Stranded, by Random killing

Stranded

by Random killing

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1.	Hash In America 02:09	buy track
2.	Dishwasher 01:57	buy track
3.	Stranded 01:06	buy track
4.	Krypto 01:48	buy track
5.	Drag Me Down 02:10	buy track
6.	Glorious Dead 02:09	buy track
7.	Free Beer 01:46	buy track
8.	Open Your Eyes 02:17	buy track
9.	Sam 02:05	buy track
10.	Dispatcher 01:47	buy track
11.	Don't Ask Me Why 01:42	buy track
12.	Inbred 01:57	buy track
13.	Go Away 02:02	buy track
14.	Dying For 01:31	buy track
15.	Thoughts of Regression 03:57	buy track

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Random Killing -Stranded (1997 Punk Rock ,contains explicit lyrics.)

"The Killing storms back after a four year wait with this aggressive, heavier album. The punk roots are still evident but a harder guitar sound and Drool going absolutely ape-shit at the mic at times makes this one kick ass return.
We get 14 all-new tracks each clocking in at 1-2 minutes and dripping hyper-speed. Then we get a strangely redone version of "Thoughts Of Aggression" which none-the-less is so different from the original it's cool.
Favourites here would be the title track, "Krypto" and "Inbred"
I was waiting for this for quite some time and f**k no was I disappointed. The Killing keeps their title (in my mind anyway) as one of the best non-commercial, destructive forces in Canadian music."
by Chris Hartley

This CD started off as a demo... We had written 14 new tunes that were totally different than anything we had done previous and just wanted to bang them off in the studio and sit back and listen to see what they actually sounded like. Part way through the recording it was decided that they would in fact be our next CD. The biggest influence for the change in direction were our newest band members. Mike Rosenthal on drums and Mark "Guy Le Rock" Watts on guitar. Mike played for us back in 1985 when he was fourteen but then left after a year. After leaving he played for a thousand other bands the most notable being Sacrifice. When our previous drummer left the band (Sean - Suckerpunch) we asked Mike if he would help us out in making a live album back in November 1994 (Urine the 90s Now). To our benefit he stuck around a little longer than we expected! In December 1995 Mike brought in a long time friend as second guitar - Mark Watts. Mark's the speed metal queen and the one who kicked it up a notch. Mark's bro played bass in Sacrifice...

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released June 6, 1997

Recorded: 1997

Lineup:
drool - vocals
mudd - bass
rusty talent - guitar
mark watts - guitar
mike rosenthal - drums

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Random killing Toronto, Ontario

Random Killing is a Canadian punk rock band from Toronto, who were assembled in 1984. Their original name was Roy's Comrades, which was a nod to the hated Roy McMurtry, Attorney General of Ontario at the time. After writing a few decent songs, the band decided to record and stay together. In 2013 they were listed in the top 10 Punk bands of all time from Toronto. ... more

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