What Good Is Grief to a God?
D.I. · 1988
38 min · 13 tracks · hardcore punk
A relentless barrage of aggressive riffs and raw vocals, embodying the chaotic spirit of late '80s hardcore punk.
Top tracks — play these first
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They Lie, You Die / Fatso Nero — Opening with an explosive energy, this track sets the tone for the album's raw intensity and critiques societal deception.
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Terrorist's Life — This track captures D.I.'s biting social commentary through fast-paced rhythms and sharp lyrics about paranoia and societal chaos.
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Johnny's Got a Problem — A standout track that combines catchy hooks with pointed criticism of addiction and personal struggles within a punk framework.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Wanderings of a Giant
The verse shifts abruptly into an introspective monologue that questions existence and purpose amidst chaos.
This structural choice provides a stark contrast to the album’s overall aggression, revealing depth in vulnerability rarely seen in hardcore punk.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 They Lie, You Die / Fatso Nero 3:24
- 2 Terrorist's Life 3:22
- 3 Sinning Artist Max 2:49
- 4 They Must Want to Die 2:30
- 5 Girl Scout Camp 1:33
- 6 No Mistakes 3:35
- 7 Shadow of a Fool 3:54
- 8 The Puppet 2:42
- 9 Don't Do It 3:14
- 10 Witch in the Canyon 2:27
- 11 Wanderings of a Giant 4:07
- 12 Johnny's Got a Problem 2:26
- 13 She's Obscene 2:24
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