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Various - Don't F**k With Us
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Hardcore, Noise, Breakcore, Experimental
Year:
2002
Tracklist
| Declaration 02 | ||
| Destroyer | ||
| Audio Jihad II | ||
| Temptation | ||
| Bruised Earth | ||
| Hardware Malfunction | ||
| Tweaking | ||
| Indulgence/Compulsion | ||
| 32-Bit Whore | ||
| E-Chair | ||
| And Cub | ||
| 33 Percent Remix | ||
| Bodysnatchers | ||
| Food For Thought | ||
| Development/Environment (Instrumental) | ||
| We Will Not Give Up | ||
| Automobiles | ||
| Fatal Ending (Katharsis) | ||
| Belief In The Basic | ||
| Jr5593 Vs. The Es-666 | ||
| Ssmone/Shockktx | ||
| Dead Hollie | ||
| Tracer | ||
| Earthshattering | ||
| All Things Are Connected | ||
| We're The Enemy | ||
| Cabrini Green (A.M.) | ||
| Amtrack | ||
| 10.04.2000 (Hooyee) | ||
| Trash This Town | ||
| 2015 | ||
| Herdcore | ||
| Metal | ||
| Pre-Ejaculation Makes Girls Feel Pretty | ||
| Psychology Of Asian Porn | ||
| Koshmicher Tankward | ||
| Articulatrix | ||
| Fubar | ||
| Implication/Recognition | ||
| Knar 5000 | ||
| Digital Carnivore | ||
| This Is A Weapon | ||
| Do It Alone | ||
| When You Grow Up (Your Heart Dies) | ||
| Opinion | ||
| Window | ||
| Grim Prospects | ||
| Enib-Muloc | ||
| Demonologized | ||
| Children Of The Night | ||
| The Bottom Edge | ||
| Run In The Tunnels | ||
| Ray Gun | ||
| Beg For It | ||
| The Big Picture | ||
| Piece And War | ||
| Battle Sirens | ||
| Fuzzie | ||
| Scaramanga | ||
| Severe Trauma | ||
| 202 Riffage | ||
| X-Life | ||
| ...Shall We Continue? | ||
| The New Monsters | ||
| Niko's Plan | ||
| All The Worst Albums In The World Were Recorded On Protools |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Don't F**k With Us (3xCD, Comp, Dig) | Digital Hardcore Recordings (DHR) | DHR CD 33 | US | 2002 | |
| Don't F**k With Us (3xCD, Comp, RE) | Digital Hardcore Recordings (DHR) | DHR CD 33 | US |
It really could've been chopped down to one CD full of really good tracks. Don't get me wrong, there's some gems on here, and it's totally worth it just for those, but there's way too much filler inbetween them.
Edgey's tracks on here are great, not anything really new-sounding, he's pretty much the Bomb 20 of this compilation. But overall it's good, hard, danceable breakcore/gabber. Which I appreciate alot.
One of my favorites is definately Dummy Plug Conspiracy's "The New Monsters". It's a very downtempo dubby ambient piece. It's hard to describe because I haven't really heard anything else like it. But it stands out in a very good way on this compilation.
And it may sound a little cocky, but Replicant Impulse's (my old band) tracks are also pretty good and stand out among the others. Very much in that DHR Limited style. In fact 2 of these Replicant Impulse tracks were actually solo works of mine ("When You Grow Up (Your Heart Dies)" & "...Shall We Continue?"), but I didn't want to complicate things by using a different name.