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The
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Beat
Me
Rumble Records
Sexy Sewer -
Zombificatet - Beat Me -
Red Rain - Midnight Dog -
Virgin - Desert - Fish of
Death - Freddy K. (Is Not
Dead) - Stone Cold Rubber
- Born to Be Wild
The Punishers came from
Germany and were Sascha
Walczyk (vox), Olaf
Raffel (Guitar), Frank
Schmitz (bass) and Roland
König (drums) and
released this album in
1992. They were part of
this wave of bands that
tried to cash on the
psychobilly trend but
were at best Punk rock or
heavy metal with a slap
bass. These album
consists of poorly
inspired melodies, the
usual horror cliches (Freddy
K is not dead), a
particularly bad cover of
Steppenwolf's Born To Be
Wild and a singer who'd
like to be Sparky (but is
not). Add a global
production that is not
very good with guitar on
the front, a barely
audible bass and a vocal
far, far away, and the
result is a dispensable
album.
The Radioactive Kid
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House of Rock'n'Roll
House Of Rock'n'Roll - Punisher Boogie - Sick Without You - Pervy Dance
Don't expect any change between "Beat Me" and this ep: it's is in the exact same vein. Loud, badly produced, uninspired and boring, even with only four songs. Avoid it if you can.
The Radioactive Kid
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