Customer Reviews 5 star 15 4 star 7 3 star 1 2 star 1 1 star 0 24 customer reviews 4.3 out of 5 stars Write a review. 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful Biohazard Rocks the Rap! By Mark J. House – December 13, 2014 Verified Purchase Down for Life, How It Is, Remember, Each Day, Pride, Human Animal, and Cornered are just some of the hits on this tape. This band reminds me of a cross between Kid Rock and Linkin Park in that they feature the best combos of metal and rap/hip-hop ever made. Limp Bizkit is another good band in this category. Run DMC originated this genre when they did a remix of Walk This Way with a little band called Aerosmith(Steven Tyler, etc.) and it sold like McDonald’s french fries(a lot)! Public Enemy and Anthrax then did I’m the Man which was a metal/rap mix that was very popular. Biohazard is possibly the most hardcore metal version of this genre. Rock/metal mixed with rap/hip-hop to make an unbeatable sound! If you like your music louder than heck and just plain in your face tough, this is one tape you certainly will like. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful top of the game By john F’n doe – December 17, 2007 Verified Purchase this is the last of the great biohazard cds.they took the brooklyn style to new levels and real showed their talents musical.they real let loose a wave of hardcore in you face fury and showed new styles of songs not the same old stuff new and improved hard hitting tunes.they had a fast rise to big league record companies and sucess in a couple of years but this came at a price. after several great tours including pantera,slayer machine head to house of pain/korn the tour the world and rocked it.but then the Hambell incident(which cause 11 years of lead guitarist changes and not one could do the job right.)I personally met bobby Hambel in trenton,NJ city gardens and he was a great guy to talk to too cool.This cd is the last stand in my eyes great from start to finish,they has better song writting and money behind them for the sound quality.this was a agressive cd,but with more mature subjects,hard in you face choruses and truly killer all around songs.I think this rise was too fast and the preasure was too much-in 6 years touring in the punisher mini van , a new then closed up record company and small show of 500 then to touring round the world in tour busses and hotels and a large record company hounding you it’s alot of presure then loss one of the original members too much to hold the line.I think this is why the last 11 years of cds are not nearly up to the first 3 or means to an end(great cd).this is one of 4 biohazard must have cds. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful excellent By Bill Your ‘Free Form FM Print DJ – September 4, 2010 Verified Purchase I have absolutely no baseline knowledge of Biohazard or this type of metal, but when grabbing piles of CDs to review, this fell out. I can take a hint. In pure sound terms, I like this: the razor fuzz guitars, unexpected detours in the tracks, and the military style backing vocals. Lots and lots of syncopation. This music is definitely heavy metal, but I can hear a lot of craft–the music behind the noise. This is not often not worth the effort in pop metal and impossible in the hardest of the hardcore, so here, the balance is revealing. I actually think this CD was given to me as a gift, but it is enough to convince me to buy more. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No See all 24 customer reviews

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