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by: Napalm Death
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0727701854526
Item Dimensions: 23
Label: Century Media
Manufacturer: Century Media
MPN: 18545
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Century Media
Release Date: February 10, 2009
Studio: Century Media
Disc 1:- Strong-Arm
- Diktat
- Work to Rule
- On the Brink of Extinction
- Time Waits for No Slave
- Life and Limb
- Downbeat Clique
- Fallacy Dominion
- Passive Tense
- Larceny of the Heart
- Procrastination on the Empty Vessel
- Feeling Redundant
- No-Sided Argument
- De-Evolution Ad Nauseum
Editorial Review:
Album Description:
Time Waits For No Slave, the band's 13th studio album proves that as long as this is a world gone wrong, Napalm Death will be utilizing their artistic arsenal to attack those in charge, no matter if their fanaticism stems from a political, religious or simply greedy motivation. With this album, they remain at the helm of today's extreme music scene and humbly yet ferociously solidifying their legendary status once again!
Average Rating: 
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This review is written in response to barney speaking out via centurymedia's youtube site, and a
fan from Mokena IL doing what I feel- is one of the worst interviews ND have ever offered on his youtube site as well.
This album shows today- how much Barney has zero heart for what he does today, or respect for the fans the way
he used to.
As a long time ND listener (not so much a fan- I was a musician and a fan of music- in general.
They were a favorite but ...
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on this album, Napalm Death is business as usual, and there is a change though. Mark "Barney" Greenway's vocals are higher in pitch instead of the traditional death growl he does. evidently they went back to being a grindcore band. they are a political grindcore band and it is amazing that they have lasted 27 years. however, unlike many of the grindcore bands that do jibberish, you can make out Greenway's vocals. time will tell if they put in another 10 years. if you have "Smear Campaign", this also ...
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What else can you say about probably the most extreme band ever. One thing tough, if you like heavy, aggressive, brutal music then just get this. There's no need for you to look at reviews. On the other hand, if you're some emo f@g, or deathcore scene kid, then get the hell out of here. We don't need to hear you complain about how this is not music, and the whole thing sounds like they are just pounding stuff and screaming like they're dying or something. I like to see you play that fast or even more ...
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Before Enemy of The Music of The Music Business- I nearly wrote this band off. Then that record came out and it's really been way above par records from Napalm. Time Waits For No Slave is perhaps the most intense of them all! I'll go on record as to say I was so blown away by this recording that it's my favorite Napalm CD. Scum is a classic, Harmony Corruption bridged the gap between grindcore and death metal- and this one is just intense. Showing some of the Hardcore influence and all the bile of metal ...
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Ever since Enemy of the music Business, when the band went back to their grind roots, Napalm have been on a roll. Each release getting stronger. Time waits for no Slave is the best release, since the band went back to what they do best-creating some of the most brutal and catchy grindcore out there. Opener Strongarm pulls you in and than rips apart your limbs. Pure grind with a really great guitar tone on this cd. Work to rule is another killer track.. Seriously Napalm are the gods of grind and still ...
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