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Digitally remastered edition. At their peak, Trouble were the perfect combination of Black Sabbath meets The Beatles, and their 1992 album Manic Frustration was their collaborative pinnacle. Perhaps a case of divine intervention from the feedback gods; the Doom pioneers jumped from their record label, Metal Blade to Rick Rubin's American Recordings shortly after Slayer had. While Trouble never reached the commercial heights of the Thrash kings - they were, in their own way, just as important. Manic Frustration immediately pulls you into a time warp of 70's metal bliss, with it's razor-sharp guitar tones and muscular, crisp production, courtesy of Rick Rubin (System Of A Down, Johnny Cash), himself. The way the players bounce off of each other is a rare example of lightning in a bottle, and Rubin is just there to document it all, in his typically stripped back fashion.

• 1 Come Touch the Sky 
• 2 'Scuse Me 
• 3 The Sleeper 
• 4 Fear 
• 5 Rain 
• 6 Tragedy Man 
• 7 Memory's Garden 
• 8 Manic Frustration 
• 9 Hello Strawberry Skies 
• 10 Mr. White 
• 11 Breathe