I was fairly disappointed with this album. I had heard some A.P.P.L.E. before, but only one of the songs I had heard before was on here, "fuck fashion." Most of the guitar riffs and music in here seems almost as if they wanted to be Crass or something. You know, the offbeat sounding kind of crappy but really it is musically correct and genius. Only A.P.P.L.E. couldn't pull off the genius and got stuck with crappy. Good lyrical content, but nothing you couldn't find with hundreds of other anarcho-crust bands. I would probably pass on this cd.

Fucking incredible. This band is like an all-star crust band or some shit. Everything is so musically tight and the lyrics are outstanding, really covering some major issues with intelligent insight. No holds barred.

Its the early years of Nausea. Not near as good of an album as the first terrorist anthology, but if you really love Nausea its cool to have just to hear how their sound progressed, but half the songs are on the first anthology, not to mention on this album there's 2 versions of songs like "godless" and "clutches". Not to mention the sound quality on a few tracks is wretched, but real Nausea fans will still feel the emotions. So definitely get the first one no matter who you are, but only dedicated Nausea fans need the second anthology.

I first heard the title track on Profane Existence's 15 year anniversary comp and had my mind blown. Their writing style is incredible, especially shown in the way they overlap vocals. Not to mention this is some of the most profound lyrical content around right now. A must have. Some people say this album isn't as good as the first but it simply is incredible. My favorite band thats out right now.

Get this while its still around. Although there is nothing special about the packaging, you can't beat that price on that many great Discharge songs. Third disc has some awesome versions with Rat from the Varukers singing and the first 2 discs are solid through especially if you are a fan of the Exploited. The packaging is a small cardboard case with 3 cardboard cd sleeves and a short booklet on their history. No lyrics which was somewhat disappointing, but that is the only downside to this boxset.

Another must-have give 'em the boot. INDK, Leftover Crack, and Choking Victim, not to mention a great song of Buju Banton.

one of my personal favorite give 'em the boots. 1 and 2 are must-haves. This one includes some rare songs like "policeman" by the punk rock-superstar band the silencers.

This is some information everyone should see. Its one of the cheapest of his DVDs but it deals with so much, especially with whats happening still. Just the idea of war on terror is illogically impossible. thats a war on an emotion. This DVD has some great facts and is excellent for opening peoples minds who believe what our media tells them.

If you dig reggae, not ska, but good roots reggae then you have to get this album. I couldnt believe it was a new band when I first heard it. The sound is so tight and the music just hits your soul. Every track through this album are all good. Great cd for parties too because everyone enjoys this cd,punx, rudies, yuppies, hippies, and regular assholes like your dad will all like this cd.n unless they hate reggae of course

If you like AAA or you are just political this is a must have album. My friends and I really felt what they had to say and this CD caused some heated discussions on major issues when we first played through this cd. This could be one of the greatest cds this year along with the new US Bombs, Time Again, and aggrolites. Definitely check it out.