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Release date: July 26th, 1994. Catalog ID: RR 2367-2. Official video: 'Don't Care'. Recording information: Co-produced and co-mixed by Obituary. Added by: (Unknown user). Added on: N/A. Last modified on: 2018-06-17 13:08:34.

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I don't care! I'll do what I want. Produced by Scott Burns & Obituary. 1. 3. Don't Care Lyrics. Come on, don't do well Where I feed the living hearts I got a torch to light Feel these smelter fires burn. I don't care what they say! I don't care! I'll do what I want! I am by your side Tell me you think what to do No way, I don't fear Slow down, follow in my grave.

The discography of Obituary, an American death metal band, consists of ten studio albums, one live album, two compilation albums, two extended plays, two DVDs and seven music videos. Obituary was formed in Tampa, Florida in 1984 under the name Executioner (later called Xecutioner). The band spent four years playing live locally and went through several line-up changes, before changing their name to Obituary in 1988

The album was engineered by the legendary Scott Burns at Morrisound Studio, which would come to be the most sought after facility for production of albums during 1990’s rise of the Death Metal genre. Ironically, the images conjured by songs such as Don’t Care, Platonic Disease and World Demise seemingly foretold of the millennium as can now be seen daily, displayed plainly across the screens of CNN and reality TV programs world wide; not bad for a bunch of rednecks from Florida with Budweiser dreams and bongwater nightmares.

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