Cromok (MAS) : Misery Lyrics

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Cromok is a Malaysian rock band. They are known to be the pioneers of Malaysian thrash metal music.[1][2] Formed in 1987, original and current members consists of Shamsudin "Sam" Ali (vocals and bass), Khairul Anuar "Karl" Shariff (guitarist), and Tarmizi "Miji" Mokhtar (drummer).[3] The band best known for their songs "Misty", "Another You", "I Don't Belong Here" and has released 8 studio albums to date.[4] Fans of Cromok were dubbed as 'Cromers'.[5]
Cromok was formed in April 1987 by four young students, Shamsuddin Ali (Sam), Khairul Anuar Shariff (Karl), Kharuddin Muhammad (Din), and Tarmizi Mokhtar (Miji). They were studying at the University of Wollongong in New South Wales, Australia.[6][7][2] While in Australia, to past extra time, they decided to form a thrash metal band and they frequently perform their music in small concert and gigs primarily in Sydney Metal Scene. They got positive responses and steadily gaining their fans, made their name within the Australian Underground Thrash Metal scene rising the ranks along with Australian Godfather bands in the likes of Enticer, SSDC, Mortal Sin, Frozen Doberman, White Trash, Addictive and Detriment.[8] Their single, "Misty" was their most popular song among their fans in those days.
In 1992, Sam, Karl and Miji returns to Malaysia meanwhile Din had already go back to Malaysia the previous year,[9][10] causing them to loose the spot as Motorhead opening act. After Din went back to Malaysia, they were using some of their friends as rhythm guitarist one of them is a guy named Erwin. After returning from Sydney, Cromok perform four concerts at Life Centre in Jalan Sultan Ismail on July 10 to 12, 1992. It become their first major shows since moved back to Malaysia.[11][12][13] Their first album/demo which was recorded during their studies, Image of Purity were released in 1990 and were distributed among the tape traders of Australian metal scene and later picked up by Valentine Sound Productions Sdn Bhd to be distributed in Malaysia.[14] They receive positive responses, mostly among the teenagers, and build a huge local fan base in a short period of time. Their songs such as "Another You", "I Don't Belong Here", "Misty", "Metallurgical" and "Memories" were highly praised by their fans. However their success was limited due to limited reception of mainstream media by the Malaysian government at the time (Rock/Heavy Metal/Thrash Metal was unacceptable. Always being discriminated, and banned during late 1980s and early 1990s in Malaysia by Malaysian government and media). Instead, they keep expanding their musical growth, releasing seven more stellar albums; Forever In Time (1993), Yours Truly (1996), Mean, Meaner, Meanest (1999), What's Left? (2000), Deafening Silence (2002),[15][16] Untitled (2004)[17] and a few special edition compilation. Forever in Time was their most successful album to date, sold over 100,000 copies in Malaysia.[18][19] A digitally remastered version of their debut album was reissued in 2000.[20]
Din died in September 27, 1997 due to Malaria in Mersing, Johor. His remains were buried in Tumpat, Kelantan. He was survived by his widow and daughter.[2] Due to some friction between Din and the three others (based on the inlay notes in D'Cromok 7 Years and 7 Days Part 1 and Part 2 albums), the band then continued as a trio.[21] However, in 2001, Karl was seceding from Cromok because he wants to concentrate on his professional career and his family. Karl then was replaced by renowned Malaysian guitar maestro, Hillary Ang from iconic Malaysian rock band, Search.[22][23]
In April 2005, Cromok performed live at the Planet Hollywood Kuala Lumpur.[24] At the end of 2005, Hillary returned to Search, leaving Sam and Miji as the remaining members in Cromok. Sam then announced that they were going on sabbatical hiatus and all band activities were suspended.[25] After almost five years of sabbatical hiatus from music scene, on April 8, 2012 they held a Reunion concert in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia at KLive, consisting of three original members (Sam, Karl, and Miji with Shah Ziri from Nrocinu as rhythm guitar sessionist), which also celebrated the band’s 25th anniversary.[26] This was one of the latest concert of Cromok, after their last performance in Hard Rock Cafe, Bangkok.[27][28] On August 21, 2013, Cromok performed as an opening act for Metallica LIVE concert in Malaysia.[29]
On February 3, 2018, Cromok performed alongside XPDC at the Konsert Cromok & XPDC Live in MAEPS, Serdang.[30][31] That same year, they announced that they will introduced a new concept of Malaysian thrash metal music, which known as Thrashditional, a portmanteau of 'thrash metal' and 'traditional'.[32][33][34]
They are now still performing whenever theres demand and the latest concert was NUSAFEST2020, but due to COVID-19 pandemic, it was postponed until further notice.

[@rafaelhaizaryeop3982]

Allahyarham tarmizi@miji meninggal dunia akibat kanser Hati tahap 4..salam takziah diucapkan kepada seluruh keluarga arwah..Al fatihah

[@denden8809]

Siapa belum ada lyrics lagu error sila taip di RUclips

[@koochaiwarowlkoochaiwarowl6748]

Al Fatihah dibaca to Allahyarham Miji..moga tenang disana..😢😢😢

[@aridwi7678]

Kalau mendengar lagu ini,lapar saya nggak terasa meskipun sekarang lagi puasa

[@justiceforall57]

1993 until now memory forever in time best album from EMI records.metal music from Malaysia

[@romzanroffie8710]

Moga² frontman Samsudin Ali speed recovery / get well soon mudah²an ..

[@nazlie78]

amin.. insyaallah..

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Solo dr Man kidal

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Betul la tu solo dr man kidal lagu "Gila Judi"

[@gfamily2396]

Banyak nya kumpulan2 kat malaysia dulu 90 han mcm cendawan tumbuh mana pergi band2 sekarang masih hidup ke

[@nazlie78]

ada yg masih ada.. ada yg dah selamat

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Banyak juga dah tiada,

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Yeah 🤟✨🎉

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