Strife: Rick Rodney, Chad Peterson, Sidney Niesen, Andrew Kline.
Additional personnel includes: Tom Ball (guitar); Ellie Wyatt (violin); Melody Rodney (piano); Eric Bobo (percussion).
Producers include: Sean O'Dwyer, John Nelson, Strife, Rogelio Lozano.
Engineers include: Joe Delaney, John Nelson, Sean O'Dwyer.
Recorded at Steak House Studios, North Hollywood, California.
Track Listing:
Strife - 01 - Rise Again
Strife - 02 - Life Stained Red
Strife - 03 - Spill No Blood
Strife - 04 - Angel Wings
Strife - 05 - Angermeans
Strife - 06 - From These Graves
Strife - 07 - Staring at the Sky
Strife - 08 - Mine Alone
Strife - 09 - Everything Stripped Away
Strife - 10 - Mon Bel Ami
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Strife quickly took the world by storm, releasing their debut CD, "One Truth"(VR16) in 1994. The album quickly took off, going on to sell tens of thousands of copies inspiring people to stand up for their beliefs. Strife became a symbol of freedom to choose one’s own lifestyle. Strife became the flagbearers of uplifting and motivating hard music. Strife convinced thousands of young people to stand up for their rights and beliefs in a manner that no other band before or since has been able to capture. Tracks:
01 - Through and through
02 - What will remain
03 - Lift
04 - Still rise
05 - Face
06 - Am i the only one
07 - Arms of the few
08 - To the surface
09 - Shadow's end
10 - Slipping
11 - Moment's lost
12 - Question mark
13 - Inner strunggle
14 - Calm the fire
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This is where Strife finally hit everything just right. Their sound is big and full, yet almost clinically tight; the tempos are brisk, sometimes headlong. Singer Rick Rodney bellows in the time-honored hardcore punk style, utterly incomprehensible and completely compelling on songs like "Blistered" and "Stand as One (Redemption)." The lyrics are still strangely vague -- the songs are all adamant, but not always about anything identifiable (lines like "The future is dead for many of those who have fallen refusing to let it go" and "Search inside and you will find the answers lie within the reach of those who try" are long on emotional resonance and short on specific meaning). But that doesn't make the music any less powerful. "To an End" may be one of the most galvanizing hardcore rants ever committed to tape, and everything else on this remarkable album is almost as good. A stunning achievement. (Caveat emptor: the disc begins with three minutes of horror-movie sound collage and ends with another sixteen minutes of the same thing, which means that it only contains 28 minutes of actual music.) ~ Rick Anderson, All Music Guide
Track Listing:
01 - Untitled
02 - All from the past
03 - Circuit
04 - Move towards
05 - Global domination
06 - Waiting
07 - Force of change
08 - Wish I knew
09 - Blistered
10 - Will to die
11 - Grey
12 - Through and through
13 - Am I the only one
14 - Waiting
15 - What will remain
16 - Inner struggle
17 - Question mark
Jugganauts: The Best Of Insane Clown Posse is a Greatest Hits album from the rap duo Insane Clown Posse. The album contains songs from 1997 to 2000, from the albums The Great Milenko, Forgotten Freshness Volumes 1 & 2, The Amazing Jeckel Brothers, Bizaar, And Bizzar. The album is being released on the Island Records label, which ICP are no longer a part of. This could lead one to believe that it is being released without their consent and as a cash-in; how ever, ICP themselves are surprisingly supporting its release.[1] Despite this, the album has already generated early criticism, due both to its before-stated possibility of being a cash-in and to its very limited tracklisting that spans only a small part of ICP's recording history.
