Also I'd disagree with Rin that they're too old and they should hang it up. They're all only around 51 yo and they're way more aggressive and innovative than most of today's young bands.

No other band their age is making shit this consistently intense, and the new one matches up with the intensity of bands in their 20’s. It’s unbelievable and really cool as An example that your edge doesnt have to dull as you get older.

Shane Embry is such an underrated bassist. This was awesome. The patience it must've taken to rank this. You guys rule. 🤘💀🤘

this is gonna be a tough one, so many killer albums.

Top 3 Favorite NAPALM DEATH Albums : 3. Enemy Of The Music Business (2000) 2. From Enslavement To Obliteration (1988) 1. Fear, Emptiness, Despair (1994)

This video is longer than most napalm death gigs I’ve been to. Superb work gents 👏👏👏

You know what's super-weird? That Meat-Package on the cover of Apex Predator is actually an IPad! Don't know how to interpret that, but that's how it is. :) Great ranking, guys!

I'm so jealous of you guys that you have each other to do everything metal together. I have no-one that "understands" metal like me. My fiancee likes metal, even has the Sepultura S woven into a tattoo on her thigh but ask her to name the first Sepultura album and she wouldn't have a clue. I wish I had a bunch of friends I could bounce my metal enthusiasm off of. You guys rock 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

Can't wait to hear this. Next, Cannibal Corpse :)

We need a deicide ranking next

Great - I like nearly everything they've put out, but either 'Fear, Emptiness, Despair' or 'Inside the Torn Apart' is at the top and 'Harmony Corruption' (rare misfire, awful production too) is at the bottom. I have a 12 hour shift tomorrow so this will be something to keep me going - thank you, gents...

I'm not a big Cannibal Corpse fan, but I am loving that Cannibal Corpse margaritaville shirt Jammin' Jon. Jam On!

This was great. Extremely tough band to rank. Here's mine: 1. From Enslavement to Obliteration 2. Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism 3. Harmony Corruption 4. Utopia Banished 5. Time Waits for No Slave 6. Smear Campaign 7. Utilitarian 8. Apex Predator - Easy Meat 9. Enemy of the Music Business 10. Fear, Emptiness, Despair 11. Scum 12. The Code is Red… Long Live the Code 13. Order of the Leech 14. Words from the Exit Wound 15. Inside the Torn Apart Dead last... Diatribes

Really difficult to rank my favorite band of all times. Fear, emptiness, despair is always in my top

Unchallenged Hate!!!! Hell yeah! Thanks for pointing out that classic, Nick. I always thought the fact that these bands were so political yet had incoherent vocals was somehow mesmerizing. Paved the way for my love for grind and crust

I find the history of Napalm Death fascinating. That Justin Broadrick played drums for them as a teenager, then went on to form Godflesh, who used a drum machine is funny. Then Mick Harris played drums then went on to do Scorn, which became all electronic.

JAmming Jon´s shirt stole the show. Loved the video, guys. Just some friends united by music, shareing their opinions and feelings about Napalms Death neverending discography, loved every minute. My favorite is Harmony Corruption, fuck it. I even have it on CD. I have Scum longsleeve t-shirt. They have super interesting lyrics too. Cheers.

"The birth of a genre"...I totally agree with you Rin. I have a similar take on Venom's Welcome to Hell

Great video usual fellas, can't wait for the CC ranking!

The boys from bean land! I bet this was hard to rank for you all

This truly is 'that curse of being in thrall' . . . rating your favorite ND albums that is! Necrotic Nick & Miller - > Time Waits For No Slave is also my #1 in their discography! Miller - > Throes of Joy was also my #2 album by them! Everything about that record is incredible. It rarely leaves my table some nights!

Omg dude!! Yes! Ultitarian, and the last album are my favorite two.

Inside the Torn Apart and Diatribes were my introduction to ND in the mid 90's and for nearly 15 years I thought that was the extent of their sound. Holy shit was I wrong. I finally gave Enemy of the Music Business a spin and that album just tore right through me. It was utterly ferocious and it wasn't even the best one! The 2000's albums completely changed my view on the band. I have to give you praise for the sheer effort you guys put into these rankings. Once again, you made me check out the new album and goddamn it, you were right to rank it so high.

Just on the 'Harmony Corruption' sell out thing - at the time in the UK the punk scene was totally dominated by the strict political vibe that Crass had laid out which was super self-righteous and snobbish - lots of punks HATED any kind of metal, even crossover thrash bands got treated like they were Dokken - really bizarre behaviour but it happened... Really good job guys, only thing I'd add is the first 2 Peel Sessions (F.E.T.O lineup recorded professionally by a top studio) should be mandatory listening - that's their best stuff, real head exploding music.

I got an interesting idea, take an album and rearrange the tracklist

Napalm Death have aged well like fine wine 🍷

I absolutely love their most recent couple of albums (Apex Predator, Throes of Joy). Some of the most savage music they've made. Particularly like how much Killing Joke(huge fan)/Swans influence is present on them.

This was intriguing, I'm basically in the mindset of Miller and Shredlord, grind just isn't my thing and I never really gave Napalm Death the time they deserve. But I've checked out songs from The Code is Red and Time Waits for no slave and those have the potential to be growers in the future. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the Dying Fetus and Cattle Decap. catalogs, or even Meshuggah. The tech death(y) bands that have a lot of varied albums.

Wow that's gotta be the hardest ranking ever! Personally I enjoy all ND albums to varying degrees, but if I had to pick my fave it'd be Time waits for no Slave.. I think it their most Death Metal influenced material for a long time and the Riffs are super catchy.. Plus Strongarm is one of their best openers for a record yet!

I am by no means a grindcore fan myself, but I find myself liking this band more and more. Is it safe to say I can compare them to Darkthrone in a way of wondering what will they come out with next? What is the sound gonna be like? That’s how I do. Time Waits for no Slave is my absolute ☝️ the opener, Strong-Arm is a relentless opener and grooves well right into Diktat, another killer riff. The whole album grooves well. This is probably about the only grind band I really like and got into. Killer ranking as usual and sharing the history behind this band. 🍻

It’s one of life’s greatest joys to rank the accomplishments of Gods...for all they do is either perfection, evolution, or mind-life-reality-world CHANGING, ✊🏿🖤🤎🤘🏾

I personally love their early to mid 2000s stretch. Napalm Death is incredible though. They have so many great albums spanning generations that not even their fanbase can build a consensus. My list is way different than any of yours. And yours are all varied from each other. Yet each list is right, because with ND you can’t fo wrong. I enjoy each album, even the ones I rank low. Mine: 1. Smear Campaign 2. The Code is Red… 3. Enemy of the music business 4. Apex predator - easy meat 5. Throes of joy… 6. Order of the leech 7. Time waits.. 8. Words from the exit wound 9. Utilitarian 10. Utopia banished 11. Fear emptiness despair 12. Scum 13. From enslavement… 14. Inside the torn apart 15. Harmony corruption 16. Diatribes

Wow! Thanks Guys! This was super informative and very helpful for me. And kudos to you guys trudging through this monstrous discography. That in itself is pretty crazy. Confession time: Poseur Alert: I love Greed Killing. Haha. I always have. I have only ever owned The Code Is Red, Long Live The Code & the compilation, Noise For Music's Sake, which is pretty convenient. Now I gotta check out Time Waits For No Slave. I love Amoral too. Such a different, cool ditty. I've been meaning for many, many, many years to pick up a copy of either Harmony Corruption or Utopia Banished. It appears the latter is the way to go. Now I'm thinking I would love to see you guys (way, way down the road) rate the SWANS discography. That would be another challenging listen, but hopefully rewarding as well. Anyway, keep up the good work fellas!

Nice. Napalm Death is really good. Like most of their stuff well except Order of the leach and the Code is Red 16 Order of the Leach 15 The Code is Red..long live the Code 14 Fear Emptiness Despair 13 Scum (I expect to get a LOT of shit for this lol, it’s a fine Grind album though) 12 Words from the Exit Wound 11 Smear Campaign 10 From Enslavement to obliteration (Better than Scum) 9 Time Waits for no Slave 8 Easy Meat 7 Inside the Torn Apart 6 Diatribes 5 Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism 4 Enemy of the Music Business 3 Harmony Corruption 2 Utilitarian 1 Utopia Banished (the perfect blend of their classic Grind mixed with Death Metal)

I remember picking up Enemy of the Music album at a record store for 1.99. It was my first entry into napalm and it was magical

I really like their early stuff and their last couple of releases. Everything in between is either hit or miss, with long periods of stuff I just didn't care for. That being said legendary band excited to see where they go in the future.

God, you guys always bring amazing content

Pre-Napalm Death grind - what about Siege, does that count? Btw, my fave is probably From Enslavement... I remember all the punk/crust kids getting pissed when Napalm Death went to Florida to record their death metal album

I'm pretty sure you'll do Carcass sometime soon hopefully! Maybe you can do a Carcass Album Ranked video in August, when the new album comes out!

Amazing job guys! Not an easy task for sure! A couple of things, the early records have a historical significance the outweighs the production quality. Back then those albums were simply insane. Some of the best ND release are EPs, my favourite being Mentally Murdered (1989). Personally I would prefer if you rated each album individually (out of 5 stars) and then presented the ranking based on the average score of each album. Love your stuff!!!

yeayhhh after months of waiting ,ur guys did it for one my favourite band all time.great list although bit differenth with my list as i put harmony corruption as my no 1.classic death metal stuff but same worse album for me either diatribes/ inside the torn apart.cannot wait for c.corpse!

I love Crass, Throbbing Gristle, and Final….watching this again. Getting into the double digits soon 🤘🏾🤎

Summary Ranking Worst to Best: 16 - Diatribes (62 points) 15 - From Enslavement to Obliteration (61) 14 - Scum (59) 13 - Inside the Torn apart (56) 12 - Words from the Exit Wound (50) 11 - Enemy of the Music Business (48) 10 - Order of the Leech (44) 9 - Fear, Emptiness, Despair (42) 8 and 7 are missing because 6 is a triple Tie on 40 points namely: - The Code is red ... long live the Code - Apex Predator - Easy Meat - Utopia Banished 5 - Smear Campaign (39) 4 - Utilitarian (37) 3 - Harmony Corruption (36) 2 - Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism (21) 1 - Time waits for no Slave (13) The simple calculating method: rank 1 = 1 point / rank 2 = 2 points etc. and then adding the points. And then the most points is the worst ranking.

Only got into them in the last couple years... 16. Diatribes 15. Words from the Exit Wound 14. Inside the Torn Apart 13. Scum 12. From Enslavement to Obliteration 11. Order of the Leech 10. Fear, Emptiness, Despair 9. Enemy of the Music Business 8. Utilitarian 7. The Code is Red...Long Live the Code 6. Throes of Joy in the Jaw of Defeatism 5. Harmony Corruption 4. Time Waits for No Slave 3. Apex Predator - Easy Meat 2. Smear Campaign 1. Utopia Banished

First 'ThrallsOfMetal' I watched & you sure took me on a journey...🤣 Cheers lads!👍 The 'BBC Arena' programme blew us away as kids in 80's UK🇬🇧, thought they were hilarious/insane, by 'HarmonyCorruption'/'UtopiaBanashed' they were my favourite band!! Lost interest by 'FearEmptinessDespair'... Until 'Enemy...' Thing I love about all these 'ranking KZfaqrs', it allows us to go back &rediscover +discover the holes in bands discographies we missed at the time... I love the diverse opinions of 'Thralls'. Tho, you guys are generally on my wave length, love the banter... You are the best at what you do!🙌 Gonna check out your Carcass discography next...

One of my favorite bands. Love Godflesh as well as Scorn. This band produced so many bands that broke away from it.

Cool video guys. I couldn't disagree more with almost every rank you all did ,but that's expected with a great band with such a huge and diverse career like Napalm Death.

Siege of power is one of my favorite "flowing" fast to faster punky grind songs. God I love so many tracks of theirs. I also Like the song anti body for the way it's put together and the chorus is so bouncy and catchy. More accessible I guess but it still kicks ass. Nazi punks cover is good too. I own the double disc noise for music's sake and the code is red.......the code was given to me by a dude a tattoo shop that bought it not knowing what it was and he said- "Here I know you like this crazy shit" and I said Why yes I do sir and do keep me in mind anytime this happens. He also gave my a bangin' compilation with the Bloodbath song eaten ,C.C. song death walking terror and a bunch of black metal bands on it. Thank's guy who bit off more than he could chew- I guess sometimes free metal is the best metal.

I’m going to the UK for the first time…I’ll be seeing Napalm Death 3/8 in London and again 3/9 in Liverpool…hopefully I remember to come back here and let you guys know how the concerts are

I’m a big fan of Helmet’s Meantime…that said, I dig Diatribes…it’s hard and furious and Barney sounds great, as usual

When you gets cds from Danny Castro's bands Across Antarctica, Castrofate, & Piss On Christ. Tell him that his friend John Baylor sent & recommend the bands to you.

Just wanted to tell you guys you're awesome. Keep up with this fabulous channel.

Only concert I've ever been thrown out of! Napalm Death / Goatwhore 2004 or 2005.

Enemy of music business is their best album

Love this band, saw them in Bournemouth (UK) before the covid situation. Glad I found this channel, better late than never eh..

After Sabbath, Motorhead, Maiden and Priest. Napalm Death are the next influential English band in extreme music. Mick Harris was a unreal drummer. His ideas and attitude were a fuck you to everything. Lighting in a bottle. You can't contrive what they were in the early days. I love the early era. But Barney is the man, great lyrics and phrasing. Met Danny Herrera before a Napalm gig a few years ago. A bird had just shat on my mate and he was like oh man, thats too bad. haha. Met Barney and Shane in the venue. Was Power trip supporting too. Both bands were unreal.

Shane Embury is surely one of the most underrated bass-players. In fact, he's actually the main songwriter for the band in terms of guitars etc. I believe he wrote the music for all songs except for one, on the latest album!!

I saw them in '87 supporting D.R.I. and Holy Terror. They were running through the chords with each other before they played each song. Totally blew me away. Saw them a ton of times after that (U.L.U supported by Extreme Noise Terror and Bolt Thrower. Supporting Naked Raygun etc.) and after, on the Grindcrusher tour and beyond. The Lee Dorian, Bill Steer line up was by far the best for me. They went from leaders to followers (ironically) when they released Harmony Corruption.

Awesome Napalm rankings. Looking forward to the Cannibal Corpse rankings. Plus you guys get to talk about your favorite singer again......Chris Barnes. Lol. Except this will be when he had great vocals.

I love ND so much, I had to rewatch this video…I meant to say this the first viewing: Nick, thanks for wearing a Nails shirt…they’re a worthy heir to extreme metal/grindcore bands like Napalm Death

I thought Apex Predator got such little buzz when it came out, but it might be their most balanced and engaging release for me. Speed, heaviness, atmospheric experimentation, the whole thing has a great flow and just works on every level for me. They've been on a winning streak for so long, but Apex Predator is a high water mark for me.

1- Utopia Banished - the songwriting is amazing one of the best death metal albums of all time even with the startup sound on the beginning of all the tracks xD 2- Enemy Of The Music Business - its the only other album that has nearly every song as a standout, probably Barneys best performance, phenomenal rage 3- Death By Manipulation - Im putting this one in here even though its only 4 songs E.P the material is so good it would challenge Utopia Banished for no 1 if it was full length as the production is slightly better, Napalm Death at their absolute prime 4- Words From The Exit Wound - a real return to form after the experimental and more generic diatribes/torn apart , tracks like Incendiary Incoming among their best riffs of any album 5- Time Waits For No Slave - some standout songs and a great production and heavy sound 6- Smear Campaign 7- Harmony Corruption - would be much higher ranked if the vocals were better 8- Code Is Red 9- Fear Emptiness Despair - Big full production but also very cold sounding, making for a magnificent bleak heavy industrial Napalm Death effort 10- Utilitarian 11- Order Of The Leech 12- Apex Predator 13- From Enslavement To Obliteration 14 - Throes - apart from one song Backlash Just Because which is great the rest felt lacking and unmemorable in comparison to other albums, terrible edgy album picture too, not clever or artistic like we are used to from the band 15 - Inside The Torn Apart 16- Diatribes 17- Scum

Remember seeing Napalm Death supported by Cerebral Fix at London's Marquee in 1356 (near enough). Didn't get it at the time and was scared witless of the crowd. Ah, the innocence of youth.... (anyone want to offer me a book deal?)

This channel kinda rocks \m/ suprised i hadnt come across it till now

I wonder if I'm the only one here who would put Mentally Murdered EP at #1 (instead of skipping it, lol). Napalm Death fans I know revere this record as one of the best staples of extreme metal period. It's basically From Enslavement... music form perfected, polished and appropriately produced (raw yet highly listenable). I think what makes From Enslavement and Mentally Murdered so important is that music on these records combines death metal flavored harmonies with the unmatched energy they were borrowing from Discharge (they often mentioned their initial idea was to take Discharge - Why? kinda music and play it as fast as they can). The off-beat vocal structures and slightly syncopated riffs create instant hooks and add a lot of movement to music, especially when it's multiplied by frenetic blast beats that barely keep the time but work perfectly in combination with the off-beat guitar and vocal hooks. Listen to Walls of Confinement - the instruments seem to barely hit the same accents but there is so much energy it will make you go berserk in a second. Once Bill Steer, Lee Dorian and Mick Harris were gone - the music became quite more polished but more conventional and not as energetic to me. And yeah, if they were more skillful while maintaining these off-beat structures AND all keeping good time - it would have been that much better but it's still close to perfect in my book. No, I'm not some hard ass purist either, I'm a fan and enjoyed plenty of bloody moshpits at ND live shows)

I saw em live once back in 2016. One of those bands I like but not too familiar with their discography, Utilitarian I enjoyed all the way through.

Awesome! I expected controversial picks but I am surprised about the consensus around Scum/FETO so low in the rankings. I'm with Rin on Scum though... totally legendary, has to be #1! Side A has the punk attitude/lyrical content and the Venom/Celtic Frost/Bathory inspired riffing, while side B introduces the trademark dual vocals, and of course it's the breakout album for all things blast beats. The fact that it's a "split" is even more fascinating to me, it's like watching history being made. And that youthful uncontrolled energy, it never gets old! Anyways, my top 10; 1 - Scum 2 - Utopia banished 3 - FETO 4 - Enemy of the music business 5 - Time waits for no slave 6 - Apex Predator 7 - Harmony corruption 8 - Smear campaign 9 - Fear, emptiness, despair 10 - The code is red

Awesome vid! I dug the differing opinions on all the albums. I think Diatribes is indeed ND sounding, they were always about pushing boundaries and trying new things which IMO is their status quo and love that about them. My fave has got to be Utopia Banished or Fear but love them all. I'm kinda of a fanboy I suppose lol.

Necrotic Nick, have you ever checked out Lee Dorians other projects after Cathedral? With The Dead (Doom Metal) Septic Tank (Punk/Hardcore punk). I’m just really wanting to test you’re tolerance for Lee’s vocals for how much you don’t like it.

These guys are seriously hard for me to rank, but man I love the new album

The EP Mentally Murdered is one of the finest moments of any Grindcore offering. It is only an EP but considered the best of the genre by many. It was the best culmination of the first real consistent line up. Shane, Bill, Mick, Lee. Also, you guys seem to miss that the early genre was defined by the low-fi analog DiY. There is this line between oldest fans and new fans, meaning Harmony Corruption onwards that complain that all the gloss that makes Death metal and Grindcore clear enough to hear everything ruins the DiY spirit of the early work. I also got into Napalm Death when Harmony Corruption came out and really love the Scott Burns, crushed mids thick guitars, death metal Florida sound. To untrained ears Scum and Enslavement are difficult entries. Over time though, given enough exposure to it... I eventually ended up loving the more raw entries of the early work over some of the very well produced later works. Mentally Murdered ended up also being my fave entry over time. Great research you guys did and a pretty phenomenal attempt to digest so much material for a video. Well done. I will also add that Utopia might be my fave record. The song structures, lyrics, and blend of death and grind are at an apex here. -- EDIT-- I will say this... on Greed Killing EP... Antibody... stands out as the best offering from the Diatribe session. Give it a whirl. It is a standout from that late 90s time. Also, on Order of the Leech... Per Capita is really really good. Never seemed to be played live. Great riffs.

My rough ranking: 1. Harmony Corruption 2. Scum 3. From Enslavement to Obliteration 4. The Code is Red...Long Live the Code 5. Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism 6. Time Waits for No Slave 7. Order of the Leech 8. Smear Campaign 9. Apex Predator - Easy Meat 10. Utopia Banished 11. Fear, Emptiness, Despair 12. Enemy of the Music Business 13. Utilitarian 14. Words from the Exit Wound 15. Inside the Torn Apart 16. Diatribes

Ah, I have a very different experience with Napalm Death I guess. I was never a grind kind of person - much more of a thrash, hardcore and groove fan. So I got into them through their "lost" era - particularly Inside the Torn Apart. I think I like every song on that album. I like Diatribes too but it's a bit more stale I guess. Then when they picked up the grind again, I think they peaked again with Code is Red. I love that album start to finish. The cou0ple of albums right before and after it are great too but Code is Red stands out. I have liked everything they have put out since then as well. Suddenly they became a very reliable band, after 2 decades of shifting a lot every couple of years. Awesome live band as well. Mad respect for them! I remember the 1st time I saw them Barney had broken his leg and had to go on stage in crutches. Not only did he perform, but he occasionally helped out crowdsurfers with the crutch.

I know they aren't metal, but you guys should do Rush. I think that'd be a pretty interesting discography to rank.

Holy shit man. Wow. 14, 15, 8, 9, 15 for one of the greatest and most innovative and best sounding albums ever made??? What on earth is going on????

I saw the "Campaign for Musical Destruction" tour back then in La Baie, Québec, Canada. A young Necronomicon and Brutal Truth opening. One the wildest shows ever.

Yes John utopia is my favorite also

Dude you guys gotta rank the mortician albums that would be awesome because I love that band but this was sweet loved it rock on 🤘

LOL the clean singing on the wolf i feed is from their guitar player mitch harris, not barney

"England invented punk." I'm sitting back laughing while thinking about MC5, The Ramones, The Stooges, and Death. Can't forget that Napalm was also influenced by Siege from Massachusetts and Repulsion.

It's difficult to review ND output from metalhead perspective exclusively. I mean they were and still are strongly influenced by so many non-metal music styles like post punk, noise rock, industrial and hardcore punk/crust, although it's maybe not that obvious at the first sight to someone unfamiliar with it. For example, about the 'The Wolf I Feed' track, it's quite clear that Killing Joke was the main (let's say primordial) influence there, especially vocal-wise, at least more than Ozzy or Bell from FF were. They come to that perspective from time to time, but ND discography should be reviewed from both metal and non-metal approaches in parallel throughout their whole career. However, you guys have had put a lot of time into making of this video and that should be respected. Keep up that meticulous approach in the future!

Would you guys ever consider ranking Immolation's albums? I don't think I've seen it on here yet, and as a huge Immo fan, I would love to see that.

1-Inside The Torn Apart 2--The Code Is Red 3-it depends on the mood))))

Saw Head of David in 1359, also at the Marquee, with the Stretchheads. They were like a less industrial, gothier (not Gothic) Godflesh. Another gig where I hoped nobody would make eye contact.

I thought the 90s albums were boring to be honest, but then post 2000 turned killer again.

Seen them Pontiac, MI fall 2021. Was only one in line got "Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism". Very heavy. They open for GWAR. So it was easy to get out of the parking lot!! So many great albums, Order of Leech, Fear, Emptiness, Despair ...depends on mood or level of energy you want Napalm Death delivers \m/

1:03 actually only two of the most commonly available things you can get

Really nice ranking but for me Harmony corruption No.1 as I love death metal and this one is definitely most death metal album from ND, Stay grind ..........

Napalm Death is kind of like Six Feet Under to me. I love both bands, but each cover a wide range of sounds and quality. Don't like this album? You might like the next one, it'll sound vastly different. If not, here are five other albums. Guarantee you'll like at least one. They're kinda like the old Star Trek movies... The good ones are great, the bad ones are truly awful, but on the whole they average out to an enjoyable experience. I couldn't hold to a hard and fast ranking for ND. Today I might rank Harmony Corruption #1, next week Scum might be my top pick. Another reason I'm happy to let you guys torture yourself with the ranking. 😁 My only gripe? You forgot the naplalm-making instructions in the description after Rin so politely pointed them out.

I'm watching this a year later fuck that was great🤘 you guys rule!

Ooohh boy

This should be intresting;)

Jesus.....This band could do a season of VH1 behind the music

remain nameless... the riff at the middle of the song is one of the greatest. I like incidiary incoming, infiltraitor, and most of enemy of the music business, diktat, brink of extinction etc.

Hail Napalm Death! New album is a killer. I cant ranked their albums. But old Punk like me digging a lot their music for many years...

You guys probably have a lot on your plate, but Malevolent Creation’s Catalog is pretty lengthy too Im also pretty sure a couple got married and chose you suffer as their wedding song lol 🤘

Obviously people have there faveroute napalm albums I love the sound on scum and from enslavement to obliteration not big into harmony corruption but it defiantly has its songs and place in time but if I had to choose my ultimate napalm albums I’d go for scum utopia banished and from enslavement to obliteration

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Watched this last night and it inspired me to spin The Code Is Red and Time Waits For No Slave all day at work. I genuinely forgot how good those albums are. Good luck with the Cannibal ranking, that will be tough. I know you probably get a million requests for these, but any chance of a Kreator ranking someday?

Man the song Infiltrator got me into them. The song rips, theres a couple of good songs but Infiltrator style is what I wanted. Then I heard Suffer The Children. Napalm kicks ass