Genius and Brutality...Taste and Power
- Genius and Brutality...Taste and Power
Infobox Album
Name = Genius and Brutality...Taste and Power
Type = Album
Artist = Brainbombs
Released = 1994
Recorded =
Genre = Rock
Length = 47:22
Label = Blackjack
Producer =
Reviews =
Last album = "Live Action at ROCK ALL, Oslo"
(1994)
This album = "Genius and Brutality...Taste and Power"
(1994)
Next album = "Obey"
(1995)
"Genius and Brutality...Taste and Power" is the second album by Brainbombs. It was released in 1994 on CD and LP by Blackjack Records.
Track listing
ide one
#"Angels Crawling" – 3:50
#"Graveyard Kitchen" – 6:12
#"My Place" – 4:15
#"Right Side of Hell" – 8:12
ide two
#"The Whore" – 5:08
#"Who Can You Trust" – 4:13
#"Fuckmurder" – 5:13
#"Wash in Blood" – 5:01
#"Queen of Necrophiles" – 5:18
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