70's Rock Must Die
by Lard
- Type: EP
- Released: 24 January 2000
- Label: Alternative Tentacles
- Country: United States
- Length: 18:27
- Community rating: 3.01/5 from 1 rating
Artists on this release: Jeff "Critter" Newell, Jeff Ward, Steve Silver, Marshall Lawless, Mike Scaccia, Paul Barker, Al Jourgensen, Chuck McMillan, Big Abner, ION, Dirk Flanigan, William Rieflin, Hypo Luxa & Hermes Pan, Matt Schultz, Keith Robbins
Album Notes & Community Reviews
An EP by the collaboration between Jello Biafra and Ministry's Al Jourgensen and Paul Barker, issued on Biafra's Alternative Tentacles label. Its title track is a satirical broadside against classic rock nostalgia delivered over industrial metal.
Genres
Descriptors: satirical, political, distorted, guitars, male-vocals
Tracklist
- 70's Rock Must Die (7:07)
- Volcanus 2000 (We Wipe the World) (6:14)
- Ballad of Marshall Ledbetter (5:06)
Credits
- Alex Cowan - artwork [with contributions from]
- Chris Collura - artwork [with contributions from]
- Federino & Santiago Gomez - artwork [with contributions from]
- Flesh - artwork [with contributions from]
- Greg Gee - artwork [with contributions from]
- Gregg Breth - artwork [with contributions from]
- Gwen Fields - artwork [with contributions from]
- Jason Davis - artwork [with contributions from]
- Karen Neal - artwork [with contributions from]
- Brad Kopplin - engineer
- Hypo Luxa & Hermes Pan - producer
- Marshall Lawless - producer
- Jason Rosenberg - artwork [insert pages], layout [construction], photography by [front and back cover]
- John Szpunar - artwork [with contributions from]
- Juvenal LXV - artwork [with contributions from]
- Kevin Miller - artwork [with contributions from]
- Kevin Spooner - artwork [with contributions from]
- Lee Joseph - artwork [with contributions from]
- Lloyd Kinson - artwork [with contributions from]
- Luis Gustavo Brum - artwork [with contributions from]
- Marcelle Lipman - artwork [with contributions from]
- Mark Niedermeyer - artwork [with contributions from]
- Mark Rembe - artwork [with contributions from]
- Mike Pierce - artwork [with contributions from]
- Tammy Smith - artwork [with contributions from]
- Big Abner - producer