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Prong
Prove You Wrong
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Irrelevent Thoughts - Prong, Parsons, Ted
2. Unconditional - Prong, Gregory, Troy
3. Positively Blind - Prong, Victor, Tommy
4. Prove You Wrong - Prong, Gregory, T.
5. Hell If I Could - Prong, Gregory, T.
6. Pointless - Prong, Gregory, T.
7. Contradictions - Prong, Victor, Tommy
8. Torn Between - Prong, Gregory, T.
9. Brainwave - Prong, Victor, Tommy
10. Territorial Rites - Prong, Gregory, T.
11. (Get A) Grip (On Yourself) - Prong, Black, Jet [the Str
12. Shouldn't Have Bothered - Prong, Victor, Tommy
13. No Way to Deny It - Prong, Victor, Tommy

CD Details

All Artists: Prong
Title: Prove You Wrong
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sony
Original Release Date: 1/1/1991
Re-Release Date: 9/24/1991
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
Style: Alternative Metal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 074644746020

Synopsis

Album Description

Prong improved greatly from the still impressive 'Force Fed' to the great thrash of 'Beg To Differ'. When 'Prove You Wrong' was released, one thing was clear...Prong was still on to something great. Over the course of 'Prove You Wrong's' 13 songs, Prong pack a concise punch with their simplistic but strong riffs courtesy of Tommy Victor.

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Member CD Reviews

Grant D. from TAKOMA PARK, MD
Reviewed on 11/29/2012...

Not Prong's most edgy or best release (Their 3rd effort) and it gets a 75% average rating on metal-archives.com, so I'm tempted to go in that direction. The riffs are hook-ish in this album along with some of the vocals, but overall there's still a great amount of Prong's grittiness that comes through. A great album for rock, grunge and metal fans.

CD Reviews

Prong Continues To Build On...4.5 stars

M. Jarrett | New England, USA | 11/09/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Prong improved greatly from the still impressive FORCE FED to the great thrash of BEG TO DIFFER. When PROVE YOU WRONG was released, one thing was clear...Prong was still on to something great. Over the course of WRONG's 13 songs, Prong pack a concise punch with their simplistic but strong riffs courtesy of Tommy Victor, excellent bassplaying from Troy Gregory, and the phenomenal drumming of Ted Parsons.

The title track and "Unconditional" are some of the best material Prong has churned out, and over the course of the album, "Torn Between", "No Way To Deny It", and "Pointless" are immensely satisfying, intense bursts of hardcore metal. Prong can play with fierce devotion, but never to the point of self-parody like some of their contemporaries might have done.

PROVE YOU WRONG is another bold step for Prong, another important album in their impressive catalog. You can't go wrong with the songs found here, and Prong would only get better with their subsequent releases CLEANSING and RUDE AWAKENING. No Prong completist should be without PROVE YOU WRONG."

VICTOR INC

Don C | Albany, NY | 02/27/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Where 'Beg to differ' had a straight forward and polished sound, this disc is more adventurous. A coupe of slow tracks as well.

They were going for something different and it works! The title track and 'Irrelevant Thoughts' feature some really unique structuring, to the almost funky 'Unconditional', the soothingly slow 'Contradictions', and Older School style of 'Positively Blind' , 'Torn Between' and the CDs best track 'Shouldnt Have Bothered'.. It all comes together and is probably Prongs most diverse disc.

Nonetheless, it is really great stuff... Intriguing."