Pretty much this, to a tee, though replace Legacy of Brutality with the Misfits collection (I played both a lot as a kid, too ditto with Walk Among Us but these days I much prefer Static Age).Īnd Hunter, I don't think that it ( Static Age) sounds like ass at all. And Glen's voice sounds the best on this record. And once I heard Static Age, which was were most of Legacy was culled from, I felt it was the perfect Misfits album. I was always more of a Legacy Of Brutality fan over WAU (although I used to spin WAU endlessly as a kid). SamDBL wrote:Static Age, without question. I don't know that I've ever agreed with something you've said more than this. It's usually a specific song that I have stuck in my head. When I think about it, I realize that when I am in the mood for the Misfits I do not usually have a particular record in mind. It's no secret that the Misfits were trying to broaden their appeal by the time WAU was recorded and even more so on Earth A.D. And the 'improved' production pretty much guarantees a 'poppier' sound. The actual playing on WAU is nothing special, but it's miles ahead of Static Age. The doo-wop vocals are more prevalent on WAU. Sure, the tempos on Static Age are much slower, but that doesn't make them 'poppier'. I see WAU as much more 'pop punk' than Static Age. In my opinion you have this exactly backwards. On a board with a many-page thread dedicated to Descendents/All, Static Age will obviously be the choice of most. Version sound wrote:WAU > Earth AD > Static Ageīut, I like punk rock.

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