Felons and Revolutionaries

by Dope

Felons and Revolutionaries cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 21 September 1999
  • Label: Epic
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 47:25
  • Community rating: 1.83/5 from 2 ratings

Artists on this release: John Travis, Jordan Schur

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Capitalizing on the late-90s surge in both nu metal and industrial rock, the New York-based band Dope released this highly aggressive, intentionally vulgar debut[cite: 1]. 'Felons and Revolutionaries' relies heavily on simplistic, driving synthesizer sequencing, heavily distorted power chords, and Edsel Dope's exceptionally angry, rebellious vocal performance[cite: 1].

Genres

Descriptors: vulgar

Tracklist

  1. Pig Society (3:13)
  2. Debonaire (2:32)
  3. Everything Sucks - radio mix (2:55)
  4. Sick (3:09)
  5. Kimberly's Ghost (3:17)
  6. Spine For You (4:37)
  7. One Fix (3:40)
  8. Fuck Tha Police (4:03)
  9. Intervention (2:43)
  10. America The Pitiful (2:42)
  11. Shit Life (4:13)
  12. Wake Up (3:19)
  13. I Am Nothing (4:12)
  14. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) (2:43)

Credits

  • doPE - primary artist
  • Mear One - artwork
  • Roger Lian - edited by
  • RZO - other [business affairs]
  • Simon Dope - lyrics by
  • The N.Y.C. Dope Choir - backing vocals
  • Andre Young - written-by
  • Lorenzo Patterson - written-by

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