What Good Is Grief to a God?
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| What Good Is Grief to a God? | ||
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| Studio album by D.I. | ||
| Released | 1988 | |
| Recorded | ??? | |
| Genre | Punk | |
| Length | 37:32 | |
| Label | Triple X | |
| Producer(s) | Randy Burns | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| D.I. chronology | ||
| Horse Bites Dog Cries (1985) |
What Good Is Grief to a God? (1988) |
Tragedy Again (1989) |
What Good Is Grief to a God? is D.I.'s third full-length studio album, which was released in 1988.
[edit] Track listing
- "They Lie, You Die/Fatso Nero" (3:22)
- "Terrosist's Life" (3:19)
- "Sinning Artist Max" (2:47)
- "They Must Want to Die" (2:27)
- "Girl Scout Camp" (1:31)
- "No Mistakes" (3:23)
- "Shadow of a Fool" (3:52)
- "The Puppet" (2:39)
- "Don't Do It" (3:13)
- "Witch in the Canyon" (2:25)
- "Wanderings of a Giant" (4:04)
- "Johnny's Got a Problem" (2:10)
- "She's Obscene" (2:20)
[edit] Personnel
- Casey Royer - Lead Vocals
- John Bosco - Guitars, Vocals
- Mark "The Kid" Creak - Guitars, Vocals
- Hedge - Bass
- Stevie DRT - Drums
[edit] Notes/Trivia
- "Johnny's Got a Problem" was originally on the band's previous album Horse Bites Dog Cries.
| D.I. |
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| Casey Royer |
| Chckn | Clinton | Eddie Tater | Joey Tater |
| Fredric Taccone | Derek O'Brien | Timothy Maag | Rikk Agnew | Alfie Agnew | John "Bosco" Calabro | Mark "The Kid" Cerneka | Michael Calabro | Hedge | Dan Colburn | John Knight | Stevie DRT | Sean Elliot |
| Discography |
| Studio albums and EPs: Team Goon (1984) | Ancient Artifacts (1985) | Horse Bites Dog Cries (1985) | What Good Is Grief to a God? (1988) | Tragedy Again (1989) | State of Shock (1994) |
| Live albums and compilations: Live at a Dive (1993) | Caseyology (2002) | Best of D.I. (2003) |
| Related articles |
| The Adolescents | Social Distortion |
