Official album cover artwork for Campaign For Musical Destruction / No Secrets by Lärm

Lärm

Campaign For Musical Destruction / No Secrets

RELEASED: January 01, 1984
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. The Complexity of Life --:-- 2. Chemical Suicide --:-- 3. Passive Punks --:-- 4. Nothing for Us --:-- 5. Puppets on a String --:-- 6. O.S.L. --:-- 7. South Africa --:-- 8. Hippies --:-- 9. Opium for the Masses --:-- 10. Dance Till You Drop --:-- 11. Revolting Youth --:-- 12. Gesprek Met de Minister-President --:-- 13. Haagse Maffia --:-- 14. Pigeon --:-- 15. Police Threats --:-- 16. Crucify the Pope --:-- 17. Only Reality --:-- 18. Our Future --:-- 19. Red Brigades --:-- 20. Wodka --:-- 21. Disorder --:-- 22. N.R.I.P. (Nazis Rot in Peace) --:-- 23. Don't Wanna Pay Their Debts --:-- 24. Ban the Bomb --:-- 25. Vivisection --:-- 26. Boredom --:-- 27. Too Old --:-- 28. The Pogo --:-- 29. Life in '84 --:-- 30. Kapsones --:-- 31. Rechts --:-- 32. Lost Generation --:-- 33. Last 5 Minutes --:-- 34. Don't Forget --:-- 35. Think --:-- 36. Don't Blind Yourself --:-- 37. Forced to a War --:-- 38. It Bites --:-- 39. Neutron Cowboys --:-- 40. Havelterberg --:-- 41. Punks Unite! --:--
Campaign For Musical Destruction / No Secrets is a split album by the influential hardcore punk band Lärm, showcasing their raw energy and distinctive sound. The album features fast tempos, aggressive guitar riffs, and politically charged lyrics that exemplify the band's commitment to the DIY ethos of the punk movement. Released in the late 1980s, it captures the essence of the hardcore scene during that era and has since become a significant part of the band's legacy.