Under The Knife CD compiles Hatebreed's 1996 debut 7" EP with their two cuts from their split 1995 7" done with Neglect. The CD adds another track, Puritan", to the package. Under The Knife is pure hardcore and starts to show glimpses of the powerful hardcore/metalcore band Hatebreed would become. Hatebreed fans will want to add this one to their collections as it represents the earliest output from the band....and it is pretty good too.
"Perceverence"was a SUPERB Album. So was this, and The album released on VICTORY RECORDS! I even enjoyed A rise of brutality! WHY THE HATE? BECAUSE THEY RELEASED A RECORD ON "UNIVERSAL RECORDS AKA HOLLYWOOD RECORDS!? Get outta here, That's POSER TALK. YOU HATE A BAND BECAUSE THEY MADE MONEY TO SUPPORT THE INDUSTRY OF HARDCORE? SEEN THEM 6 TIMES LIVE, THEIR GUITARS ARE EVERYBIT RAW AS THEY ONCE WERE! SPREAD THE LOVE NOT HATE, AS We all have to struggle to carry on. Pick up one another in the pit and keep moshing!
that record has maybe 3 good songs on it
amazing !!!!
hmmmm....almost forgot Hatebreed used to be a 'hardcore' band.
Haterz gonna hate but this one is so hard ep.!
Veins of one second thought
This would be great at the pub lol
i guess ct had a phat scene back then is that true?
Im sure we did. I was too busy going to shows from NY, NJ and Mass bands to really pay attention. Also I was in the Navy by the time this era of hardcore came about.
@@voiceofreason1208 thank you for your service, seaman.
Subela bien wey
Em gonna fight back !
Ебать, это настолько охуенный релиз, от него веет пиздецом и крутостью🤯
Is this Wayne lozinek playing here?
no he didn't join until the mid 2000's.
Whats with the sound difference between the first 4 and last 3 songs? Are they from different releases?
This EP is their first two demos combined. The last threes songs are from their first demo released in 1995. The first four were released some time after that.
J M you are correct
YA @9:59
Can't stop replaying it
Haha! 🤘666th LIKE!!
Fuckin badass pt 1👹
👹🇪🇸
Охуительно.
Did Lou Boulder Richardson play on this recording? Shit that's why I only like early hatebreed it's that guitar player he was badass. The rest were clones. I wonder why they dont prop up this guys memory?
Yes, this is him on guitar.
IM GONNA TAKE YOU OUT!!! on a date??
2018
I'M GONNA TAKE YOU OUT
ON A HOT DATE
MAMA SAID KNOCK YOU OUT
wait...
@5:31
HYAH
Fodido demais
cthc
I eat my Asian wife's food while jammin out to this old skool nonsense.....I'm torn inbetween ...I'm under the knife!.....
lol sounds like entombed, but with a lot of hardcore beatdown, not fun.
pussy
Damn this really does sound so much worse than their demo
To all my WHITE BROTHERS UNITE AND NEVER APOLOGIZE
I agree to be proud and never back down, for to long we've been told to be ashamed....... but you got to know hatebreed ain't a wp band right?!?!
jamey would spit on people like you
@@thomashartmann7317 too many individuals who associate themselves with the Aryan "brotherhood/nation" promote Hatebreed as a white power band, completely skewing the messages pertained within their songs. "thepeoplesvoice7750" is a prime example.
If u wanna little withe brother go to bed and fuck your muther asshole oikoikoik!
HARD. CORE !!!!! 🕸️ 🩸 🕸️