Crossed Out - 1990-1993 mp3 download

Crossed Out Hardcore Grindcore Thrash 1999 US

A1	Internal
A2	He-Man
A3	Locked In
A4	Fraud
A5	Crown Of Thorns
A6	Force Of Habit
A7	Crutch
A8	Supremacy
A9	Ulcer
A10	Neglect
A11	Suffocate
A12	Selfserve
A13	Homegrown
A14	Crown Of Thorns
A15	Internal
A16	Practiced Hatred
A17	Pure Delusion
A18	Society
A19	Lowlife
A20	Scapegoat
A21	Vacuum
A22	No Truth Written-By – Christ On Parade
A23	Fraud
A24	Letch
A25	Never Forget
A26	He-Man
A27	Suicide Of A Species
A28	Selfish Achiever
A29	Advice?
B1	Locked In
B2	Fraud
B3	Ulcer
B4	He-Man
B5	Internal
B6	Suffocate
B7	Supremacy
B8	Force Of Habit
B9	Homegrown
B10	Selfserve
B11	Crown Of Thorns
B12	Neglect
B13	Jihad
B14	Protestor (No Vox) Music By – Negative FX
B15	Pure Delusion
B16	Lowlife
B17	Nightstalker Written-By – Impact Unit
B18	Practiced Hatred

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – 8
Recorded At – The Headquarters
Recorded At – KSPC Radio
Recorded At – Ché Café
Mastered At – Greg Lee Processing – L-52500

Credits

Bass – Eric Wood (tracks: B15 to B18), Rich Hart (tracks: A1 to B14)
Drums – Tad Miller
Guitar – Scot Golia
Mastered By [Vinyl Cut] – KG*
Recorded By – Alan Vangundy (tracks: A1 to A7)
Voice – Dallas Van Kempen

Notes

This is the standard edition on black vinyl.
A limited edition was pressed on white vinyl for direct mailorder.
All copies include a 20-page booklet with artwork and lyrics.

Tracks A1 to A7 were recorded on September 28, 1991 at 8. Originally released as the self-titled 7".

Tracks A8 to A15 were recorded on February 15, 1992 at The Headquarters. A8, A10, A11 and A12 were originally released on the split 5" with Dropdead. Tracks A9 and A13 were originally released on the Son Of Bllleeeeaaauuurrrrgghhh! compilation 7". Tracks A14 and A15 are unreleased versions.

Tracks A16 to A21 were recorded on October 17, 1992 at The Headquarters. Originally released on the split 7" with Man Is The Bastard.

Track A22 was recorded on December 15, 1990 at a rehearsal.

Tracks A23 to A29 were recorded in April 1991. Originally released as the demo tape.

Tracks B1 to B12 were recorded on March 27, 1992. Live on KSPC Radio in Claremont, CA.

Tracks B13 and B14 were recorded sometime in 1992 at a rehearsal. Track B13 is a previously unreleased instrumental.

Tracks B15 to B18 were recorded on August 21,1993. Live at the Ché Café in San Diego, CA.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A): SLAP A HAM # 55 - A KG L-52500
Matrix / Runout (Side B): SLAP A HAM # 55 - B KG L-52500 X

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
#55	Crossed Out	1990-1993 ‎(LP, Comp, Ltd, Whi)	Slap A Ham Records	#55	US	1999
#55	Crossed Out	1990-1993 ‎(LP, Comp, W/Lbl)	Slap A Ham Records	#55	US	1999
#55	Crossed Out	1990-1993 ‎(CD, Comp)	Slap A Ham Records	#55	US	1999
BASEMENT MC 2018 42	Crossed Out	1990-1993 ‎(Cass, Comp, RE)	Basement Records	BASEMENT MC 2018 42	Malaysia	2019
#55	Crossed Out	1990-1993 ‎(CDr, Comp, Unofficial)	Slap A Ham Records	#55	US	Unknown

Performer: Crossed Out
Genre: Rock
Title: 1990-1993
Country: US
Released: 1999
Style: Hardcore, Grindcore, Thrash
MP3 version ZIP size: 1686 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1875 mb
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 762
Other Formats: AC3 MP4 AA WAV ADX RA MP2

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Crossing my fingers a repress is in the works somewhere in this world. I'm certain they'd sell a good amount of copies. Classic band.

Throw her heart

just found this in the web:Review by: Jeb(This review originally appeared in issue #84 of The Crass Menagerie)CROSSED OUT was in existence for less than three years, during which timethey released only one 7" one split 7" and one split 5". Doesn't seem likethe résumé of one of the most influential bands in extreme hardcore does it?But without question they were. This CD, which is the first officialCROSSED OUT discography (and then some), is literally a primer of first wavepower violence. CROSSED OUT are a melding of raw thrash, pulverizing grindand bone jarring heaviness that lurches back and forth between blazing andplodding in what seemed, at the time it was recorded, like incongruentrandomness but is now easily recognizable as the blueprint for powerviolence. As I carefully revisited these tunes while writing this review Iwas reminded of how much the CROSSED OUT influence still resounds in the pvbands of today. I was also astounded to realize that these tunes are asrelevant and listenable now as they were when first released. If thesesongs were new they would still be more intense than 99% of the extremehardcore currently being released. What that means is this CD is more thanjust a history lesson or a curious look back at the roots of power violence,it is an album that is gonna kick you upside the head! You are going towant to listen to this CD for what it is, not for what it represents. Hellthis is so vicious that when I put it on my music shelf all the otherhardcore and metal CDs started to cry for their mommy.