Lyric sheet for ‘Scum’
Lyrics for 'Scum' with extra 'You Suffer' line - 'You suffer, but why? / because you're fucking stupid'.
Lyrics for 'Scum' with extra 'You Suffer' line - 'You suffer, but why? / because you're fucking stupid'.
Flyer for Napalm Death gig playing with DRI, Heresy and Holy Terror
In 1980 the Birmingham Mail ran a story about the zine Nic and Miles made when they were 12 years old, Antisocial zine. This is a send up of that article in another zine.
Mock up for Napalm Death's first record 'Scum'
'stenchcore fest' - a delightfully named evening out at the mermaid.
Set list from 1983 gig at the Bluebell Hill Community Centre, Nottingham. Set list is written on both sides of one piece of paper, larger writing is Rat's, smaller writing is Nic's.
Artwork mock up for ' The Curse'
Napalm Death's Mick Harris business card, circa 1989.
Anti Social zine, advert, review and parody, 1981
Their demo:great tape,music for every listener of early crust with melancholic riffs and lyrics.
Cover of 'Twisted Nerve' zine, issue 4. The zine was created by Napalm Deaths Miles Ratledge, the cover was by Pushead who has since designed cover art for Metallica.
Tracklisting:
Side 1:
(From S.O.B Split 7″)
Multinational Corporations Pt. 2
Re-Address The Problem
Changing Colours
From Ashes
Understanding
Stalemate
(From Curse 7″)
Musclehead
Your Achievement
Dead
Morbid Deceiver
Side 2:
The Traitor (Live in Birmingham, UK ’86)
Deceiver (w/ Swanky’s Intro – Live in Wakkon, Belgium ’87)
Retreat To Nowhere (Studio Recording w/ Dorrian and Steer)
Life (Studio Recording w/ Dorrian and .
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Acquired from Johnny Doom Sounds newspaper Britcore Feature including Napalm Death + Sore Throat Decemeber 1988
Early review of Scum by Paul Elliott
Receipt from Rough Trade records for 30 copies of Nic Bullen's 'Sine Nomine'.
'Ded Yampy' zine, issue 2.
Programme from the first ever Donington 'Monsters of Rock' Festival (1980) which took place on August 16. Included on the bill were: Rainbow, Scorpions, April Wine, Judas Priest, Saxon (who recorded as the semi-official live album Donnington: The Live Tracks), Riot, Touch etc.
The sound of seminal Scum lp founded what was called grindcore, Scum was followed by From Enslavement to Obliteration in 1988 and there were many versions of it: Gatefold lp, picture vinyl, splatter vinyl and 2 cd versions (28 track & 54 track incl. Scum .
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