Title: 45 Grave - Debasement Tapes
Product review: This has to be the only bad album put out with 45 Grave's name attached to it. Compiled as an afterthought (post break-up), the disc has very little to offer if you're not a die-hard fan/colletor. The early demos are interesting at best. The live material is recorded poorly, and the in-between song banter is suprisingly pedestrian for such a seasoned band. The "experimental" songs are simply random sounds recorded in someone's garage before 45 Grave really came into their own. I still love the band itself, but this disc (DEBASEMENT TAPES) is not a decent representation of them. You'll be better off if you can find a copy of SLEEP IN SAFETY.
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