Crime

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Frustration 00:00 Tools
Hot Wire My Heart 00:00 Tools
Murder By Guitar 00:00 Tools
Crime Wave 00:00 Tools
Piss on Your Dog 00:00 Tools
I Knew This Nurse 00:00 Tools
San Francisco's Doomed 00:00 Tools
Feel The Beat 00:00 Tools
I Stupid Anyway 00:00 Tools
Twisted 00:00 Tools
Rockabilly Drugstore 00:00 Tools
Flyeater 00:00 Tools
Rock 'N' Roll Enemy No. 1 00:00 Tools
Dillinger's Brain 00:00 Tools
Rockin' Weird 00:00 Tools
Flipout 00:00 Tools
Baby You're So Repulsive 00:00 Tools
Instrumental Instrumental 00:00 Tools
Instrumental 00:00 Tools
Monkey on Your Back 00:00 Tools
Yakuza 00:00 Tools
Emergency Music Ward 00:00 Tools
Samurai 00:00 Tools
Hot Wire My Heart (alt take) 00:00 Tools
Gangster Funk 00:00 Tools
Maserati 00:00 Tools
Terminal Boredom 00:00 Tools
San Franciscos Doomed 00:00 Tools
Dillingers Brain 00:00 Tools
If Looks Could Kill 00:00 Tools
RocknRoll Enemy no. 1 00:00 Tools
Lost Soul 00:00 Tools
Baby, You're So Repulsive (alt. take) 00:00 Tools
TV Blue 00:00 Tools
San Francisco's Doomed (Alternate Take) 00:00 Tools
Baby, You're So Repulsive (Alternate Take) 00:00 Tools
Baby, You're So Repulsive 00:00 Tools
Baby, You're so Repulsive (alt take) 00:00 Tools
Suicide 00:00 Tools
Running With The Storm 00:00 Tools
Best To Death 00:00 Tools
The story of 3 girls who were kidnapped and kept captive for over 10years 00:00 Tools
Nucler Blood 00:00 Tools
Other Kids Lives 00:00 Tools
Hot Wire My Heart - Alternate Take 00:00 Tools
Rock 'n' Roll Enemy No.1 00:00 Tools
Rhythm Graffiti (DJ Harvey re-edit) 00:00 Tools
Across The USA 00:00 Tools
Wolfen Up 00:00 Tools
Clown Bitch 00:00 Tools
Baby, You're So Repulsive [Alternate Take] 00:00 Tools
Lil' Sis 00:00 Tools
T.V. Blue 00:00 Tools
I Don't Love Her 00:00 Tools
Lookin' For A Clue 00:00 Tools
SS Blues 00:00 Tools
Battlefield 00:00 Tools
You Generation 00:00 Tools
Ports Of Hell 00:00 Tools
Yeh Yeh Girl 00:00 Tools
Rhythm Graffiti (extended re-edit) 00:00 Tools
Into The Depths 00:00 Tools
Skunk 00:00 Tools
girls in black 00:00 Tools
Hate Train 00:00 Tools
Johnny Come Home 00:00 Tools
Inside Out 00:00 Tools
Raw Rumble 00:00 Tools
Frustration (Single Version) 00:00 Tools
Writing On The Wall 00:00 Tools
Ip Man 00:00 Tools
Throw Your Sets Up 00:00 Tools
Get Out Of This Jail 00:00 Tools
cholitas 00:00 Tools
Oh Yeah B-B-Baby 00:00 Tools
Open Your Eyes 00:00 Tools
Baby, You're So Repulsive - Alternate Take 00:00 Tools
4-Bit Hearts 00:00 Tools
S.U.K. 00:00 Tools
Cadillac Faggot 00:00 Tools
Murder by Guitar (Single Version) 00:00 Tools
Fire Walk With Me 00:00 Tools
HOT WIRE MY HEART / BABY YOU'RE SO REPULSIVE 00:00 Tools
Isolation 00:00 Tools
Criminals 00:00 Tools
$nitches 00:00 Tools
Angel 00:00 Tools
Kiss My Ass 00:00 Tools
Pregnant and Punished 00:00 Tools
Stuck on You 00:00 Tools
i don't wanna die 00:00 Tools
real good time together 00:00 Tools
The whereabouts in the sun/Hitomi Momoi 00:00 Tools
Frankie and Amber 00:00 Tools
Nuclear Blood 00:00 Tools
GGG 00:00 Tools
Hard Times 00:00 Tools
the adversary 00:00 Tools
The Crime Manifesto 00:00 Tools
Outro 00:00 Tools
I Don't Care 00:00 Tools
Thug Music (Feat. Freeway & Jim Jones) 00:00 Tools
Morra 00:00 Tools
Out of this jail 00:00 Tools
Baby, You're So Repulsive [Alt. Take] 00:00 Tools
crime 00:00 Tools
Dubstepa'z 00:00 Tools
I Don't Wanna Lose This Feeling 00:00 Tools
Hot Wire My Heart (Alternative Take) 00:00 Tools
Rat Rhythm 00:00 Tools
This Party Blows 00:00 Tools
Project 46 & Avicii (Fernando Seco VOCAL Mix) 00:00 Tools
Rock 'n' Roll Enemy Number One 00:00 Tools
Project 46 & Avicii (Anson Remix) 00:00 Tools
jo anne 00:00 Tools
Baby, You're so Repulsive (Alternative Take) 00:00 Tools
Da Shit 00:00 Tools
Highway Robbery 00:00 Tools
shen darekav zars 00:00 Tools
03 - I Knew This Nurse 00:00 Tools
energy music ward 00:00 Tools
06 - Piss On Your Dog 00:00 Tools
Rhythm Graffiti 00:00 Tools
04 - San Francisco's Doomed 00:00 Tools
10 - Murder by Guitar 00:00 Tools
Rock'N'Roll Enemy No. 1 00:00 Tools
Ip Man - Radio Edit 00:00 Tools
I Don't Wanna Loose This Feeling 00:00 Tools
Give Your Life To The Ruin 00:00 Tools
Take It Or Leave It 00:00 Tools
08 - I Stupid Anyway 00:00 Tools
09 - Twisted 00:00 Tools
Awich ft. kZm (Prod. Ke Yano$ & Chaki Zulu) 00:00 Tools
you aint nothing 00:00 Tools
rock'n'roll enemy no.1 00:00 Tools
rokin' weird 00:00 Tools
Missing you 00:00 Tools
07 - Feel the Beat 00:00 Tools
Thug Music (Feat. Freeway And Jim Jones) 00:00 Tools
Good Time 00:00 Tools
Shades of Blue 00:00 Tools
01-writing on the wall 00:00 Tools
Emergency Music War 00:00 Tools
i dont care 00:00 Tools
Hot Wire My Heart (alt) 00:00 Tools
Devotion 00:00 Tools
Emergency Music Ward 00:00 Tools
Baby Your So Repulsive 00:00 Tools
San Francisco's Doomed (live) 00:00 Tools
Frame by Frame 00:00 Tools
LSD-Airways 00:00 Tools
02-fire walk with me 00:00 Tools
D.A.I.O. 00:00 Tools
14 - Dillinger's Brain 00:00 Tools
The Dolphins and the Sharks 00:00 Tools
13 - Rockabilly Drugstore 00:00 Tools
Hey You 00:00 Tools
Ip Man - Instrumental 00:00 Tools
Breaking Point 00:00 Tools
Cotidiano 00:00 Tools
Lyin' Eyes 00:00 Tools
Erro Fatal 00:00 Tools
I Don't Wanna Loose This Feeling (1993) 00:00 Tools
Rock'n'roll Enemy no 1 00:00 Tools
hote wire my heart 00:00 Tools
Hot Wire My Heart 7 00:00 Tools
You Ain't Nothing 00:00 Tools
Baby You're So Repulsive [alternate take] 00:00 Tools
05-kiss my ass 00:00 Tools
Welcome to the City - [Radio Edit 00:00 Tools
Feel The Beat 1976 (SF Raw Punk) 00:00 Tools
We Shall Destroy 00:00 Tools
Bleeding 00:00 Tools
Rockin' Wierd 00:00 Tools
Crime - San Francisco's Doomed - 01 Frustration 00:00 Tools
Break The Chains 00:00 Tools
Rhythm Graffitti (The Pleasure Zone) 00:00 Tools
TC Works Native Bundle v3.0 VST WinAll 00:00 Tools
Sad Role 00:00 Tools
16 - Emergency Music Ward 00:00 Tools
22 Baby, You're So Repulsive (alt. take) 00:00 Tools
Girls In Black (Passage Remix) 00:00 Tools
Lola 00:00 Tools
Rockin’ Weird 00:00 Tools
No Cure 00:00 Tools
05 - Rock 'n' Roll Enemy No. 1 00:00 Tools
Blues Symphony 00:00 Tools
Who Do You Think You Are 00:00 Tools
Avicii ft. You & Daphne(Culture Code Remix) 00:00 Tools
12 - Flyeater 00:00 Tools
15 - Flipout 00:00 Tools
hidden track 00:00 Tools
stupid anyway 00:00 Tools
20 - Samurai 00:00 Tools
06-isolation 00:00 Tools
vs. the Outcaste Radio Show 00:00 Tools
217_crime_-_hot_wire_my_heart-pyt 00:00 Tools
Kaksi sanaa 00:00 Tools
intro 00:00 Tools
San Francisco's Doomed [1979] 00:00 Tools
Rock & Roll Enemy No. 1 00:00 Tools
Rockin' Weird 00:00 Tools
My Block 00:00 Tools
17 - Monkey on Your Back 00:00 Tools
Crime - San Francisco's Doomed - 04 San Francisco's Doomed 00:00 Tools
Rockin Weird 00:00 Tools
Flight In 2 Fantasy 00:00 Tools
baby you're so repulsive (alt) 00:00 Tools
Rythm Graffiti 00:00 Tools
04-open your eyes 00:00 Tools
Cocaine Dreams 00:00 Tools
Rhythm Graffitti [Extended Re-Edit] 00:00 Tools
G G G 00:00 Tools
live "sprout session" (08.19.09) 00:00 Tools
Girls in All Black 00:00 Tools
Scan Fransisco's Doomed 00:00 Tools
OtherKidsLives_MM3 00:00 Tools
San Francisco’s Doomed 00:00 Tools
Unicorns and Pillows 00:00 Tools
I Have the Gun 00:00 Tools
The Way It All Came Down 00:00 Tools
Welcome to the City 00:00 Tools
Crime_Intro_MM-1 00:00 Tools
The Sun Before the Darkness 00:00 Tools
Frustation 00:00 Tools
18 - Yakuza 00:00 Tools
instrumental instrument 00:00 Tools
Rhythm Graffitti (Extended Re-Edit) 00:00 Tools
08-i dont wanna loose this fee 00:00 Tools
Baby You're So Repulsive (alternative take) 00:00 Tools
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1. Crime were an American noisy punk-rock 1977 sound outfit from San Francisco, California. They released their first single in 1976, with the original line-up that consisted of Johnny Strike (guitar/vocals), Frankie Fix (guitar/vocals), Ron "Ripper" Greco (bass) and Chris Cat (drums). Their initial recording session took place in mid-1976, which yielded the contents of the "Hot Wire My Heart" b/w "Baby You're So Repulsive" 45. After the release of the "Hot Wire" 7" on their own Crime Music label, they began appearing regularly at Mabuhay Gardens, a Filipino nightclub that would become the epicenter of San Francisco's punk scene. But Crime were outcasts within a group of outsiders, making high profile enemies early on and often. By 1977 they had begun sporting standard police uniforms at live dates and on the streets of San Francisco, much to the dismay of the San Francisco police department. A second vinyl release, "Frustration" b/w "Murder by Guitar," (with Brittley Black on drums) came out in mid-1977, again on Crime Music. Out-of-town gigs were sporadic, though the group did perform at San Quentin Penitentiary in full police garb. A third and final single, "Gangster Funk" b/w "Maserati," was delivered via the independent Berkeley Squared, and found the band using a synthesizer, which was also incorporated into their live show. Crime soldiered on for a brief period before quietly disbanding in 1982. http://www.crimesf.com/ https://myspace.com/officialcrime ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Crime is a rapper from Detroit, Michigan signed with Quickflip Entertainment. Showing his experiences through his hard-hitting beats and gruff voice, Crime is an open book for those who choose to consume him. Hailing from Detroit, Michigan, one of the most recognizable cities for having a Rap and Hip Hop origin and influence, Crime is an artist with more than just rhymes to spew. Through real life portrayals of living in a place with a high crime rate, murders, violence, and drug disputes, he weaves stories that reflect his rise above the ashes. While he does not glorify his past, he does shoot from the hip one lyric at a time and consistently shows why his story is worth the listen. With a commanding presence that immediately attracts your attention and a distinctive sound that differentiates him from being comparable to today’s supposed competition, there’s no questioning why he’s here to lead and make a difference. Inspired by real Hip-Hop Pioneers his lyrics are compiled of issues that revolve around his life, perspectives, ambitions, and ups and downs, this original sound relates to more than just the ear. In fact it stands alone and on its own in an industry that is as predictable as it is black and white. Through the release of his new album “Streets Contagious,” which already boasts a number of well-recognized artists, Crime is preparing to back up his talent through a well-placed music auxiliary. Stand out joints include “What's Life," featuring Dolla and Ray J, which depicts a no holds barrel account of life on the streets, while "Thug Music" with Jim Jones and Freeway shows Crimes ability to hold his own with two of the industry’s seasoned rappers. Jackie-O, Hell Rell, and Harvey Lee also make not worthy appearances. Discography - Streets Are Contagious [2009] - Streets Are Contagious: Sliced & Screwed BY DJ Slice [2010] 3. Crime is a band from Tucson, Arizona. Members: vocals- nate no face gameboy/casio tony nickelplated. "Late at night, crawling though sewers and camping out behind dumpsters, CRIME spreads its aural mayhem of grimy blips and bleeps all across the city. Their arsenal of Gameboys may seem harmless at first, but don’t take these gutter-dwelling felons lightly! They’ll hold your ears hostage and slice through your senses with sawtooth waves." "Gameboy punx unite!" 4. Japanese hardcore punk. Released "Nucler Blood" flexi in 1985. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.