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Emergency Numbers

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I'm not a big fan of hardcore music with the exception of a few bands. When I went to stay with a friend she played this CD and I didn't like it because I instantly dismissed it. I felt the screaming was forced and there wasn't any melody. Then I actually listened to the CD. After having American Feature stuck in my head for a week I decided to purchase it. In the relatively short time I've owned this CD I swear I've listened to it more than any other one of the 800 CD's I own and still can not stop playing it.
It made me download some songs off of Interviews with David Frost and then I purchased that album. I didn't like it as much at first but that was just because I was so used to Emergency Numbers. Trust me Interviews holds its own and is just as powerful.
Next paycheck I'll most likely pick up their split with Pg. 99. This band is amazing, the beauty in some of their riffs is amazing. Their musicianship is so beautiful and their percussion brings it all together. I can't give enough praise to this CD or this band. You just have to check them out for yourself.

This band was simply amazing...
It was more than just the typical cliche from a hardcore band, from every angle they were superior!
Music is just amazing! The epic atmosphere, non stopping sounds, guitar work...damn...remind me the first times i was listening to Refused (especialy "The shape of punk to come..."), godspeed you black emperor, red sparows or converge.
Song writting is fantstic! political-society inspired subjects that push you to use your mind instead of crying about a girl that doesn't love you...in other word the main subject of today's "hardcore"(...)

Now Majority rule is f***ing dead
NOW -real- hardcore music is officialy DEAD

this is one of the best albums i own. majority rule is one of the most amazing and talented bands around today, and this cd really showcases that. the dark, brooding, atmospheric parts and the the amazingly well balanced dual vocals are just some of what makes this cd so great.