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M.O.D.
Released 1987

Ruptured Nuptuals
00:14
99 plays

A.i.d.s.
02:00
980 plays

Short But Sweet
00:07
80 plays

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songs

- 1
- Aren't You Hungry
- 03:26
- 754 plays

- 2
- Get A Real Job
- 02:10
- 638 plays

- 3
- I Executioner
- 02:31
- 464 plays

- 4
- Don't Feed The Bears
- 01:03
- 625 plays

- 5
- Ballas Of Dio
- 00:12
- 105 plays

- 6
- Thrash Or Be Thrashed
- 00:52
- 489 plays

- 7
- Let Me Out
- 01:40
- 444 plays

- 8
- Bubble Butt
- 00:43
- 625 plays

- 9
- You're Beat
- 02:15
- 410 plays

- 10
- Bushwackateas
- 00:20
- 424 plays

- 11
- Man Of Your Dreams
- 03:40
- 406 plays

- 12
- That Noise
- 00:13
- 76 plays

- 13
- Dead Men/Most/Captain Crunch
- 03:30
- 584 plays

- 14
- Jim Gordon
- 02:40
- 472 plays

- 15
- Imported Society
- 01:46
- 425 plays

- 16
- Spandex Enormity
- 05:28
- 762 plays

- 17
- Short But Sweet
- 00:07
- 80 plays

- 18
- Parents
- 01:40
- 367 plays

- 19
- Confusion/You're X'ed
- 02:49
- 331 plays

- 20
- A.i.d.s.
- 02:00
- 980 plays

- 21
- Ruptured Nuptuals
- 00:14
- 99 plays

- 22
- Ode To Harry
- 01:32
- 684 plays

- 23
- Hate Tank
- 02:20
- 547 plays

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album review

The first offering from S.O.D. (Stormtroopers of Death) vocalist Billy Milano's M.O.D. (Methods of Destruction), U.S.A for M.O.D. follows the S.O.D. formula with precision. The music on this debut is similar to the N.Y. hardcore-influenced metal made famous by Anthrax (with whom M.O.D. had close ties). Milano doesn't seem to be taking things very seriously on this recording (or many others for that matter), which is a good thing, because otherwise his lyrics could be considered insensitive at best. What cannot be excused, however, is the fact that none of Milano's material is particularly funny. So much failed humor could potentially have the effect of fooling some listeners into thinking that songs like "A.I.D.S." and "Imported Society" are earnest attempts at political commentary -- coming from somewhere to the right of Darth Vader. OK, it can be conceded that "Ballad of Dio" isn't bad. But it's only a few seconds long. Besides, how difficult is it to lampoon such an obvious target? ~ Vincent Jeffries, All Music Guide