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1. Napalm Nightmare Sights of War. Type: EP Release date: October Catalog ID: Speed Label: Black Speed Records Format: 7" vinyl (45 RPM) Limitation: copies Reviews: None yet Songs; Lineup; Reviews; Side A 1. Trenches (loading lyrics) 2. Napalm Nightmare.
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7. Napalm in War. Napalm appeared fairly late in WWII and was used much more in Korea and later. Napalm was a big hit with the allied forces, who used it extensively in World War II in flamethrowers.
8. Looking at the range of artists that Earache have signed, from Napalm Death, Carcass, Godflesh, Bolt Thrower and Entombed, to Dub War, Scorn, Mortiis, Pitch Shifter, to Deicide and Annihilator, through to Rival Sons and Blackberry Smoke, all those bands came to the label from different influences and different places.