Customer Reviews

Friendship Loyalty Commitment

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Rick Healy is armed to the teeth in this album, and he has brought a few of his friends to get his back. With appearances by Paul Bearer and Jamey Hatebreed, and new songs, like "Bullet for Every Enemy", this CD is a keeper. If you like metal influenced new york hardcore, then buy this album for all your homies.

its not really hardcore, its metallic even compared to modern hc, old school elitists will hate this
, most of what i love is old school but i keep an open mind

Ricks vocals are definatly different, which is what i love most about this band he does deep growls to totally shrill in one line its definatly got some catch to it, song like refocus are great at that, i enjoy there cover

or warzone's as one, truth is if u like really metalic hardcore u like this

truth is i love this album i dont like some of their newer work like helbound misery... and fallen angel..., his voice isnt as dynamic and they bring the tempo down because this has a typically fast hardcore pace, not like bad brains so chill, maybe a lil slower that AF - Liberty and Justice. even if u think there music is decent u shud see these guys live because they play mostly material off this alubm, which proves to be there best

Good ol' NYHC. 25 Ta Life does it again with this album. If you are checking out this band for the first time, this is the album to purchase. Appearances by Roger Miret (Friendship Loyalty Commitment), Vinnie Stigma (Hardcore Rules), and Jamey Jasta (Bullet for every Enemy). Classic.

More wanna-be tough guy hardcore we've already a billion times before. How the heck did any of these bands ever make it to their 20's, having grown up on the streets, getting shot and knifed every two seconds? Gimme a break. This stuff is lame.

wel when i bought this cd i thought it was okay i had never heard of them before and it rocked and the best song was hardcore rules