ARTiST   : Integrity
ALBUM    : Palm Sunday
LABEL    : Spook City Records
GENRE    : Hardcore

RELEASE  : 2006-03-31
STREET   : 2006-03-24

ENCODER  : LAME 3.90
QUALiTY  : 137kbps avg / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
SiZE     : 29 MB
PLAYTiME : 00:28:10

TRACK LiSTiNG

[#] [Track Name]                                                  [Time]

1.  Those Who Fear Tomorrow                                        3:29
2.  Judgement Day                                                  2:31
3.  Harder They Fall                                               3:03
4.  Wings Tear                                                     2:02
5.  Dawn Of A New Apocalypse                                       4:00
6.  In Contrast Of Sin                                             2:55
7.  Rebirth                                                        2:47
8.  Die Hard                                                       2:37
9.  Lundgren Crucifixion                                           2:53
10. Live It Down                                                   1:53
28:10

RELEASE iNFORMATiON

Integrity came into existence in the second wave of American hardcore in the
late eighties. Eshewing the crewcuts, sportswear, and youthcrew positivity of
their peers, the Cleveland combo set out on an altogether different path.
Combining the anger of hardcore with imagery and demon-conjuring of Slayer and
Black Sabbath, Integrity were altogether a more evil beast, inspiring love and
hatred in equal degree amongst an increasingly narrow minded scene and their
conservative musical tastes. The particular show documented in this CD/DVD is
just one such example of not only the band's raw intensity, but also the band's
ability to stir up controversy. What you get is the definitive lineup of one of
the greatest hardcore bands of all time showing you exactly why, some 15 years
on, Integrity still live on -- and how they inspired the legions of "metalcore"
bands that came thereafter.

PS - Guess none of you beat me to this like I figured would happen. We released
the vinyl forever ago, here's the CD.