Trash Talk - Walking Disease

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Review by Peter

Walking Disease by Trash Talk: A Hardcore Punk Gut-Punch That Still Kicks Ass Let’s cut the crap—Trash Talk’s Walking Disease isn’t just another album; it’s a middle finger to mediocrity. Released back in 2007, this raw, unfiltered beast of hardcore punk energy slams you like a freight train and doesn’t let up. With labels like Six Feet Under Records and Rumble Records backing them, Trash Talk came out swinging hard with this one. And damn, does it show. The drums? Isaac Fratini smashes ‘em like he’s trying to break through concrete. Every beat feels like a punch to the gut, relentless and bruising. Tracks like “Luck” and “F.Y.R.A.” stick in your head not because they’re catchy (they kinda are) but because they rip open something primal inside you. “Luck” hits you first—fast, dirty, and pissed-off. It’s short, sharp, and leaves no room for breath. You don’t just listen to it; you survive it. Then there's “F.Y.R.A.,” which is basically an audio assault on everything fake. The riffs grind against your skull while the vocals scream truths most people try to ignore. These aren’t songs meant for chill playlists—they’re anthems for chaos, frustration, and rebellion. What makes Walking Disease stand out from other records in its genre? It’s real as hell. No glossy production tricks or overthought hooks here. This is music made by dudes who clearly had shit to say and weren’t gonna sugarcoat it. From “Sacramento Is Dead” slamming their hometown to “Just Die” spitting venom at conformity, every track bleeds authenticity. Even the title track, “Walking Disease,” drags you into its nasty groove and keeps you trapped. Sure, some might call it repetitive, but that’s missing the point. Hardcore punk isn’t about variety—it’s about impact. And Trash Talk nails that perfectly. They’re not reinventing the wheel; they’re setting it on fire and rolling it downhill straight toward your face. Looking back now, Walking Disease feels almost prophetic. In a world drowning in polished garbage and soulless tunes, this record reminds us why we need bands like Trash Talk—to shake things up, piss people off, and maybe even inspire someone to stop taking life so seriously. Plus, listening to this album in 2023 feels kinda ironic when Sacramento actually feels dead half the time. So yeah, if you’re looking for background noise, skip this. But if you want something that’ll make your blood boil and your fists clench, crank up Walking Disease. Just don’t blame me if your neighbors start complaining—they probably deserve it anyway.

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Artist: Trash Talk
Album: Walking Disease
Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Walking Disease
F.Y.R.A.
Dead End Road
Run, Don't Walk
Destroy
Luck
F.Y.R.A1:05
Worthless Nights
Just Die
Sacramento Is Dead
Pushed Aside
Pain In Vain

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Catalog Numbers

  • SFU009
  • SFU03
  • RR004
  • SFU009A
  • SFU09

Labels

  • Six Feet Under Records
  • Destroy Records
  • Rumble Records
  • Six Feet Under

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • White/Purple
  • EP
  • Stenciled Cover
  • Purple
  • Test Pressing
  • Gold/Red
  • 45 RPM
  • Repress
  • Clear/Purple Splatter
  • Unofficial Release
  • Translucent Red
  • CD
  • Purple Black
  • Limited Edition
  • Numbered
  • Silkscreen Cover
  • Sacramento Cover

Credits

RoleCredit
DrumsIsaac Fratini

Notes

  • Pressing info:
  • Test pressings – 12 copies
  • First pressing – 1079 copies
  • 150 purple vinyl copies sealed in a spray painted stencil envelope. Sold at Sound And Fury 07 (THIS)
  • 70 purple vinyl copies with silkscreened covers. Sold on Summer Tour 07
  • 30 purple vinyl copies with silkscreened covers. Sold at This Is Hardcore 07 by the band
  • 105 gold/red vinyl copies. Sent out to preorders
  • 125 purple/black vinyl copies.? Sent out to preorders and sold at This Is Hardcore 07
  • 569 copies on black vinyl
  • 30? copies on black vinyl with a sacramento cover
  • Second pressing – 2062 copies
  • 1028 clear with purple splatter vinyl copies
  • 1034 white/purple vinyl copies
  • Plays at 45rpm but incorrectly labeled as 33rpm.
  • Second pressing limited to 1028 on clear with purple splatter vinyl.
  • Italian (?) bootleg, supposedly /100. Scratched out matrix, blank labels.
  • 2nd Pressing, Clear/Purple Splatter, /1028
  • Second pressing limited to 1034 on white/purple vinyl
  • 150 purple vinyl copies sealed in a spray painted stencil envelope. Sold at Sound And Fury 07
  • 125 purple/black vinyl copies. Sent out to preorders and sold at This Is Hardcore 07 (THIS)
  • Incorrectly labeled as 33rpm but actually plays at 45rpm.
  • 30 copies on black vinyl with a Sacramento

About Trash Talk

Sacramento, California

Members

  • Joey Castillo
  • Isaac Fratini
  • Thomas Pridgen
  • Sam Bosson
  • Spencer Pollard
  • Garrett Stevenson
  • Lee Spielman
  • John Fleuti
  • Tim Butcher
  • Scott Barrett
  • Chris
  • Dave Gagliardi

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Walking Disease* by Trash Talk is a raw explosion of hardcore punk energy. Released in 2007, it’s packed with intense tracks like “Sacramento Is Dead” and “Just Die.” What’s wild is that the band worked with multiple labels, including Six Feet Under Records and Destroy Records, to bring this gritty project to life. Fun tidbit—Isaac Fratini handled the drums, adding that relentless punch to every song. It’s the kind of record that grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go.

Comments

roldancristian86
2025-03-16
still pumps to this day
alexpdesigns
2025-03-16
Can't download anymore
alfiepanik86
2025-03-15
one of my most cherished album and it's under 10 minutes, how neat.
formulalibertad
2025-03-14
why does the riff at 3:15 sound like the riff from 953 by black midi
spid3r0mv
2025-03-14
9th grade memories
khabako
2025-03-13
Adjust playback speed to 1.25 for live speed
jcbremer
2025-03-13
Hey, these are those fellas who got shocked on The Eric Andre Show!
misriadi
2025-03-13
I looked all over and google bought me here godamnit I miss these mixtapes I used to skate and smoke to this shit in highschool and after
lorenzolifernandez
2025-03-12
This in 2021 rules. Fuck TT for taking it off their spotify