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"Noise for music sake" CD by Napalm Death

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Double-CD with 56 songs. CD 1 contains Best-of material, CD 2 rare pieces.
Item no. 421243
Title Noise for music sake
Musical Genre Death Metal
Product topic Bands
bestOf true
Band Napalm Death
Release date 20/04/2007
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 2-CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    The kill
  • 2.
    Scum
  • 3.
    You suffer
  • 4.
    Deceiver
  • 5.
    Hung
  • 6.
    Antibody
  • 7.
    Unchallenged hate
  • 8.
    Siege of power
  • 9.
    Greed killing
  • 10.
    Suffer the children
  • 11.
    Mass appeal madness
  • 12.
    Next Of Kin To Chaos
  • 13.
    Judicial slime
  • 14.
    Lucid fairytale
  • 15.
    If the truth be known
  • 16.
    Plague rages
  • 17.
    Social sterility
  • 18.
    From enslavement to obliteration
  • 19.
    Low point
  • 20.
    Comtemptuous
  • 21.
    Diatribes
  • 22.
    Chains that bind us
  • 23.
    Armaggedon X 7
  • 24.
    Breed to breathe
  • 25.
    The world keeps turning
  • 26.
    The infiltraitor
  • 27.
    Nazi punks fuck off

CD 2

  • 1.
    Rise above
  • 2.
    Missing link
  • 3.
    Mentally murdered
  • 4.
    Walls of confinement
  • 5.
    Cause and effect
  • 6.
    No mental effort
  • 7.
    Pride assassin
  • 8.
    Avalanche master song
  • 9.
    One and the same
  • 10.
    Sick and tired
  • 11.
    Malignant trait
  • 12.
    Killing with kindness
  • 13.
    Means to an end
  • 14.
    Insanity excursion
  • 15.
    Truth drug
  • 16.
    Living in denial
  • 17.
    Food chains
  • 18.
    Upwards and uninterested
  • 19.
    I abstain
  • 20.
    Politics of common sense
  • 21.
    Internal animosity
  • 22.
    Scum
  • 23.
    Life?
  • 24.
    Retreat to nowhere
  • 25.
    Remain nameles
  • 26.
    Twist the knife
  • 27.
    Deceiver w / Swanky's intro
  • 28.
    The traitor
  • 29.
    Abattoir

Hello? Do I still hear something? After 56 songs and two and a half hours of ì Napalm Death in a row this is a justified question. But seriously: "Noise ì for music's sake" is a double album compiled by the band itself. The first ì album is a best-of-compilation with all the highlights of the band's career ì (for legal reasons, the songs of the last two albums are missing). Death ì metal and grindcore classics without end! On the second album you'll find ì numerous rarities, among them the songs of the "Mentally murdered" EP, as ì well as different bonus tracks of the releases of "Utopia banished", "Fear ì emptiness despair" and "World keeps turning". Furthermore, there are old ì demos, songs from split singles, compilations, remixes and unreleased live ì tracks. The double disc box is provided with a 24-page booklet, a Napalm ì Death family tree and an interview. Cool! (Andreas Reissnauer - 03/07)