Album

Failing Early, Failing Often

Noothgrush

2001 · Rock

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Failing Early, Failing Often by Noothgrush

Failing Early, Failing Often is a Metal album by Noothgrush, originally released in 2001. On Gatefold: 6 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Oil Removed2:04
  2. 2Extraction3:08
  3. 3Encasing3:08
  4. 4Useless4:59
  5. 529th Scroll (Sixth Verse)5:25
  6. 6Stasis4:29
  7. 7Jundland Wastes4:48
  8. 8Evazan0:13
  9. 9Gage3:15
  10. 10Sith3:30
  11. 11Dianoga5:08
  12. 12Derrel's Porno Song2:05
  13. 13Gage Original3:07
  14. 14Dianoga Original4:12
  15. 15Imperial March / Alderaan7:46
  16. 16Jundland Wastes (Demo Version)5:18
  17. 17Bric-a-Brac7:49

Sound DNA

  • Metal
  • Sludge Metal
  • heavy
  • brooding
  • gritty

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

This CD encompasses eight sessions at Trainwreck Studios in Mountain View, CA., between August 1995 and June 1997.
Mastered at Gench Sept. 9th, 2001.
Quote from booklet:
"An Anthology of material of dubious artistic value, recorded with minimal expertise and which stands as an embarrassment to most everyone involved, yet littered with trivial, self-obsessive liner notes and brought to you by an otherwise reputable and esteemed label."
Track 1 was released on the Autopsy Mayhem Hard Sound (Part One) - A Trainwreck Complication (US 1997) (opens in a new tab) CD (Trainwreck).
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Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Chiyo NukagaDRUMS
  • Gary NiederhoffVOCALS BASS BASS, VOCALS
  • Russ KentGUITAR VOCALS
  • Al RuelBASS
  • Matt HarveyGUITAR VOCALS

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 6 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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