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Wither Blister Burn & Peel
by Stabbing Westward
Product Group: Music
Studio: Sony
ISBN: B000002ANG
EAN: 0074646615225
UPC: 074646615225
Audio CD
Original Release Date: 1996-01-23
Release Date: 1996-01-23
SKU: 103062
Condition: Very Good
Comments: 074646615225 CD in new sleeve & plays perfectly, inserts are fine; no jewel case. This title flies by 1st Class or Air in bubble wrap, cardboard and weather-resistant packaging; we are prompt, efficient, communicative.
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Customer Reviews
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Feel It's Heart-Beat Through Your Skin
Rating  (5)
Date: 2008-10-15
I LOVE this album. Yes "love" is definately and infinitely the word. Since 1996 I've probably listened to this album all the way through 25 or so times each year and I have a collection of over 500 cds. The only song here that I am not crazy about is "So Wrong" but other then that they are all highlights. Yeah if you have an affinity for the industrial rock genre you need to pick this up. Dark Days (their following album) leans a little more toward the loud industrial type which usually I tend to enjoy more but this one remains a perfect blend of industrial and hard rock throughout the length of the album, and I guess I'm just a sucker for perfect things.
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Great Album
Rating (5)
Date: 2007-12-03
I enjoyed this album. I would have liked it to have been longer than it was but Darkest Days makes up for that with sixteen tracks I suppose. I enjoyed the harder songs most. I Don't Believe, Shame, Falls Apart, So Wrong, and Why are probably my favorites. Sleep is a very depressing song about sexual abuse that really makes you think. The album is great as a whole though and I am glad I purchased it. Though the album may not be for everyone. If you like Stabbing Westward's style then you will enjoy this.
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memories
Rating  (4)
Date: 2007-10-11
no band is better than stabbing westward when you're just having a horrible day. This cd isn't as good as Darkest Days, but it's more raw and more upset, at least in some ways, in my opinion.
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One part rock, one part grunge + one part industrial='WBB&P'
Rating (5)
Date: 2007-02-08
1 out of 2 customers found this reveiw helpful
Dark lyrics along with great arrangments and a solid rhythm section, you get Stabbing Westwards' second album, the immensly popular 'Wither,Blister,Burn & Peel'. Every song is very well crafted with heavy parts, quiet parts and just rocking parts. Every song back to back is very solid with absolutly NO fillers. Many sing along pieces and catchy riffs through out. A definite addition to anyones collection.
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to D. Girod "graboidz" review
Rating  (3)
Date: 2006-07-17
1 out of 2 customers found this reveiw helpful
for that guy to somehow play off that industrial has some sort of formula thats more tired than any other form of music is frustratingly ignorant. the guy obviously just doesnt like industrial and is about as qualified to review an industrial album as my grandfather is to review an outkast album. industrial didnt die off because the formula grew tired, its in my opinion that industrial has much more room to evolve than heavy metal or punk or goth. it died off because there are only a handful of bands that knew what it took to make a good industrial album and 50,000 lame bands that had no idea how to handle the technical side of industrial the way that trent reznor, cevin key, and raymond watts do. but i still give this band and album 3 stars because the band is just decent. and not from lack of effort i feel there is at least some honesty there but the lyrics are a bit whiny and very cliched. thats definately my biggest complaint about it. theres definately some good high points and good writing there. but its definately short of being a life changing album. but its trapped in one mood and doesnt really go anywhere.
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