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Track List
01) Transylvanian Perfume
02) Hearing Screams (For the Last Time)
03) To Understand
04) Makin' Whips
05) I Shot the Marshall
06) Electricity Through Space
07) Hit the Deck
08) Rumblin' Underground
09) Desperate Times
10) Gunning for the President
11) Avenues and Alleyways
12) Unanswered Prayers
13) Checkin' Out
14) No One Cares
15) Infected
16) Tipuki Thunder
01) Transylvanian Perfume
02) Hearing Screams (For the Last Time)
03) To Understand
04) Makin' Whips
05) I Shot the Marshall
06) Electricity Through Space
07) Hit the Deck
08) Rumblin' Underground
09) Desperate Times
10) Gunning for the President
11) Avenues and Alleyways
12) Unanswered Prayers
13) Checkin' Out
14) No One Cares
15) Infected
16) Tipuki Thunder
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First Released
1987
Hardcore Punk
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No Need To Panic is the fourth album by UK82 Hardcore punk band GBH from Birmingham, UK.
It was released in 1987 on the Rough Justice label.
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Considered by many to be G.B.H.'s entry into thrash from the band's previous punk releases, No Need to Panic contains some of G.B.H.'s best music and some of its most peculiar. There's no shortage of punk fury and energy, certainly in tracks like "Makin' Whips" and "To Understand." There are also G.B.H.'s first attempts at guitar solos. But lyrically, the songs are a strange lot. "Gunning for the President" is a surprisingly explicit threat against Reagan, and "Hit the Deck" chronicles the band's misadventures on the road. By contrast, "Transylvania Perfume," a song about vampires, is simply bizarre, and "Electricity Through Space" has lyrics far too metaphysical (not to mention silly) for its rough and ready arrangement. Still, the production and general high energy are enough to put this over as one of G.B.H.'s better albums.
- allmusic.com Victor W. Valdivia
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No Need To Panic is the fourth album by UK82 Hardcore punk band GBH from Birmingham, UK.
It was released in 1987 on the Rough Justice label.
User Album Review
Considered by many to be G.B.H.'s entry into thrash from the band's previous punk releases, No Need to Panic contains some of G.B.H.'s best music and some of its most peculiar. There's no shortage of punk fury and energy, certainly in tracks like "Makin' Whips" and "To Understand." There are also G.B.H.'s first attempts at guitar solos. But lyrically, the songs are a strange lot. "Gunning for the President" is a surprisingly explicit threat against Reagan, and "Hit the Deck" chronicles the band's misadventures on the road. By contrast, "Transylvania Perfume," a song about vampires, is simply bizarre, and "Electricity Through Space" has lyrics far too metaphysical (not to mention silly) for its rough and ready arrangement. Still, the production and general high energy are enough to put this over as one of G.B.H.'s better albums.
- allmusic.com Victor W. Valdivia
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