Back in the late 80s punk was pretty stagnant but there were still good bands playing other genres. I was lucky enough to see Godflesh, God, and Terminal Cheesecake. I never knew this band was a side project. Thanks to YouTube.com I have been edjamacated. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGR8oRhrm0c&feature=related
Also a search revealed a website with all the side projects. http://www.godflesh.com/project.html
Not all Napalm Death will like these bands, but as I have said before punk should be about being different and not appealing to mainstream music including metal jocks.
Today there are numerous decent metal/crust/d-beat/thrash/punk bands. Some examples are: Toxic Holocaust, Oakhelm, Wrath Cobra, Uncurbed.
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late 80s was no way near stagnent there was loads of great bands you could go and see red letter day,the price,the sect,mega city four,snuff,
cheap,senseless things,midway still,
losers,perfect daze,guttersnipes,
and tons more besides, punk was stagnent during 1985-1988 when crap like death core,stench core,speed core rulled the punk scene in my view the late 80s early 90s was the last big punk music influenced explosion if you have not heard any of these bands then heres your chance to do so.
For all you punk fans that are live in or around Chicago, THE EXPENDABLES are playing at the House of Blues Chicago on Jan. 21st, 2010 at 7:00 PM CST. Should be a good time! You can purchase tickets at:
http://www.livenation.com/edp/eventId/415657
I not like punk a lot. I prefer more heavier genres, such of thrash metal, speed metal, and especially DEATH METAL!! this is really cool music
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