Talk:Cro-Mags

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I thought the idea of Wikipedia was factual, unbiased information. Whoever wrote the article on Cro-Mags stated his opinion as fact saying their latest album "almost made up for their previous two releases." This expresses a subjective statement about the previous two albums as being indadequate. I personally thought Alpha Omega was a great album, and their only album worth anything. But my opinion is not important either. Stick facts, not opinion people.

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I whole heartly agree with you and some points, although to me the quintessential Cro-Mags album would have to be Age of Quarrel hands down..That's NYC Hardcore at its best. Without Bloodclot the band went downhill. Also, Live At Wellingtons, Winnipeg 1986 is a fine display of John's vocals and the way the bands worked together is amazing.