Real life causes of Judgment Day

[Bob]

Yeah, but they ruined a perfectly good RV.

[Minnesota]

I like that movie, even liked the soundtrack

[Hazzah]

I like that movie, even liked the soundtrack

Oh yeah...the rap and metal combonation.

Even the accapella "Fallin'" by I don't know who.

[Minnesota]

not sure if you are making fun of me or not? either way someone else surely will so in my own defence it was the 90's and rap - rock was still something of an interesting consept back then.

[Bob]

I like that movie, even liked the soundtrack

Oh yeah...the rap and metal combonation.

Even the accapella "Fallin'" by I don't know who.

I feel dirty now....

Review by William Ruhlmann
The gimmick here is that on each track a hard rock act has been combined with a rap act: Sonic Youth and Cypress Hill, Living Colour and Run-D.M.C., and so on. The idea, as with Run-D.M.C.'s duet with Aerosmith on "Walk This Way," is to achieve musical synergy and commercial crossover, and at least the second goal was met when this album went gold while the movie it accompanied went into the dumper. But, as on any duet album, from Sinatra to Elton John, the concept has to be translated into appropriate pairings on good songs to really work. Sometimes, it has. Living Colour and Run-D.M.C. meld well on "Me, Myself & My Microphone," and Slayer and Ice-T make an angry thrash of "Disorder." But in both cases, the rappers are familiar with the style — Ice-T has a metal band of his own in Body Count. Elsewhere, neither the rappers nor the metal kids sound distinctive enough to make a striking impression beyond a faithfulness to a hard, angry approach.

   
   
   
   
  Title   
  Performer   
  Time   

      1  Just Another Victim  Helmet, House of Pain  4:21 
       2  Fallin'  Teenage Fanclub ...  4:25 
Performed by: Teenage Fanclub, De La Soul


      3  Me, Myself & My Microphone  Living Colour, Run DMC  3:08 
      4  Judgment Night  Biohazard, Onyx  4:35 
       5  Disorder  Slayer, Ice T  4:57 
       6  Another Body Murdered  Faith No More ...  4:22 
Performed by: Faith No More, Boo Yaa TRIBE


     7  I Love You Mary Jane  Sonic Youth, Cypress Hill  3:49 
      8  Freak Momma  Mudhoney, Sir Mix A Lot  3:57 
       9  Missing Link  Dinosaur Jr. ...  3:44 
Performed by: Dinosaur Jr., Del Tha Funkee Homosapien


      10  Come and Die  Therapy, Fatal  4:22 
       11  Real Thing  Pearl Jam, Cypress Hill  3:31 

[Hazzah]

I like that movie, even liked the soundtrack

Oh yeah...the rap and metal combonation.

Even the accapella "Fallin'" by I don't know who.

I feel dirty now....

As well you should....as well you should.

[Fuzzy Necromancer]

Real life cause?

Killer robots that are already in action.

The people who give you quality cd and mp3 players and robotic dogs are creating automated sentries in korea that will kill anyone who does not surrender within a certain distance.

[SecretAgentSuperDragon]

Can you say EMP or chaf grenade?

Seriously though, that freaks me out. Reminds me of Dragon by Clive Cussler.

[sarcasm_made_Easy]

the passion thread in this forum

[SecretAgentSuperDragon]

Probably.

[BBQ Platypus]

Judgment Day is inevitable...as soon as I can get the patent for my "Giant Orbital Magnifying Glass."

[Minnesota]

I like Judgement Night ... I have really bad tastes when it comes to 90's, aka the greatest decade ever.

[Minnesota]

edit: we stopped talking about that a year ago, lol.

So what the H is a Giant Orbital Magnifying Glass (other than exactly what it sounds like )

[BBQ Platypus]

Let me put it this way: with a giant orbital magnifying glass at my disposal, the world would be my anthill.

[Darth Geek]

I'm still laughing at "Earnest goes to NORAD".