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William_the_Bloody · 03-29-2013, 08:39 PM

31. Agnostic Front, Genre (NYHC/Crossover Thrash) New York, USA, era, 80's/Present &

Judge Genre (NYHC) New York, USA, era 80's/90's

Some bands improve with time, and this is the case with the godfathers of New York hardcore Agnostic Front. I must confess that with the exception of maybe Cause for Alarm, I'm not overly fond of their early material. I find both United Blood & Victims in Pain to be run of the mill hardcore albums, and Liberty & Justice for All doesn't live up to its predecessor as a crossover classic. However from the 90's onward they became most excellent.

Stigma released a really good solo album not to long ago, I highly recommend it.

Gotta Go

A Mi Manera

For My Family

Stigma's solo album

NEW YORK BLOOD

Judge

Is is just me, or does every New York hardcore band seem to have a big nosed Italian in the band? weird.

Where It Went

New York Crew

03-29-2013, 08:39 PM	#351 (permalink)
William_the_Bloody Music Addict Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Sunnydale Cemetary Posts: 2,093	31. Agnostic Front, Genre (NYHC/Crossover Thrash) New York, USA, era, 80's/Present & Judge Genre (NYHC) New York, USA, era 80's/90's Some bands improve with time, and this is the case with the godfathers of New York hardcore Agnostic Front. I must confess that with the exception of maybe Cause for Alarm, I'm not overly fond of their early material. I find both United Blood & Victims in Pain to be run of the mill hardcore albums, and Liberty & Justice for All doesn't live up to its predecessor as a crossover classic. However from the 90's onward they became most excellent. Stigma released a really good solo album not to long ago, I highly recommend it. Gotta Go A Mi Manera For My Family Stigma's solo album NEW YORK BLOOD Judge Is is just me, or does every New York hardcore band seem to have a big nosed Italian in the band? weird. Where It Went New York Crew Last edited by William_the_Bloody; 07-12-2013 at 10:09 PM.