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Trouble: Manic Frustration - COMPACT DISCS
Trouble: Manic Frustration - COMPACT DISCS
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Title: Manic Frustration
Artist: Trouble
Label: Napalm
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8715392203022
Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2022-02-04
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: REMASTERED
Digitally remastered edition. At their peak, Trouble were the perfect combination of Black Sabbath meets The Beatles, and their 1992 album Manic Frustration was their collaborative pinnacle. Perhaps a case of divine intervention from the feedback gods; the Doom pioneers jumped from their record label, Metal Blade to Rick Rubin's American Recordings shortly after Slayer had. While Trouble never reached the commercial heights of the Thrash kings - they were, in their own way, just as important. Manic Frustration immediately pulls you into a time warp of 70's metal bliss, with it's razor-sharp guitar tones and muscular, crisp production, courtesy of Rick Rubin (System Of A Down, Johnny Cash), himself. The way the players bounce off of each other is a rare example of lightning in a bottle, and Rubin is just there to document it all, in his typically stripped back fashion.
Tracks:
1.1 Come Touch The Sky
1.2 ‘Scuse Me
1.3 The Sleeper
1.4 Fear
1.5 Rain
1.6 Tragedy Man
1.7 Memory’s Garden
1.8 Manic Frustration
1.9 Hello Strawberry Skies
1.10 Mr. White
1.11 Breathe...
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Artist: Trouble
Label: Napalm
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8715392203022
Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2022-02-04
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: REMASTERED
Digitally remastered edition. At their peak, Trouble were the perfect combination of Black Sabbath meets The Beatles, and their 1992 album Manic Frustration was their collaborative pinnacle. Perhaps a case of divine intervention from the feedback gods; the Doom pioneers jumped from their record label, Metal Blade to Rick Rubin's American Recordings shortly after Slayer had. While Trouble never reached the commercial heights of the Thrash kings - they were, in their own way, just as important. Manic Frustration immediately pulls you into a time warp of 70's metal bliss, with it's razor-sharp guitar tones and muscular, crisp production, courtesy of Rick Rubin (System Of A Down, Johnny Cash), himself. The way the players bounce off of each other is a rare example of lightning in a bottle, and Rubin is just there to document it all, in his typically stripped back fashion.
Tracks:
1.1 Come Touch The Sky
1.2 ‘Scuse Me
1.3 The Sleeper
1.4 Fear
1.5 Rain
1.6 Tragedy Man
1.7 Memory’s Garden
1.8 Manic Frustration
1.9 Hello Strawberry Skies
1.10 Mr. White
1.11 Breathe...
