Comments on: Thumper – Songs from the Grave http://upstarter.com/reviews/ska-cd-reviews/thumper-songs-from-the-grave.html Punk Ska Hardcore Sat, 04 Feb 2012 05:05:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jerry Actually http://upstarter.com/reviews/ska-cd-reviews/thumper-songs-from-the-grave.html/comment-page-1#comment-1434 Jerry Actually Sat, 13 Nov 2010 02:33:29 +0000 http://www.upstarter.com/?p=638#comment-1434 In defense of the review, opinions vary. In my defense, I didn't write the review and actually kind of enjoyed the disc. In your defense. Thanks for the comments. People rarely take the time to provide constructive criticism. It's generally just rants, which are fine and spam which blows. Cheers, -Jerry Actually. In defense of the review, opinions vary. In my defense, I didn’t write the review and actually kind of enjoyed the disc. In your defense. Thanks for the comments. People rarely take the time to provide constructive criticism. It’s generally just rants, which are fine and spam which blows.

Cheers,
-Jerry Actually.

]]> By: mca http://upstarter.com/reviews/ska-cd-reviews/thumper-songs-from-the-grave.html/comment-page-1#comment-1433 mca Fri, 12 Nov 2010 18:05:13 +0000 http://www.upstarter.com/?p=638#comment-1433 To the reviewer: Do you realize how different this was from the prevailing scene of the day? In 1991 ska hadn't reached it's 'third wave' peak, nor had it by 1993. Music this heavy coupled with ska rythyms, had been only tried by a few bands: Fishbone comes to mind, and on a few tracks, 24-7 Spyz.... but neither of those bands were this 'ska' or this 'metal'. Regardless, if these albums came out today, they would still be fairly revolutionary. The singer was the lead guitar player; live, this band was insane. Your second sentence of the review makes no sense either; do yourself a favor and quit philling the internet with your lousy reviews. To the reviewer:
Do you realize how different this was from the prevailing scene of the day? In 1991 ska hadn’t reached it’s ‘third wave’ peak, nor had it by 1993. Music this heavy coupled with ska rythyms, had been only tried by a few bands: Fishbone comes to mind, and on a few tracks, 24-7 Spyz…. but neither of those bands were this ‘ska’ or this ‘metal’. Regardless, if these albums came out today, they would still be fairly revolutionary. The singer was the lead guitar player; live, this band was insane.

Your second sentence of the review makes no sense either; do yourself a favor and quit philling the internet with your lousy reviews.

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