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The Rebel Sound of S**t and Failure

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Download links and information about The Rebel Sound of S**t and Failure by Born Against. This album was released in 2003 and it belongs to Rock, Punk, Pop, Alternative genres. It contains 24 tracks with total duration of 48:21 minutes.

Artist: Born Against
Release date: 2003
Genre: Rock, Punk, Pop, Alternative
Tracks: 24
Duration: 48:21
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Neil 0:15
2. The Good Father 1:35
3. Mary and Child 1:53
4. Eulogy 1:39
5. Riding With Mary 2:06
6. The Nail That Sticks Up Gets Hammered Down 0:16
7. Resist Control 0:44
8. Half Mast 2:29
9. Xmas Eve 1:07
10. Nine Years Later 1:56
11. Born Again 2:22
12. Witness to a Rape 3:03
13. Well Fed F**k 5:07
14. Body Counts 3:23
15. Alive With Pleasure 2:03
16. Movin' On Up 0:49
17. I Am an Idiot 4:01
18. Bit Part in a Bad Movie 0:56
19. Lillian 1:25
20. Janelle 1:32
21. Go F**k Yourself 2:11
22. Wearing a Lampshade 2:18
23. Five Dollars an Hour 2:32
24. My Favorite Housing Project 2:39

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A straight reissue of an out of print 1996 compilation on bandleader Sam McPheeters' own Vermiform label — although for some reason it lacks one track, the negligible hardcore blurt "Albany Academy" — The Rebel Sound of S**t and Failure is the definitive Born Against document. Collecting all of the band's single and compilation sides — the very roots of the D.I.Y. hardcore ethos for any band and usually the place where a band like Born Against makes its most cogent and direct statements — this 24-track compilation ranges from a hyperspeed 16-second blast of righteous anger like "The Nail That Sticks Up Gets Hammered Down" to even more venomous mosh pit anthems like the seething "Witness to a Rape." It also contains lighter moments like the pair of Screeching Weasel covers, "Janelle" and "Go F**k Yourself," that Born Against contributed to a split single with that band, as well as a stunningly effective cover of X's "Riding With Mary" that somehow manages to make the anguished original sound almost tame.