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Nuclear Assault
Assault & Battery
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock, Metal

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Happy Days - Nuclear Assault, Fox, Charles [1]
2. Enter Darkness - Nuclear Assault, Connelly, John
3. Leaders - Nuclear Assault, Connelly, John
4. Hang the Pope - Nuclear Assault, Bramante, Anthony
5. Radiation Sickness - Nuclear Assault, Bramante, Anthony
6. Hypocrisy - Nuclear Assault, Evens
7. Behind the Glass Walls - Nuclear Assault, Connelly, John
8. No Time - Nuclear Assault, Connelly, John
9. Hour Shower - Nuclear Assault, Connelly, John
10. Sadam - Nuclear Assault, Connelly, John
11. Preaching to the Deaf - Nuclear Assault, Connelly, John
12. Hang the Pope - Nuclear Assault, Bramante, Anthony
13. Torture Tactics - Nuclear Assault, Bramante, Anthony
14. Fight to Be Free [Live] - Nuclear Assault, Connelly, John
15. Trail of Tears [Live] - Nuclear Assault, Bramante, Anthony
16. Butt Fuck [Live] - Nuclear Assault, Bramante, Anthony

CD Details

All Artists: Nuclear Assault
Title: Assault & Battery
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Receiver Records
Release Date: 11/5/1997
Album Type: Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock, Metal
Styles: Hardcore & Punk, Thrash & Speed Metal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 766126724427, 766484166822

Synopsis

Album Description

18 track retrospective on Receiver for this cutting edge metal act from the '80s that featured guitarist John Connol-ly & Anthrax bassist Dan Lilker. Includes hits, a demo ver- sion of 'Hang The Pope' and five live recordings from Japan at the peak of their popularity: 'Ping', 'Torture Tactics', 'Fight To Be Free', 'Trail Of Tears' & 'Butt Fuck'. 1997 release.

CD Reviews

New/Used Old Style

Daniel W. Cherry | Portland, Oregon | 02/11/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Nuclear Assault needs no explanation for who they are or what they are doing lately. It's all fun in thrash and war. This album is a taste if old school heavyness and obscure studio fun. The recordings are a simple reminder of the very best of thrash in the 1980's."