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Track List
01) Family Man
02) Salt on a Slug
03) Hollywood Diary
04) Let Your Fingers Do the Walking
05) Shed Reading (Rattus Norvegicus)
06) No Deposit - No Return
07) Armageddon Man
08) Long Lost Dog of It
09) I Won't Stick Any of You Unless and Until I
10) Account for What?
11) The Pups Are Doggin' It
01) Family Man
02) Salt on a Slug
03) Hollywood Diary
04) Let Your Fingers Do the Walking
05) Shed Reading (Rattus Norvegicus)
06) No Deposit - No Return
07) Armageddon Man
08) Long Lost Dog of It
09) I Won't Stick Any of You Unless and Until I
10) Account for What?
11) The Pups Are Doggin' It
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First Released
1984
Hardcore Punk
Excitable
Punk
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Family Man is the third full-length album released by the American hardcore punk band Black Flag in 1984. It is unique in that one side features spoken-word tracks by vocalist Henry Rollins and the other side mainly features instrumental tracks. "Armageddon Man" is the only track on the album in which Rollins and the instruments are together. It is also (along with The Process of Weeding Out) one of the most divisive works of Black Flag's career. The album's half spoken-word and half jazz fusion heavy metal style was disarming to many Black Flag fans, already surprised by the direction of the preceding album, My War. However, despite alienating many fans, the record has attained a cult status over the years, particularly with fans of jazz and experimental metal.
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Family Man is the third full-length album released by the American hardcore punk band Black Flag in 1984. It is unique in that one side features spoken-word tracks by vocalist Henry Rollins and the other side mainly features instrumental tracks. "Armageddon Man" is the only track on the album in which Rollins and the instruments are together. It is also (along with The Process of Weeding Out) one of the most divisive works of Black Flag's career. The album's half spoken-word and half jazz fusion heavy metal style was disarming to many Black Flag fans, already surprised by the direction of the preceding album, My War. However, despite alienating many fans, the record has attained a cult status over the years, particularly with fans of jazz and experimental metal.
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