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Horny for Evil

Skatenigs

Album: Stupid People Shouldn't Breed

Genre: Rock

Composer: Skatenigs


Horny for Evil		4:08

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Stupid People Shouldn't Breed
Megaforce 1992
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ALBUM_ID	76607
TRACK_NAME	Horny for Evil
COMPOSER	Skatenigs
TRACK_NUMBER	5
RUN_TIME	4:08
TRACK_ID	1027081
ALBUM_TITLE	Stupid People Shouldn't Breed
ARTIST_NAME	Skatenigs
SEARCH_NAME	Skatenigs
RATED	2
GENRE_DESCRIPTION	Rock
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OFFICAL_LENGTH	00:04:08
SITE_REVIEW	A strange album, this one -- or maybe not so strange in light of the future, but still odd. Whatever bandleader Phil Owen was on at the time, it helped in creating an album that in its own way almost predicted nu metal, though without that particular compressed explosion Ross Robinson brought on the production front to Korn and Limp Bizkit. Instead, it's an uncredited Al Jourgensen effort that, with the occasional samples and general noise level, is pretty well in keeping with his contemporaneous Ministry and particularly Revolting Cocks work, though without the chaotic level of detail expected from those bands. Songs like the catchy enough riffing of "Chemical Imbalance" are more straight-ahead charges that aren't industrial rock, per se, and the trebly sound on "Shit Authority" suggest demos only slightly cleaned up. If anything, Stupid People Shouldn't Breed is a more hip-hop dabbling and less completely powerful romp through what Pantera was getting up to -- and if more of the album sounded like that band's "Fuckin' Hostile" it might actually get somewhere. The B-boy posing is a bit silly, though that never stopped, say, Infectious Grooves, but nobody's ever going to mistake the MCing on "I Got It Made" or the ham-handed-and-a-half let's-all-stand-together "Fight da Suckas" for Ice Cube. There are some moments of murky metal drama that make welcome additions -- the echoed, slightly doomy verses to "Stand Tall," for instance -- while "Poundsauce" and "Loudspeaker" distill everything down to a good simple formula that works. However, more common is the intentionally ridiculous attitude and lyrics to a song like "Horny for Evil," which added to the utterly generic thrash metal breaks just provokes a shrug rather than entertainment value. ~ Ned Raggett, All Music Guide
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LABEL	Megaforce
LABEL_GROUP	IRIS
Genre	Rock
ExplicitLyrics	Yes

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