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Destruction By Definition [Import]

Suicide Machines Audio CD
4.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (51 customer reviews)

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1. New Girl
2. S.O.S.
3. Break The Glass
4. No Face
5. Hey
6. Our Time
7. Too Much
8. Islands
9. The Real You
10. Face Values
11. Punk Out
12. Vans Song
13. Insecurities
14. Inside/Outside
15. Zero
16. So Long

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Though the Suicide Machines are far more punk (and pop) than ska, they nonetheless manage to fit in some infectious ska rhythms. They're a Detroit quartet with piercings in all the right places (pretty much all over their faces), big baggy clothes, and a knack for writing fun-filled, power-packed ditties. They're also a hell of a lot of fun. At a Seattle gig (at Eckstein Middle School, of all places), they invited about half the crowd to join them on stage and performed the entire gig surrounded by (mostly) teenage boys skanking up a storm. Truly a spectacle to behold. Their debut record on the Hollywood label has much of that same wackiness. The songs are totally adrenalized, manic spasms of poppy punk, jazzed up with some deliriously danceable ska. The best line of the entire album comes in the fashion-tip-laden "The Vans Song", which advises, "Worship Jeff Spicoli, not Chris Cornell." Get the picture? --Adem Tepedelen

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Destruction by Definition April 5 2004
Format:Audio CD
This CD is so frikin awsum. when i heard the first song on here i knew right then this album was gunna be my favorite. i love this sound. the blend of punk and ska is so good. you gotta buy this cd. all there other albums arnt that good... thats just my opinion, but this cd is a classic. its a must have for ur collection.
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THE BEST July 22 2003
Format:Audio CD
It's a really good cd. You should buy it.
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Solid album July 19 2003
Format:Audio CD
This is a solid album from start to finish. If you like ska/punk, this is a perfect blend of the two. It doesn't sound like a ska band trying to be all punk, and it doesn't sound like a punk band trying to insert skank rhythms into their music. It's even a better blend than found with Operation Ivy's efforts, although Operation Ivy is a better band and did it first. I must admit that if Operation Ivy had continued, they might have come out with an album like this one... this band is quite a bit similar (and that is a huge compliment coming from me).

The only problem with the album, for me, is that I really have to be in a certain mood to listen to it. The songs are all really good, but there's no one particular song that just grabs me... it's more of a good overall album to listen to when you want a punk/ska album in the player... in fact there may be no better oustide of OPIV. That happens from time to time, but for me I'm in search of outstanding songs, either musically or lyrically. Something I can listen to and it makes my soul move. There's nothing like that on this album, nor should I really expect there to be... but it's a great album, for what it is.

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Most recent customer reviews
wow.
you know how you have those select few cds that you can listen to without skipping any tracks? this is most definitely one of them. Read more
Published on July 6 2003 by Amanda Miller
Suicide Machines - Destruction by Definition
From start to finish, this album is simply pure energy. Only slowing down on a couple songs (ï¿S.O.S. Read more
Published on April 13 2003 by Rob Testerman
The first thing I think of when someone says "best album"
This is one of the first ska/punk albums I ever heard and having listened to it again after 6 years, it's still a masterpiece. Read more
Published on Oct 24 2002
This is the best ska/punk album I have ever heard, period.
This is the best ska/punk album I have ever heard, period.
From the opening track (New Girl), to the last (So Long), the Suicide Machines deliver non-stop, fast pace punk,... Read more
Published on Oct 23 2002 by CConn
I'M SO FRIGGIN HYPED!!!
This album is absolutely AMAZING. Truly an album that I can listen to start to finish without skipping a song(well, actually I'm not to fond of the second song, but other than... Read more
Published on Aug 14 2002 by "xxlessthanfishxx"
a new favorite
I was totally blown away by this CD that I expected to be mediocre ska-punk.
Here's why:

ONE: and most importantly, the Suicide Machines have ENERGY. Read more

Published on July 25 2002 by Bob NothingElse
Big Dave's review
Being a huge ska and punk fan, with a huge collection of ska and punk music, this is definately THE HANDS DOWN BEST CD I OWN. Read more
Published on May 10 2002 by Dave Welch
everything ska-punk should be
a really great cd.fast, energetic ska-punk with a couple of good trombone riffs here and there. also some pretty cool songs thAT keep switching tempo. Read more
Published on Mar 24 2002 by Noah
nuttin but fun!
I love lotsa different music styles, but I was so taken by this awesome CD that, in the middle of all the country songs played at mine and my wife's 'barn dance' wedding reception... Read more
Published on Mar 6 2002 by W. D. Rupy
Nothing but Fun
The Suicide Machines don't have the revolutionary impact of Operation Ivy. They don't have the grit and high-speed explosive force of Against All Authority. Read more
Published on Feb 27 2002 by "aiylyn"
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