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Crucifix Hardcore Punk 1983 UK

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	Crucifix
Title:	Dehumanization
Style:	Hardcore, Punk
Date of release:	1983
Country:	UK
MP3 album size:	1149 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1314 mb
WMA album size:	1570 mb
Digital formats:	MP2 FLAC MOD AU ADX XM AHX

Tracklist

Crucifix Side
A1	Annihilation
A2	How, When, Where
A3	Skinned Alive
A4	Prejudice
A5	No Limbs
A6	Another Mouth To Feed
A7	Search For The Sun
Corpus Christi Side
B1	Indo China
B2	Three Miles To Oblivion
B3	See Through Their Lies
B4	Death Toll
B5	Blind Destruction
B6	Rise And Fall
B7	Stop Torture

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Peter Miller Studios

Credits

Bass – Matt*
Drums – Chris*
Engineer – Peter Miller
Guitar – Jake*
Photography By – Allison Raine, Denise Leitzel, Donald McCullin, Jim Brick
Producer – Crucifix , Maati Lyon, Peter Miller
Vocals – Sothira*
Words By, Music By, Artwork – Crucifix

Notes

First pressing with "pay no more than £3" price warning on front cover.

Six-panel fold-out cover with a poster on one side, and lyrics/information on the other side.

"Recorded at Peter Miller's Studio, San Francisco, August 1983."

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (A-side): CHRIST ITS 11 A-1
Matrix / Runout (B-side): CHRIST ITS 11 B-1

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
Christ It's 11	Crucifix	Dehumanization ‎(LP, Album, RP)	Corpus Christi	Christ It's 11	UK	Unknown
18523-2	Crucifix	Dehumanization ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Southern Records	18523-2	UK	1994
Christ its 11	Crucifix	Dehumanization ‎(LP, Album)	Corpus Christi	Christ its 11	US	1983
Christ It's 11	Crucifix	Dehumanization ‎(LP, Album, RP, Cle)	Corpus Christi	Christ It's 11	UK	Unknown
none	Crucifix	Dehumanization ‎(Cass, Album, RE)	Nikt Nic Nie Wie	none	Poland	Unknown

Malak

This is what I call a 5. Perfect record, beginning to end. Excellent playing, strong lyrics, nice packaging. (That cover image is iconic.) A lot of bands playing in this style just rewrite the same song over and over, but Crucifix wrote 14 different songs that work well together. "Dehumanization" is an all time favorite of mine, but oddly I feel that none of their other material is particularly good. "Capitulation" is weak and the vocals are annoying. "Nineteen-eighty-four" is middling at best. And then the band gets to "Dehumanization" and it is a total transformation to greatness. Of course this band gets many extra points for playing a style that very few bands in the USA played. Crucifix sounds (and looks) more like a U.K. band. Make that a U.K. band pumped full of U.S. hardcore adrenalin. "Dehumanization" is a mandatory piece of punk rock history. If you don't have it, you're missing out on something awesome. Fortunately it is still in print and is distributed by Southern Records.