Prong-Beg to Differ-CD-FLAC-1990-KOMA

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  artist: Prong
  title : Beg to Differ                        
  label : Epic                  
  catalog_number: 466375 2      
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  tracks: 11       
  type  : normal                   
  date  : 1990-02-01                           
  url   : https://www.discogs.com/Prong-Beg-To-Differ/master/26424                                                          
  sourcemedia: CD
  encoder    : reference libFLAC 1.3.1 20141125
  bitrate    : Variable kbps
  sample_rate: 44100 Hz
  stereo     : 2 channels
  genre : Metal               
  genres:
        - thrash metal
        - industrial metal
        - metal
        - alternative metal
        - crossover
  similar_artists:
        - Ministry
        - Death Angel
        - Pro-Pain
        - Anthrax
        - White Zombie
  artist_url             : http://prongmusic.com/
  discogs_albumartist    : https://www.discogs.com/artist/68599
  musicbrainz_albumartist: https://musicbrainz.org/artist/366b86a0-74b2-4fcb-ba79-637258299dbb
  deezer_albumartist     : https://deezer.com/us/artist/12970
  lastfm_albumartist     : https://last.fm/music/Prong
  spotify_albumartist    : https://open.spotify.com/artist/6SER9tY2pDIDVWVf5Ql97B
  discogs_album    : https://www.discogs.com/release/367530
  musicbrainz_album: https://musicbrainz.org/release/8d887276-7c3e-4b81-9fc2-fbfad3e8c0b8
  deezer_album     : https://deezer.com/us/album/72012
  spotify_album    : https://open.spotify.com/artist/7AyJ2XmfbdwAFHZpuG2sqs
  lastfm_album     : https://last.fm/music/Prong/Beg+To+Differ
  barcode          : 5099746637521
  label_url        : http://www.epicrecords.com/
  discogs_label    : https://www.discogs.com/label/1005
  musicbrainz_label: https://musicbrainz.org/label/8f638ddb-131a-4cc3-b3d4-7ebdac201b55
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  comment: |
     Recorded At  Normandy Sound
     Mixed At  Normandy Sound
     Mastered At  Sterling Sound
     Recorded At  CBGB
     Mixed At  Baby Monster Studios
     Artwork [Concept And Illustration]  Pushead
     Bass, Vocals  Mike Kirkland
     Drums, Backing Vocals  Ted Parsons
     Engineer  Steve McAllister (tracks: 11)
     Engineer [Assistant]  Jamie Locke
     Executive-Producer  Bob Feineigle
     Guitar, Vocals  Tommy Victor
     Photography By [Cover]  Michael Lavine
     Producer  Prong
     Producer, Engineer, Mixed By  Mark Dodson
  bio    : |
     Prong is a metal band from New York City, New York, US, formed
     in 1986. Prong had two independent releases, Primitive Origins
     and Force Fed. The albums attracted the attention of Epic
     Records, which signed the trio in 1989. The group disbanded
     in 1997 after the Rude Awakening tour, but re-formed in
     2003. A pioneer of the urban  scene, Prong is fronted by Tommy
     Victor.\nProng was founded in 1986 by singer/guitarist Tommy
     Victor (then a soundman at New York City's renowned CBGB's). With
     bassist Mike Kirkland (formely of NYHC band Damage and doorman
     at CBGBs) and ex-Swans drummer Ted Parsons, Prong released
     two independent CDs that were noted for their brutal hardcore
     sound. Epic Records saw the band's potential and signed them in
     1989. Prong's major label debut album Beg to Differ, was released
     in 1990. In the following year, Kirkland left the band and was
     replaced by Ex-Flotsam and Jetsam bassist Troy Gregory. Prong
     issued their fourth release Prove You Wrong which saw the
     band experiment with programming and electronic samples while
     still retaining an aggressive yet melodic sensibility. By 1994,
     Troy Gregory was out of the band and was replaced by Paul Raven
     (bassist) and John Bechdel (keyboard), both from Killing Joke
     and Murder, Inc. The new line up released Cleansing (Prongs
     5th major release). With a strong industrial sound that still
     managed to be hard and heavy, Cleansing contained songs that
     are still considered Prong classics (Broken Peace and Snap
     Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck) and is Prongs most successful
     release to date. The videos for these two songs became staples
     of MTVs legendary Headbangers Ball. Prong's sixth album Rude
     Awakening was released in 1996. The album was not as successful
     as the last three albums. Shortly thereafter Parsons left the
     band to join Godflesh. Tommy Victor left New York and moved to
     Los Angeles. As the band Prong sat idle, Tommy Victor worked
     with legends of the rock world, including Rob Zombie, Marilyn
     Manson, celldweller and Glenn Danzig. In 2002, Victor re-formed
     Prong with bassist Brian Perry, drummer Dan Laudo and guitarist
     Monte Pittman (Madonna). In 2002, after a 42-show American tour
     that was recorded for a live CD (100% Live, Locomotive Music)
     Prong entered the studio and recorded a new CD titled Scorpio
     Rising which was received with mixed responses. Victor played on
     and off again with Glen Danzig from 1998 -2005 in between time
     with Prong. His final goal of playing and writing on a Danzig
     record was met with Circle of Snakes in 2004. Prong released
     a live 2-disc DVD in 2005 entitled The Vault which features
     performances from the Hulstsfred and With Full Force festivals
     and a full show in Amsterdam. This disc has Mike Longworth on
     bass as well, who later replaced Perry. As a result of the drum
     performance on Scorpio Rising , band members Tommy Victor and
     Monte Pittman decided a change needed to be made. This resulted
     in the firing of Dan Laudo and the enlistment Aaron Rossi,
     who used to be in the bands Strife (Victory Records), Shelter
     (Century Media Records), John 5 (Shrapnel Records), and Ankla
     (Bieler Bros. Records) Victor and Raven joined Ministry in 2005
     to write and tour in support of their album Rio Grande Blood
     (2006). They were nominated for a Grammy in 2007 for the song
     Senior Peligro in the Best Metal Performance category. The
     two also appear on Ministry's follow up album The Last Sucker
     (2007), although in a more limited capacity. On June 4th, 2007,
     Prong posted a MySpace bulletin stating that they were recording
     in El Paso, Texas. The band left Locomotive Music, and were
     signed to Al Jourgensen's 13th Planet Records, who released
     their latest album Power of the Damager on October 2, 2007. The
     band embarked on the Slicing Across America and Slicing Across
     Europe tours supporting Power of the Damager in 2007 and early
     2008. Joining Tommy Victor in the current live membership of the
     band is bassist Monte Pittman and drummer Aaron Rossi. Paul Raven
     died of an apparent heart attack in his sleep on October 20,
     2007 at the age of 46. He was recording with French recording
     artists Treponem Pal on their new album with Ted Parsons at the
     time of his death. Aaron Rossi was joining Ministry as their
     new drummer on the C U LaTour which started in March 2008. In
     February 2008, Headbanger's Ball premiered the video Power Of
     The Damager. 
  on_tour: yes
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  tracklist:
    - [  1 , "For Dear Life"             , 00:03:26.200 ]
    - [  2 , "Steady Decline"            , 00:04:13.333 ]
    - [  3 , "Beg to Differ"             , 00:04:15.893 ]
    - [  4 , "Lost and Found"            , 00:04:05.573 ]
    - [  5 , "Your Fear"                 , 00:04:51.826 ]
    - [  6 , "Take It in Hand"           , 00:03:43.733 ]
    - [  7 , "Intermenstrual, D.S.B."    , 00:03:12.840 ]
    - [  8 , "Right to Nothing"          , 00:02:57.933 ]
    - [  9 , "Prime Cut"                 , 00:03:49.493 ]
    - [ 10 , "Just the Same"             , 00:04:51.640 ]
    - [ 11 , "Third From the Sun (live)" , 00:05:56.026 ]
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