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Slime I

Slime · 1981

38 min · 14 tracks · hardcore punk

Raw, aggressive punk anthems collide with biting social commentary and a relentless energy that defines the genre.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic emotional journeys
  • short, punchy tracks
  • raw, aggressive energy
  • social commentary reflection
  • wave-like pacing experience

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Breakthrough — Established Slime's reputation in the German hardcore punk scene.
Themes
Hamburg underground scene· anti-establishment rebellion· post-war nationalism
Career context
Released in 1981, 'Slime I' marked Slime's debut album, establishing them as key players in the German hardcore punk scene. At this time, the band was emerging from Hamburg's vibrant underground music culture, where they began to form their identity amidst political tensions in post-war Germany.
Stylistic neighbors
Mongol Shuudan· Ratos de Porão· Avail
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Yankees raus — Continues the raw energy and punk themes with a fresh perspective.
Sounds like this from elsewhere
Die Ärzte by Die Ärzte — Shares raw energy and biting social commentary from the German punk scene of the early '80s.
Blood, Sweat and No Tears by Sick of It All — Delivers aggressive hardcore punk with fierce political themes and relentless energy.
Out of Step by Minor Threat — Embodies raw punk spirit with anti-establishment lyrics and a similar aggressive sound.

Tracklist

New here? Start with "We Don't Need the Army".

  • 1 We Don't Need the Army Start here 4:11
  • 2 Artificial 3:47
  • 3 A.C.A.B. 1:46
  • 4 I Wish I Was 2:17
  • 5 They Don't Give a Fuck 2:22
  • 6 Robot Age 3:11
  • 7 Streetfight 1:59
  • 8 Karlsquell 2:47
  • 9 Hey Punk 2:00
  • 10 D.I.S.C.O. 3:01
  • 11 D.O.R.F. 1:57
  • 12 Deutschland 3:43
  • 13 Bullenschweine 2:39
  • 14 1,7 Promille-Blues 3:03

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