Waste 'Em All
Municipal Waste · 2003
17 min · 16 tracks · thrash metal · crossover thrash
Frenzied riffs and relentless energy collide with sharp social commentary in an explosive thrash experience.
Why this album works
'Waste 'Em All' quickly established Municipal Waste in the global metal community, receiving critical acclaim for its raw intensity and humor. It became a defining record for the crossover thrash movement of the early 2000s, influencing a new generation of thrash bands and earning praise in publications like Decibel and Metal Hammer.
- Best for
- rapid-fire adrenaline rush short bursts of intensity social commentary with humor
- Context
- Released on January 1, 2003, 'Waste 'Em All' marked Municipal Waste's debut album, positioning them as a key player in the crossover thrash scene. The band had already gained traction in the underground circuit, but this album solidified their identity and sound, showcasing their blend of punk energy and thrash metal precision.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Dirty Rotten Imbeciles· Suicidal Tendencies· Tom Morello
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 The Executioner (intro) 1:12
- 2 Sweet Attack Standout 0:58
- 3 Mutants of War Standout 1:00
- 4 Knife Fight 0:50
- 5 Drunk as Shit 0:58
- 6 Death Prank 0:11
- 7 Substitute Creature 1:01
- 8 Waste ’Em All 1:30
- 9 Toxic Revolution 1:51
- 10 I Want to Kill the President Standout 0:17
- 11 Thrash?! Don't Mind If I Do 0:56
- 12 Dropped Out 0:46
- 13 Blood Hunger 1:10
- 14 Jock Pit 1:15
- 15 The Mountain Wizard 1:25
- 16 [untitled] 2:09
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