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Just some good music from a great band.This is track #1 from the album Manic Frustration.I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS.Enjoy.
Sadly, none of these were capable of stopping Manic Frustration's title from ringing horribly prophetic after its release, when Trouble once again faced the mixed blessings of widespread critical ...
In 1990 Trouble came out with their self-titled album and dropped the Christian themes. Little did they now that this would be Trouble's last good album. A lot of people hold Manic Frustration in high regards, but I can't really see why. Half of the album is decent, but it's just not Trouble.
Sadly, none of these were capable of stopping Manic Frustration's title from ringing horribly prophetic after its release, when Trouble once again faced the mixed blessings of widespread critical ...
On "Manic Frustration," Trouble delivers plenty of the doomy Black Sabbath inspired heaviness that they were known for, but at slightly more urgent tempos. Additionally, there's psychedelic flourishes that sound like Trouble have added influences from artists like Jimi Hendrix, Cream, and the Beatles.
It happens. But Manic Frustration is more about being a disappointed idealist than a cynic. Trouble responds to the crumminess of reality with the only thing they really know how to do: unleash a deluge of righteous, righteous riffs. In a perfect world, Trouble wouldn't even need Rick Rubin to be blasting from every hard rock station ever.
Unlimited version on black vinyl. Includes a printed insert with credits and lyrics. Comes with a download card. Released in co-operation with Trouble Inc. Mixed [...] at Hollywood Wound [sic], Los Angeles, CA. Mastered [...] at Masterdisk, New York, NY. Recorded at Indigo Ranch Studio, Malibu, CA Studio II, Culver City, CA and Hollywood Sound ...
