Gwar - This Toilet Earth FLAC album

Artist: GWAR Album: This Toilet Earth Year: 1994. The Orchard Music (от лица компании "Metal Blade Records"); LatinAutor, CMRRA, ARESA, Abramus Digital, BMG Rights Management" и другие авторские общества (3).

This Toilet Earth (1994) by Gwar. Labels: Metal Blade Records, Priority. Genres: Crossover Thrash. Songs: Saddam a Go-Go, Penis I See, Eat Steel, Jack the World, Sonderkommando, Bad Bad Me. .

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referencing This Toilet Earth, CD, Album, P2-53889. Fortunately, I'm one of the lucky ones and my vinyl arrived in great condition. Reply Notify me Helpful. referencing This Toilet Earth, LP, Album, Ltd, Red, 3984-25088-1. Unfortunately terrible job by Metal Blade, extremely disappointing release. Best Gwar album IMO and sounds ok for a first pressing on vinyl 24 years after the release. Unfortunately my record is really warped on both sides where the colour split is. Reply See 1 reply Notify me 1 Helpful. referencing This Toilet Earth, CD, Album, P2-53889. Need this on vinyl, Please!

Album Name This Toilet Earth. Erscheinungsdatum 24 März 1994. Labels Metal Blade Records Metal Mind Productions Priority Records. Musik GenreThrash Metal. Mitglieder die dieses Album besitzen56.

On their fourth release, This Toilet Earth, Gwar managed to create a song so heinous (". ) that it was removed from the disc post-release, just as the band was removed from their new label, Priority Records. Happily, the lords of gross-out metal were welcomed back to their old home, Metal Blade Records, with open arms and the group hardly missed a beat.

Redirected from Jack the World). This Toilet Earth is the fourth album released by heavy metal band Gwar. Released in 1994, this album was to be one of their oddest and most bittersweet albums. It was the first Gwar album to be censored (the second was We Kill Everything, which comes in both censored and uncensored versions), due to their gain in popularity as a result of MTV exposure

This Toilet Earth by GWAR, released 29 March 1994 1. Saddam a Go-Go 2. Penis I See 3. Eat Steel 4. Jack the World 5. SounderKommando 6. Bad Bad Men 7. Pepperoni 8. The Innsiduous Soliloquy of Skulhedface 9. Fight 10. The Issue of Tissue (Spacecake) 11. Pocketpool 12. Slap U Around 13. Krak Down 14. Filthy Flow 15. The Obliteration of Flab Quarv . Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card.

Stylistically, This Toilet Earth is a bit less out-there than the previous effort, sounding more like the second coming of Hell-O with its weak production, surplus of throwaway tunes, and hardcore-emphasis. It’s a definite exercise in quantity over quality, spreading the winners a bit thinner than usual. There’s some funky stuff ( Pepperoni, Pocket Pool ), some punky stuff ( Jack the World, Krak Down, Fight ), and a lot you probably won’t care to remember, even after a few listens. As such, no GWAR album is without its classics. Saddam A Go-Go is a perfect opener, blending a horn section into the established GWAR rhythm madness. Skulhedface, a character that would come to deserve his own film, has a very interesting, insidious soliloquy, which features a hilariously corny showtune breakdown in the midst of a horde of riff changes.

Twenty five years after the release of Gwar's This Toilet Earth, Travis gives us his take on the album! Check it out on indymetalvault. Twenty Five Years Later: Gwar – This Toilet Earth. by Tristus ScriptorMarch 29, 2019March 29, 20190. I am so sleepy, please don’t rape me! Oderus Urungus pled these words in desperation, much like Planet Earth itself did upon GWAR’s arrival in 1984. And a groggy world could not prepare itself enough for the rude awakening brought upon by these space mutants. Three full albums of the troupe’s depravity came before the trumpets of war signaled the arrival of This Toilet Earth by way of opening track Saddam a Go-Go.