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Biohazard
I could never get into this band for the longest time for some reason, but I gave Urban Discipline a spin last night after a few years of letting it
gather dust and I enjoyed it. I hear they suck now, but they sound like they were pretty damn heavy for their time. Ive never seen them live, but I
was imagining big fat dudes killing each other to those songs.
As an aside... I wonder what being married to a porn star is really like.
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I'm actually a huge Biohazard fan. Great live band and real nice dudes. Billy (guitar and vox) is just a great all around guy. Their last few albums
haven't been up to Urban Discipline but it's better then anything I could do. They have a new album recorded last I heard but it's been pretty quite
out of their camp. Anybody hear anything?
Thanks!
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I read that Tera Patrick told Evan that, the shit she does in the movies... stays in the movies, because she enjoys the more straight forward sex. so
when he tried doing all the wierd angles thats what she told him.
Ha! Other than that, i would say it was pretty normal.
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Didnt they make a video together? There's his chance to do the crazy shit with her... ha
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i haven't seen biohazard in a million years. 1992, maybe. although, there is a signed glossy from them hanging in the local scuba dive shop around
the corner from my house ...in BROOKLYN, oddly enough. cause you know all the great dive spots we got here.
If I fail math, there goes my chance at a good job and a happy life full of hard work.
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They were always great live. I saw them a few times. I just read an interview with Tera Patrick in Blender saying the guys in Agnostic Front and
Hatebreed are always asking her to set them up with porn chicks.
‘Do you know what a love letter is? It’s a bullet from a fucking gun. Straight through your heart.’
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clevohardcore
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I have seen them play pretty much every show they played in cleveland. Awsome band.
Urban -is a great record to work out to.
S/t -is great
Don't know about you guys but this record they pt out in 96 called Matta leo is fucking awsome. Some of the best hardcore on that record they ever
released besides the rap on that record.
One the best shows I have ever seen was a SICK OF IT ALL, BIOHAZARD and SHEER TERROR in 92 for the URBAN DISCIPLINE and JUST LOOK AROUND records.
Each aspect of the soul has it's own part to play, but the ideal is harmonious agreement with reason and control.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by clevohardcore
I have seen them play pretty much every show they played in cleveland. Awsome band.
Urban -is a great record to work out to.
S/t -is great
Don't know about you guys but this record they pt out in 96 called Matta leo is fucking awsome. Some of the best hardcore on that record they ever
released besides the rap on that record.
One the best shows I have ever seen was a SICK OF IT ALL, BIOHAZARD and SHEER TERROR in 92 for the URBAN
DISCIPLINE and JUST LOOK AROUND records. |
I agree with you. Mata Leo is very underrated in my opinion. The song Each Day from State of the World Adress (again-in my opinion) is the best
song, message-wise, I have ever heard. I wish there were some updates on them as of late.
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Biohazard. The first Hardcore band to really do something for themselves. Its amazing the backlash these guys took. I picked up their tales from the
bside release a few years back. It was good to hear some demos and early shit I didnt hear before. There last record I didnt get into. Kill or be
killed I think was the name. It was very, I dont know. Not the Biohazard I knew and loved.
Today I face the world with a mind that is stronger!
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clevohardcore
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I liked kill or be killed but I never really played it much after the tour they had. It wasn't bad but it wasn't good either I guess. I hate how every
cd they put out is supposed to be the REAL BIOHAZARD but it all sounds like rehashed nu- metal. It's a shame because they did have some real gems in
the past.
I remeber seeing murphys law in 92 when urban discipline came out and Jimmy was dissing them something fierce. Calling them out as racists and shit.
Saying they are not real and they are metal heads just hopping on hardcore for a buck. I see that. Because that year they played cleveland 4 times.
First with the Expoited, biohazard and type o negative. == 10 bucks shirts $12
then SOIA===== 12 bucks- shirts bio $15 soia was $12
then a metal tour ===== 18 bucks shirts $25 more expensive then alll metal bands their
then
the very next year with Sepultra and Pantera. Tix 40 bucks and the shirts were a fucking $30 each. $55 bucks for a basketball jersey
Needless to say I am partial to the old biohazard but the new stuff is for the birds.
Each aspect of the soul has it's own part to play, but the ideal is harmonious agreement with reason and control.
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I love the hazard still from back in the day.
Yes they were sketchy about thier roots, and yes I think they helped to bring in a certain element that has made hardcore into the pop trend it is
today, but they did know how to write some memorable riffs and lyrics.
how many mullet idiots driving cameros had biohazard stickers...it was sad
I saw them about 3 years ago with clutch and candiria. not a bad show at all. They know how to work the room and get kids into it, was that stuff
coached, or from the heart, ehhhh the world may never know,
but if you can make a carrer out of playing hard ass riffs and get to fuck porn stars, you're not doing too bad
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hahah its funny because like last year sometime someone posted a link to a gallery with him and her in it.
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i hold biohazard responsible for introducing rapping into hardcore
for that----fuck them
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cool as aids
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Biohazard, fucking amazing. Urban Discipline was badass. State of the World address was badass. When I was 15 I got my nose broken during the
Biohazard set at the Slayer, Biohazard, Machine Head show (when Machine Head wasn't gay). I could never thank these dudes enought for those two
albums.
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the above post was actually me, cool as aids was logged in on my computer when I posted under his name, we like beer.
I just can\'t seem to STAND STILL
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cool as aids
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yes we like beeeeeer alotttttttttttt
THROWWWWWWWWWWWWWEd
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