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Track List
01) Fuck the System
02) Fucking Liar
03) Holiday in the Sun
04) You're a Fucking Bastard
05) Lie to Me
06) There Is No Point
07) Never Sell Out
08) Noize Annoys
09) I Never Changed
10) Why Are You Doing This to Me
11) Chaos Is My Life
12) Violent Society
13) Was It Me
01) Fuck the System
02) Fucking Liar
03) Holiday in the Sun
04) You're a Fucking Bastard
05) Lie to Me
06) There Is No Point
07) Never Sell Out
08) Noize Annoys
09) I Never Changed
10) Why Are You Doing This to Me
11) Chaos Is My Life
12) Violent Society
13) Was It Me
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2:34
2:24
2:38
2:16
2:05
2:35
2:06
1:58
2:25
2:11
2:14
4:32
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First Released
2002
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Fuck the System is the eighth album by Scottish hardcore punk band The Exploited, released on 17 February 2003 by Dream Catcher Records. Fuck the System was available in the United States in a "clean version" with its anti-authoritarian title censored to F*** the System and edits made to the tracks themselves. The production value of this album is much higher than The Exploited's earlier work.
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In 2003, one might expect to find the members of the Exploited in the dole queue farting and chuckling, or perhaps scraping their tired bones together for a reunion tour, where they'd unenthusiastically sing "Sex and Violence" for the fourth generation of Mohawked youngsters. Their main theme of chaos doesn't seem like it could possibly jibe well with adulthood. But it turns out these flabby, bald-headed punkers have plenty of bite left in them. In fact, on Fuck the System, they sound like they could incinerate Blink 182, beat the Offspring to a pulp and leave them in a ditch, and plunder and rape Sum 41. If nothing else, the Exploited could certainly teach those pretty boy whippersnappers a couple of things. Fuck the System rips from the earliest howl of the title track to its closing screech. It manages to be violent and catchy, while the lyrics are simple, though not crude. Wattie Buchan's vocals are intense like he means what he screams, and the band is tight, firing off blistering rounds of shrapnel-like punk rock. One could not ask for a more satisfying effort from a gaggle of wrinkly, old bastards.
- allmusic.com review by Adam Bregman
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Fuck the System is the eighth album by Scottish hardcore punk band The Exploited, released on 17 February 2003 by Dream Catcher Records. Fuck the System was available in the United States in a "clean version" with its anti-authoritarian title censored to F*** the System and edits made to the tracks themselves. The production value of this album is much higher than The Exploited's earlier work.
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In 2003, one might expect to find the members of the Exploited in the dole queue farting and chuckling, or perhaps scraping their tired bones together for a reunion tour, where they'd unenthusiastically sing "Sex and Violence" for the fourth generation of Mohawked youngsters. Their main theme of chaos doesn't seem like it could possibly jibe well with adulthood. But it turns out these flabby, bald-headed punkers have plenty of bite left in them. In fact, on Fuck the System, they sound like they could incinerate Blink 182, beat the Offspring to a pulp and leave them in a ditch, and plunder and rape Sum 41. If nothing else, the Exploited could certainly teach those pretty boy whippersnappers a couple of things. Fuck the System rips from the earliest howl of the title track to its closing screech. It manages to be violent and catchy, while the lyrics are simple, though not crude. Wattie Buchan's vocals are intense like he means what he screams, and the band is tight, firing off blistering rounds of shrapnel-like punk rock. One could not ask for a more satisfying effort from a gaggle of wrinkly, old bastards.
- allmusic.com review by Adam Bregman
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