World' is a tribute to the Crass song 'Big Man, Big M.A.N.' (Napalm Death participated on the Crass Records compilation 'Bullshit Detector' and were one of their early influences). Tracks 1-28 from Scum Tracks 29-50 from Enslavement to Obliteration Tracks 51-54 bonus from 7 inch. This led Earache to be featured on the NME front cover and led to radio sessions with noted BBC Radio 1 DJ John Peel. This album put Earache Records on the mainstream horizon when the album debuted at #1 on the UK Indie Charts. The demo features tracks which were not recorded in any other form. 'The 'From Enslavement to Obliteration' demo is a demo recording by Justin, Harris and Nic which was recorded in one day (about 8 hours) at Flick 8-track studio in Birmingham.

Not to be confused with the demo of the same name. Original 1986 demo, not to be confused with the 1988 album of the same title. It didn't feature the last track 'The Curse', which was released only on the separate 1994 re-release. The first pressing of the CD (1988) came as a 54-track CD including the complete Scum album. Recorded and mixed at Birdsong, Worchester. Where does the white man stand Where does the black man stand Where do we all fucking stand Knee deep in the shit Lock into yourself and.

From enslavement to obliteration lyrics