French Connection - French Connection II

"French Connection" the second edition is now a hardcore/darkcore classic. But in some kind of way the A track, which is an outstanding track, is outclassed by the B track. But is this true? I don't think so. On the A side we find "Biohazard" a superb example of real dark ahtmospheric hardcore. The track starts out with a creaking whistling sound, supported by a dry, pounding 909 bassdrum, off course. Dark high acking sounds create a scary feeling.In the brake that follows, a dark growling, squeeking bass lead. I never thought sound could grind some stones. This track does. Now and then a broken beat to vary the track and a pfiaum sound continues while the 909 keeps hammering. The layering of the basslead and the high scary sound make it a biohazard. You want to run and hide. Brutal.
The B side is the famous one. "Bullshit". Put all your equipment in a blender add some samples from "Full Metal Jacket" and: "Bullshit". This hardcore maddness in its purest form. First a grinder sound supported by ,yes again, 909 claps (you gotta love those) and a 909. The first brake is the famous sample: "I'll give you three seconds, exactly three fucking seconds, to wipe that stupid looking grin of your face, or I'll tear out your eyeballs and skull fuck you". 1,2,3, Bullshit and then it goes. Completly 909 with a Juno bass pounding maddness. After a second brake a sound that reminds me of there first record "French Connection I". Also the same use off filtering. At the end a complete bullshit story, the bullshit samples continuesly goes varied with a bullshit sample. This record is nice to play at a party, especially the beginning is really strong but I think the A track is strongerly build. But everybody remembers the bullshit sample so this track got famous and not the stronger "Biohazard" which in my opinion has more feel to it. You don't agree. Bullshit!