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Network Of Terror
Network of Terror formed in the late 1980s in New York City with John Valente on vocals and guitar, Dave Clime on bass, and Tex Amato on drums. Their music...
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Academia Can Suck It
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Black Friday
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By Any Means Necessary
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Collapse
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Hostile Corporate Takeover
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How many Anarchists does it take to change a lightbulb
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Inaction a Day Keeps Progress Away
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Intolerable Cruelty
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King of the Ants
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Memo to the Ruling Class
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Retirement is a Carrot on a Stick
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The Story of the Youth Who Went Forth to Learn What Fear Was
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We Hate Your Freedom
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Network of Terror formed in the late 1980s in New York City with John Valente on vocals and guitar, Dave Clime on bass, and Tex Amato on drums. Their music channeled a raw, anti-establishment energy that came through in songs like 'Academia Can Suck It' and 'Hostile Corporate Takeover.'
They put out albums like 'Academia Can Suck It' in 1989, 'Terror Is Our Business' in 1991, and 'Church of Hate' in 1993. The sound was a mix of hardcore and thrash metal, with lyrics that didn't hold back. 'Academia Can Suck It' became something of an anthem for listeners who felt pushed aside by institutions.
Over time, other musicians like guitarist Chris Pennie and keyboardist Mark Martell worked with the band. Their straightforward approach and DIY attitude connected with parts of the underground scene, though their blunt lyrics also drew criticism from some quarters.
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