Pay to Cum
Bad Brains · 1980
4 min · 2 tracks · hardcore punk ยท reggae ยท alternative metal
Frenetic hardcore punk energy collides with reggae grooves in a raw, explosive debut.
Pay to Cum is a single by Bad Brains, released in 1980. Frenetic hardcore punk energy collides with reggae grooves in a raw, explosive debut. 'Pay to Cum' is significant for its influence on the hardcore punk movement and for being one of the first albums to blend punk with reggae. The title track, 'Pay To Cum,' has been cited as a foundational song that inspired countless bands and contributed to the genre's evolution, while the album itself has garnered critical acclaim over the years. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
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What does Pay to Cum sound like?
Frenetic hardcore punk energy collides with reggae grooves in a raw, explosive debut. Rooted in hardcore punk and reggae.
What makes Pay to Cum by Bad Brains notable?
'Pay to Cum' is significant for its influence on the hardcore punk movement and for being one of the first albums to blend punk with reggae. The title track, 'Pay To Cum,' has been cited as a foundational song that inspired countless bands and contributed to the genre's evolution, while the album itself has garnered critical acclaim over the years. Released on June 1, 1980, 'Pay to Cum' marked Bad Brains' debut album and established them as pioneers of hardcore punk. At this point, the band had honed their sound through live performances in Washington D.C., making this release pivotal in defining both their career and the burgeoning punk scene.
How many songs are on Pay to Cum?
Pay to Cum has 2 tracks, running approximately 4 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Pay To Cum Standout 1:31
- 2 At The Movies Standout 2:37
Release Date
June 1, 1980
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
4 min 8 sec
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