Slip It In is the fourth studio album by Black Flag, released in 1984 by SST Records. Band: Greg Ginn, Kira Roessler, Henry Rollins, Bill Stevenson Producer: Spot Genre: Hardcore Punk, Punk Rock, Heavy Metal Specs: 1080p HD FLAC (lossless).

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Black Flag é uma banda de hardcore punk de Hermosa Beach, Califórnia, formada em 1976 por Greg Ginn. A banda é muito respeitada no meio underground até hoje, sendo pioneira na cultura "Do It Yourself", com produção independente dos álbuns, divulgação, venda e etc sem apoio de grandes gravadoras. Também é atribuído a eles o fato de terem contribuído para a criação o Grunge, quando lançaram o álbum My War (1984), que tinha um som mais lento e pesado, cheio de notas distorcidas e que acabou influenciando as bandas de Seattle. As letras tratavam de temas como isolamento, neuroses e paranoia, coisas que Henry Rollins aprofundou quando entrou na banda. A maioria dos álbuns da banda foi lançado pelo selo de Greg, SST Records que lançou bandas como Bad Brains, Sonic Youth e Hüsker Dü. Damaged (1981).

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But Black Flag are no longer Black Flag. The storied hardcore punk group are now just a bitter parody. What th. s its first full-length album since the band's break-up in 1986. Everything about it, from the lame album cover art to the pro forma lyrics to the generic riffs, screams of desperation. The band's current lineup is made up of Greg Ginn, the band's lead guitarist and songwriter, and the musicians he hasn't yet alienated. Because at this point, it seems that he has alienated almost everyone. The music is even more traumatic than the album-cover art. The 22 songs bear a superficial resemblance to Black Flag in their prime. Ginn's pummelling guitar riffs and Reyes's deadpan vocals lend it a convincing sound of the band of yore, but that's where the similarity ends.

Black Flag's songs and lyrics are so interchangeable that the album stoops to a level of cut and paste writing. Instead of going off the deep end the way Family Man did, Ginn and company play it safe. Its embarrassing to listen to and to know I've actually purchased this. Black Flag's past will always be great but their present form is laughably bad. But let's not be so glum. I recall there was a really fantastic album released last year in the vein of old Black Flag and Circle Jerks. It was a self-titled record called OFF!. Go grab that instead, it's awesome.

Black Flag: Black Flag, American band whose extensive touring and prolific recording helped to popularize hard-core punk, the genre that arose in California in the early 1980s in response to the punk movement of the 1970s. The band was known for the fury and aggression of its performances. Later members included Henry Rollins (original name Henry Garfield; b. February 13, 1961, Washington, . Ron Reyes, Dez Cadena, Kira Roessler, and Anthony Martinez. Founded in 1977 in Los Angeles, Black Flag focused on themes such as boredom and the banality of suburban life and accelerated punk’s blistering tempo to an even more breakneck pace, helping to establish many of the conventions of hardcore. The reconstituted Black Flag issued the album What Th. n late 2013. During the reunion tour, however, Reyes was replaced by Mike Vallely.