Beg To Differ

Very good album, i liked it alot, there are some great songs and medium songs, i like also the art cover.I prefer this era over the later indistrial era. Thrash fans will love it. Highly recommended.

Great cd.Many thanks

received with thanks.

Everything was ok

Back in 1990 New York's Prong were really onto something. They had been mixing Thrash Metal and Hardcore Punk as many others had before, but managed to do it in a very creative way and come out with a Groove Metal gem that would see them entering the same sort of territory as Pantera, Machine Head, Fear Factory and '90s era Sepultura would do soon after.Maybe its the tone and the production job from Mark Dodson (Suicidal Tendencies, Anthrax), maybe its the tempo, or maybe its nothing more complicated than the songwriting, but this album feels like history being made. The blistering Thrash Metal opener 'For Dear Life' is chunky riff-driven fun, and there are reappearances of that spirit here and there throughout the album, but basically after that it slows down a bit, and mixes a Sabbathy riff focused 3-4 minute structure with the power and grit of Thrash, the bark and streetwise nature of Hardcore and that charming early '90s sound to create a damn solid, memorable and interesting album. A pretty good example of the album's style overall would be 'Right To Nothing.'Tommy Victor's iconic voice ties it to what would follow, but this may sound a bit different if you are expecting it to sound identical to their classic Cleansing record or their amazing four newest albums. Its a bit more simple and a bit less sophisticated, but it is very charming.If you like Prong but don't own this yet, dig back and don't miss out! If you like any of the other bands listed above, make it your business to check Prong out as well!

Everything it promises, Beg to differ is one of the hardest, cleanest, works of angst i have ever heard. The sort of album that if you split up with your girlfriend, you'll want to go to court to fight for custody of this CD!Alongside Rollins, Tommy Victor is one of the sharpest tools in the 'Metal' toolbox. My hair is now short, and my eyesight fading, but this one takes me back to a time when necks were sore and ears were bleeding. These guys get angry so you dont have to. Bliss!

No pointless solos, no big hair, and definately no ballads!! Prong took metal and played it as it should be uncompromising,to the point and very, very heavy!!Today you can hear the influence of this album on nearly every metal band going, Pantera,White Zombie,Rammstein - all owe a huge debt to Prong for pioneering the modern metal sound - in this respect as important as Metallica.Great, clear production, stripped down arrangements and truely HUGE riffs all played with a sense of anger that jumps out of every track.A classic.