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Nomeansno Hardcore Punk 1989 UK and Europe

Performer: Nomeansno
Title: Wrong
Style: Hardcore, Punk
Released: 1989
Country: UK & Europe
MP3 album: 1890 mb
FLAC album: 1845 mb
Rating: 4.7
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Genre: Rock

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Wrong is the fourth full-length album by Canadian punk rock band Nomeansno. It was released in 1989 through Alternative Tentacles record label. Wrong was described by drummer John Wright as the band's "most popular album by a country mile".

Nomeansno (sometimes stylized as NoMeansNo or spelled No Means No) was a Canadian punk rock band formed in Victoria, British Columbia and later relocated to Vancouver. They issued 11 albums, including a collaborative album with Jello Biafra, as well as numerous EPs and singles. Critic Martin Popoff described their music as "the mightiest merger between the hateful aggression of punk and the discipline of heavy metal.

Wrong by Nomeansno, released 01 June 2004 1. It's Catching Up 2. The Tower 3. Brainless Wonder 4. Tired Of Waiting 5. Stocktaking 6. The End Of All Things 7. Big Dick 8. Two Lips, Two Lungs And One Tongue 9. Rags And Bones 10. Oh No! Bruno! 11. All Lies 12. Life In Hell 13. I Am Wrong 14. State Of Grace 15. End Of The World Issued in the fall of 1989, Wrong drew together all the elements of NoMeansNo that had been developing over the previous 10 years

Nomeansno is a band that was started by the bass/drums duo of the brothers Wright. Joining these brothers is Andy Kerr on guitar. Of the two albums of theirs that I have heard, it is the one I prefer. 13. I Am Wrong – This feels like the last tune, which is cool. A lot of times, the last song on an album doesn’t wrap things up real well, but this one does. It makes everything feel complete. It starts out real sludgy with a doom and gloom guitar part.

NoMeansNo - Wrong - 1989 (Canada). Discussion in 'Anarcho-Punk music albums downloads' started by punkmar77, Apr 15, 2011. or Staff Member Admin Team Experienced member. NoMeansNo are a band originally from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada and now located in Vancouver, British Columbia. The band have never had, or have ever seemed to pursue, strong mainstream success, but they do have a devoted underground following in North America and Europe. They tour fairly often on both continents and maintain a dedicated fan base.

Tracklist

It's Catching Up

The Tower

Brainless Wonder

Tired Of Waiting

Stocktaking

The End Of All Things

Big Dick

Two Lips, Two Lungs And One Tongue

Rags And Bones

Oh No! Bruno!

All Lies

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
VIRUS 77	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(LP, Album)	Alternative Tentacles	VIRUS 77	UK & Europe	1989
VIRUS 77CD	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(CD, Album)	Alternative Tentacles	VIRUS 77CD	US	1989
VIRUS 77CD	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(CD, Album)	Alternative Tentacles	VIRUS 77CD	UK & Europe	1989
VIRUS 77MC	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(Cass, Album)	Alternative Tentacles	VIRUS 77MC	UK	1989
CAR. C07	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(Cass, Album)	Cargo Records	CAR. C07	USA & Canada	1989
VIRUS 77C	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(Cass, Album)	Alternative Tentacles	VIRUS 77C	US	1989
VIRUS 77	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(LP, Album)	Alternative Tentacles	VIRUS 77	Canada	1989
CAR. 07	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(LP, Album)	Cargo Records	CAR. 07	USA & Canada	1989
Virus 77	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(LP, Album)	Alternative Tentacles	Virus 77	UK	1989
VIRUS 77	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(LP, Album)	Alternative Tentacles	VIRUS 77	US	1989
VIRUS 77	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(LP, Album, Promo, W/Lbl)	Alternative Tentacles	VIRUS 77	UK	1989
VIRUS 77	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(LP, Album, TP, W/Lbl)	Alternative Tentacles	VIRUS 77	US	1989
MG 1085	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)	MG Records	MG 1085	Poland	1991
MG 1085	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)	MG Records	MG 1085	Poland	1992
MG 1085	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)	MG Records	MG 1085	Poland	1992
VIRUS 77CD	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(CD, Album)	Alternative Tentacles	VIRUS 77CD	US	1993
SIN119	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(Cass, Album)	Antena Krzyku	SIN119	Poland	1996
WRONG30CD	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Wrong Records	WRONG30CD	UK	2004
Wrong 30	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(12", RE, RM, Red + 12", RE, RM, Cle)	Wrong Records	Wrong 30	UK	2010
Wrong 30	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(2xLP, Album, RE, RM)	Wrong Records	Wrong 30	UK	2010
Wrong 30	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(2xLP, Album, RE, RM, Red)	Wrong Records	Wrong 30	UK	2010
none	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(15xFile, MP3, Album, RM, 320)	Not On Label (Nomeansno Self-released)	none	US	Unknown
VIRUS 77CD	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Alternative Tentacles	VIRUS 77CD	UK & Europe	Unknown
VIRUS 77CD	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Alternative Tentacles Records	VIRUS 77CD	US	Unknown
VIRUS 77CD	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(CD, Album, RE, RP)	Alternative Tentacles Records	VIRUS 77CD	US	Unknown
1315	Nomeansno	Wrong ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)	Piggymot Records	1315	Russia	Unknown

Comments: (9)

Runeshaper

Though "Life In Hell" and "I Am Wrong" are bonus tracks on the cassette and CD versions of the album these two track are REQUIRED for a full appreciation of this album. Without them its hard to get why this album is praised as much as it is.

Hulbine

Why in god's name are copies of this album so expensive? There are 26(!) versions, many for sale, it doesn't appear to be "rare" in any reasonable sense of the word, and yet the cheapest cd of it is over $30. Amazon dealers have it listed for over $100. It's a great album - I reviewed it for my university radio station when it came out, but am I missing something here?

kinder

Possibly the best post-hardcore album. Period. I had been listening to NMN since the days of Sex Mad and this was the icing on the cake of their 1980s career. The album is great but live they were better. Never seen a bnd so tight and in tune with one another (though Fugazi and Snuff were close at the time) and that made for a mesmorising show. Not a duff track on this album and the CD includes the EP released when they toured Europe in 1990. Great stuff.

Clandratha

Different bar code, same cover, same inner black/White inner 10" sheet.

Fiarynara

I remember trying to find a copy of this years back ended up finding a white press reless copy in shefeled when up visiting my miss's still had the same cuver which i have on my wall. The drummer a bassest are bruvers thats why there so tight, i saw them live 20 year ago or so in bristol what a gig.

Went Tyu

How is there no review of this LP yet? Classic (but a little underrated) math-punk (?!) from this Canadian band from 1989 that still sounds original today. Plus, the recording is amazing. They sort of remind me of the Minutemen, what with their quirky, sometimes-funky style, but these songs are way more layered like Talking Heads. The songs are punchy, melodic, complex and they can really play their fucking instruments.

Anayaron

Yeah agree with you mate! Album one best punk hc ever recorded. So profesional , unique , and honest.Never bored listen to Wrong 20 years or so;)

BlackBerry

I got this album on a whim about three years ago when I found it in the used CD's bin at Goodwill believe it or not. This was a great find, because nomeansno are one of the most original punk acts out there. They're style is unlike any other punk band I've heard before, and is very refreshing considering how much of it sounds the same. This is a must-buy must-own for any die hard punk fan. Get this!

Forey

Everyone has had an album or song that changed their attitudes towards music. For me, Wrong is this moment. Prior to it, I was relatively limited to my tastes in, well, everything and failed to see the common elements between different genres. Years later, NomeansNo is still one of the strongest and least recognized punk rock bands, particularly during their late 80s and early 90s heyday, this being the climax of all their output. What makes Wrong so unique is their emphasis on bass and complex forms that would become heavily influential on later, heavier hardcore bands. Whether breakneck in speed ("Tired of Waiting"), poppy ("Oh No! Bruno!"), experimental ("I am Wrong"), epic ("The End of All Things") or strangely medeival ("The Tower"), they are able to pull off different ideas and have them work well together. This isn't the sort of album that will convert people who already aren't into punk rock but it certainly deserves the status of a classic.

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