(Shipman Records)
Release date: 2002

Review: If you haven't guessed what this cd is all about from the very obscure title, let me help you out, it's a very rare Anal Cunt Rehearsal from February 1989. So, what you get here is grind-noise, wow! Good old Anal Cunt rehearsal style, "back when it was still fun" like Seth Putnam states in the liner notes of this cd. Intense, improvised grind-noise, really raw sound and people talking between the tracks. Sounds pretty fresh and noisy. This cd is a must-have for Anal Cunt fans, it goes without saying, and it's pretty good too.

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ANAL CUNT "Very rare Rehearsal from February 1989" Cd:
US$13 + $2(for shipping by air) Overseas
1560 yen + 200 yen(for shipping) Japan
from:
Shipman Records
4-31-11, Eifuku
Suginami-ku
Tokyo 168-0064 - JAPAN

(Earache Records)
Release date: 1993

The first Anal Cunt full length album. It's terrible grind-noise, with a quite good sound production, ruined by totally inconsisitent song writing. Seth Pullman have a wonderful voice, hysterical screams and dirty growls. This is very good. A masterpiece of noise-grind. But personally, I prefer structured grindcore, this is not always very catchy. On this album, the fun is present in the song titles(of course), but not much inside the music (if I can say music) like they did it in their latest records. Everyone should be killed! Nothing else to add.

(Earache Records)
Release date: 1993

Review: This is the second long-length cd (i think) from the Boston(us) based noise addicted idiots. Here are 40 tracks(!) for almost 39 minutes... yes, most of the songs are very short, but it's why we like Anal Cunt for! So....... I'll say that there's two categories of songs. Somes are totally "noisy" with screams + groans drowned in a fog of detuned guitars and confused brutal drum beats, recorded with a very blurry sound... And some other songs are more in a grindcore/hardcore/death (not very fast though) vein with a quite clearer sound, with high pictched screaming and catchy rythms... allright all this with their special sense of humour, as you can judge by the cover, the songtitles (just below) and the "Stayin' alive" Bee Gees cover (which is the best song on "Top 40 hits")

Tracks: 1)Some Hits 2)Some More Hits 3)Pepe, the Gay Waiter 4)Even More Hits 5)M.J.C. 6)Flower shop guy 7)Living Colour is My Favorite Black Metal Band 8)Lenny's in My Neighborhood 9)Stayin' Alive (Oi! Version) 10)Benchpressing the Effects on Kevin Sharp's Vocals 11)Josue 12)Delicious Face Style 13)#19 to Go 14)"Stealing Seth's Ideas" The New Book by Jon Chang 15)Morbid Dead Guy 16)Believe in the King 17)Don't Call Japanese Hardore Jap Core 18)Shut Up Mike, Pt.2 19)Hey, Aren't You Gary Spivey? 20)Breastfeeding JM J.Bullock's Toenail Collection 21)Fore Play with a Tree Shredder 22)2 Down 5 to Go 23)I Liked Earache Better when Dig Answered the Phone 24)Brain Dead 25)Newest H.C. Song #3 26)The Sultry Ways of Steve Berger 27)Escape (The Pina Colada Song) 28)Lives Ruined by Music 29)Still a Freshman After All These Years 30)I'm Still Standing 31)Art Fag 32) John 33)Newest H.C. Song #4 34)Song #9 (Instrumental) 35)Cleft Palate 36)Theme From the A-Team 37)Old Lady Across the Hall with no Life 38)Shut Up Paul 39)Lazy Eye (Once a Hank, Always a Hank) 40)American Woman