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i was about 11/12 when they were their biggest
even then i knew they were appalling
So many?
They had two - Synthetic and New Disease. I was surprised they were still going.....but then I realised that they all are. Papa Roach have about 10 albums now!
no no no
their tunes:
Asthmatic
Height of Callousness
Synthetic
New Disease
Violent Mood Swings
Smothered
I quite liked Strictly Diesel
but my that was a very long time ago
I never really got familiar with that album
Strictly Diesel
Was the one! Never listened to them post that but their first album had quite a lot of good songs on it.
Saw them play twice in 1998 / 1999.
I remember me & some friends were outside the Astoria before they were playing supporting Fear Factory. The band walked by and we wanted to get something signed but all we had was 10 B&H, so the singer (Jonny?) signed it.
Good old 90's.
loved what i think was their second album
i remember seeing them at the Astoria supported by Sikth on 7th Sep 2001, they were good. i stopped paying attention after that, apprently.
That first Sikth album was the absolute bomb.
yrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
SUCHAAAAAAAAAAAA
fewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwl
YRSUCHA
great bunch o' lads
greaaaatttttttttttt
BUNCH OFFFF
ladddddddsssssssss
GREAT BUNCH O'
laddddssssssssssss
Ages ago, a co-worker listened to them on his work machine's speakers
Must have been streaming a pre-release version or something, because every minute or so, some guy would say over the top, 'Self-Destructive Pattern: the new album from SPINESHANK'.
He sounded like the movie trailer guy: 'In a world where bands like Spineshank continue to sell records, one man refused to listen and told his co-worker he thought they were crap'.