Corrosion of Conformity - Animosity скачать видео бесплатно

terrypussypower

One of the best Heavy Metal albums of the 80's, and from a "punk" band too! Every track is a killer!

karatezombie

I think a Thrasher article turned me on to this band in the 80s. This album is awesome. And a cover by Pushead is the cherry on top!

skinny9283

FKNG Hardcore!

ProChoiceJesus

1st time I saw COC was Animosity tour at San Antonio's Bone Club. This was THE punk place of S.A. in the early-mid 80s. When COC played it was controversial because most punks weren't happy with COC putting out a "thrash/metal" (term "crossover" didn't exist then) album on the heels of such an incredible release as "Eye..." There were many fights of punks & metalheads that came. Club was filled beyond capacity & it was an extreme, violent crowd & much FUN! Eye with ERIC EYCKE is COC's best IMO.

GhettoBlasterPK

theyre crossover right?

Stuporem Meum

Allways heared about C.O.C but never payed attetion... Also, thought that they were an Sludge/Shouthren act, but I have the obsession of listening to the first albuns of every band that I end up knowing and thank fuck I do so. Because this Thrashy sound is an outstanding, mindblowing track! Yet really need to get used to short songs.. XD Ths for the post! \m/

LO-FIx4xLIFE

Yeah I was looking for this older stuff for a while! Newer stuff is alright but I like that punk-like recorded in a public toilet sound ya know?

Yvan SEMENIC

I got a first opinion about them listening the song 'technocracy', back in 1989 and was favorably impressed... Blind was realeased : i was really amazed by the darkness of that album... I wanted to know more about them and got into their previous stuff... As i was into thrash-metal, i was converted as a new fan when i heard Eye for an Eye (God bless Eric Eycke!)... Yeah, C.O.C has always been a versatile band with many influences (sabbath, hardcore, thrash, ...) . A huge and so underrated band!

cthulhugamete

Still it's a seriously great record and ranks among the best .

cthulhugamete

I think that depends on what side of the Crossover fence you came from. Most punks call Eye For An Eye their masterpiece which is more proto Crossover while Animosity came off as a bold but awkward transition record. Some great songs, but more of a respectable stab at merging the "swamp sabbath" influence with a tighter, cleaner thrash sound which granted posed a greater challenge to pull off than stock Crossover and perhaps why it took till Technocracy for them to iron out the kinks.

cthulhugamete

I know rite? The "Swamp Sabbath" sound is all over EFAE.

pophutch72

COCs best album....classic.

David Rocastle

similar to bullhead (melvins) good shit

Yvan SEMENIC

Nope dude... Not better, but just different (kind of Crossover's emperors!)... By the way, Animosity is a true masterpiece of that genre... Yep, probably unsurpassed!

Torqemada

@ebonics4everyone Yeah we drove fro St.Louis to see them friday night. They slayed and no Pepper, thank ya jesus.

ebonics4everyone

Technically I can die now, because I met Reed and Mike after they played this and like ten other tracks from this album on stage at the Beaumont last night. Then they finished the night with Technocracy. I'm leaving on an up note.

TheGreaterGood80

"Swamp Sabbath" shit was always a part of CoC's sound, even as a hardcore band

HOC666

One of my all time favorite albums. Why they started playing that Swamp Sabbath shit is beyond me. This just reeks of energy and they also did live.

sparta146

OH HELL YES. THIS KIDS THE SHIT. LIVED ON THE THIS & SOD,MOD.

weepingwell

@FreewheelBurrrnin Blind was good too

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