Customer Reviews

Evolution Through Revolution

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It is quite literally like having a steam roller drive over you for 30 minutes as your teeth grind into the asphalt. Yet it is much faster than that. For anyone who has ever had racing thoughts; pop this album on your turntable and prepare to get psycho. This is my first Brutal Truth album. I need them all now.

EXCELLENT! PURCHASE THIS DISC AND SUPPORT THE BAND. I LOVE EVERY SONG ON THE DISC AND IT IS BRUTAL TRUTH AT THEIR FINEST.

KEVIN.

Psychedelic Firemaster (what a retarded name), one of the previous people that reviewed this CD was whining like a little bitch because he's under 18 and Brutal Truth recently played an over 18 show in his area and he couldn't go to the show. first of all you dumbass, over 18 shows are a decision of the club owners and the concert promoters, not the bands or their management. and second of all, stop being such a little bitch and get over it. over 18 shows are very common, so deal with it. I couldn't go to many shows when I was under 18 for the same reason. eventually you'll be 18 and you'll be able to go to more shows. so just be patient and shut the hell up, you baby.

to everyone else, this is Brutal Truth's best album they've done, and the pinnacle of their grinding career. I highly recommend showing the band your support, and paying your hard earned money for a brand new (not a used) copy of this CD.

with 'evolution through revolution' BT have shaken off the dust and emerged stranger than ever (relentlessly xchanging an invigorated alpha for an outdated omega...); re-taking their rightful place among the leaders of grind - deservedly so. time seems to have only sharpened their lethal edge, surpassing - undeniably - even past efforts...'sugar daddy' is the sound of a prized thoroughbred double-barreling the other horses straight out of the gate

enjoy the melee; this is mostly neck-snaping tai-chi

Picked this one up pretty much as soon as it came out. the first side is faster and shorter songs - love the song "Fist in mouth". the second side seems to progress to slower heavier songs. not as grind/heavey as their first 2 albums but personnally i love it. glad to have some new good music to listen to from some reliable sources. Rock on!