(The Public Get) What the Public Doesn’t Want Napalm Death
"(The Public Get) What the Public Doesn’t Want" by Napalm Death, released in 1992, is a grindcore song that critiques societal apathy and the disconnect between public desires and media influences. Its aggressive sound features fast tempos and harsh vocals, embodying themes of disillusionment and resistance. The song reflects the band's influence on the underground music scene. #Grindcore
[Verse 1]
Name your price for progress
Impoverished settle the bill
Clear a path, coming through
Clear a path, coming through
[Verse 2]
Stylise
Make it easy on the eye
Keep our distance
Too under-formed to grace the sublime
[Verse 3]
Flatter to deceive
Building art-house cosmetics
Like a mismatched prosthetic
Like a mismatched prosthetic
[Verse 4]
Spreads like wildfire
Burgeoning yuppie nirvana
Highbrow aesthetics
Decadents always crave more
[Verse 5]
Marvel at the sleek design
The wilting talk of curves and lines
Appease the resistance
To banish my pig-ignorance
Name your price for progress
Impoverished settle the bill
Clear a path, coming through
Clear a path, coming through
[Verse 2]
Stylise
Make it easy on the eye
Keep our distance
Too under-formed to grace the sublime
[Verse 3]
Flatter to deceive
Building art-house cosmetics
Like a mismatched prosthetic
Like a mismatched prosthetic
[Verse 4]
Spreads like wildfire
Burgeoning yuppie nirvana
Highbrow aesthetics
Decadents always crave more
[Verse 5]
Marvel at the sleek design
The wilting talk of curves and lines
Appease the resistance
To banish my pig-ignorance
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