Poison Idea - Blank, Blackout, Vacant album mp3

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Blank Blackout Vacant is an LP by Poison Idea released in 1992 by Taang! Records. All songs written by Jerry A. "Say Goodbye" - 2:16. Star of Baghdad" - 2:17. Icepicks at Dawn" - 2:22. Smack Attack" - 2:05. Forever and Always" - 2:57. Crippled Angel" - 3:23. What Happened to Sunday" - 2:18. Vietnamese Baby" - 3:39.

Blank Blackout Vacant. Hardcore Poison Idea. Other productions from Poison Idea. Confuse & Conquer. Though not quite the shotgun blast of an album that its predecessor, Feel the Darkness, was, Blank Blackout Vacant is nonetheless an ample testimony to Poison Idea's unbridled power and force. Suffused with enough hate, pain, and rage to fuel an entire army, Jerry . s vocals, positively dripping with bile and venom, certainly cement his ideas with passion and force. Understated" is not a word that is possible to use with this band. Poison Idea, from their inception in the very early '80s through their terminal point, shone with bitter, violent power.

Poison Idea was formed in 1980 in Portland, OR by vocalist Jerry A. (aka Jerry Lang). The initial lineup consisted of Jerry . Tom Pig Champion Roberts (guitar), Glen Estes (bass), and Dean Johnson (drums). Inspired by Black Flag and other early Southern California hardcore acts, they were further influenced by Discharge and Los Angeles's the Germs. 2003 remastered reissue of the . punk's 1992 album (originally released on the Taang! Label) includes exclusive artwork & seven bonus tracks, 'Religion & Politics Part 2', 'What He Said', 'Say Goodbye' (Live), 'Closet Monster', 'Blockhead', 'Death', & Track Listings.

Poison Idea, from their inception in the very early '80s through their terminal point, shone with bitter, violent power. Unlike most Poison Idea albums from the '80s, Blank Blackout Vacant doesn't rely on speed to get its point across. In fact, a song like "Forever and Always," with its loose, Aerosmith-like groove and its saxophone, presages the type of rock & roll that bands like Rocket from the Crypt would make years later.