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Uncompromising War on Art Under Dictatorship

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Killdozer speaks the truth, finally the horrible facts about Earl Scheib's death at the hands of Lee Iacocca are revealed.

killdozer really is one of a kind. i mean its experimental communist noise rock. you got to love it just for the wierdness. i don't know if its really that experimental though because its slow. real slow.like a bulldozer. the first time i heard this i was waiting for the slow (but heavy) songs to pick up. they never did. just listen to "peach pie" and you'll know what i mean. this is also probably one of the few albums that can be enjoyable by both marx-ist communist politacal followers and noise rock listening bohemian freaks. for something differant i always put this gem in. its interesting.
p.s. if you like killdozer you should also check out a band called "earth" from olympia. there very sludgy!

a true work of art. From the first track "Final Market" to the last track the trully unforgettable "i'm not lisa" this CD is really "one for the people"

Killdozer must be the only band to have covered both "Hot N Nasty" by Black Oak Arkansas and "Nasty" by Janet Jackson.

Some were put off by the communist stuff on this tape, but they're probably the same people that listen to Ben Harper and Pearl Jam.

Check out Mighty High...In Drug City.

I believe this was Killdozers return from retirement. This is super heavy super slow music which will help to explain the wonders of communism and the horrors of capitalism. Knuckles the dog is a classic

Can music get any more tedious than this? Can a human being be a worse vocalist than Killdozer's vocalist? Will a less competent group of people ever record sounds together again?