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Pain "Pain (Remaster 2026)" Jewel Case CD

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Pain "Pain (Remaster 2026)" Jewel Case CDRelease Date: May 15, 2026 "Iconic Swedish musician and producer Peter Tgtgren, who has worked with genre titans like Sabaton, Amon Amarth, Dimmu Borgir, Celtic Frost in the past, launched PAIN in 1996 as a side project combining electronic with heavy music and try out different soundscapes than his death metal group Hypocrisy would allow for. Being a masterful songwriter, Tgtgren quickly developed PAIN further, releasing eight albums until 2016

Release Date: May 15, 2026

"Iconic Swedish musician and producer Peter Tägtgren, who has worked with genre titans like Sabaton, Amon Amarth, Dimmu Borgir, Celtic Frost in the past, launched PAIN in 1996 as a side project combining electronic with heavy music and try out different soundscapes than his death metal group Hypocrisy would allow for. Being a masterful songwriter, Tägtgren quickly developed PAIN further, releasing eight albums until 2016 featuring multimillion streamed tracks like ‘Shut Your Mouth’, ‘Same Old Song’, ‘Follow Me’, ‘Zombie Slam’, ‘End Of The Line’ and succeeding in a gold award for 2002’s “Nothing Remains The Same” in their home country and over 30 chart entries worldwide. Renowned as a stunning live band, through the past decades PAIN’s ingenious mix of catchy hooks, dark, tongue in cheek humour, elements from synth/wave, electro, pop, metal and rock stood the test of time by being addictive, danceable, defiant, unique. In 2021, PAIN dropped smash hit ‘Party In My Head’ (45M+ streams, 9M+ views), hit the road and built excitement for their much-lauded ninth album “I Am”, released on May 17th, 2024.

The buzz around the band boosted demand for their early classics, which had been out of print for years and never available on vinyl. After Nuclear Blast Records properly reissued “Nothing Remains The Same” (2002) and “Dancing With The Dead” (2005) last year with all audio remastered by Jonas Kjellgren at Black Lounge Studios, now the debut “Pain” (1996), its successor “Rebirth” (1999), and fifth album “Psalms Of Extinction” (2007) get the same treatment inviting PAINheads, new and old, to experience these milestones in their definitive editions out on May 15th, 2026.  Unstoppable in their quest to bring you the sweet ecstasy of PAIN, after headline runs through Europe/UK and performing at all key festivals, PAIN will join Eluveitie on their fall tour besides another batch of festivals in 2026."             

1. On Your Knees (Again) [Remaster 2026] / 2. Rope Around Your Neck (Remaster 2026) / 3. Learn How To Die (Remaster 2026) / 4. Don't Let Me Down (Remaster 2026) / 5. Breathe (Remaster 2026) / 6. Greed (Remaster 2026) / 7. Choke On Your Lies (Remaster 2026) / 8. The Last Drops Of My Life (Remaster 2026) / 9. Hate Me (Remaster 2026) / 10. Liar (Remaster 2026) / 11. Thru The Ground (Demo version 1996 - Remaster 2026)

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Stephen S.
Whiting, US
★★★★★ 5
Great little radio, it was.
Great value for the price. I have received excellent audio reports on a couple repeaters I have tested on so far, on the first day with the radio. Love how you can customize all the display background and text colors. Tempature sensing fan works properly. Unfortunately, they do not send a programming cable with this radio, very annoying! It will not save offset and t-ctcs tone into memory mode when programming by hand, which is unfortunate because it is easier to program by hand than some other cheap radios, like the Baofeng keypad. I really wanted to upload all my channels via Chirp, and to make sure Chirp is actually supported before posting review, but it is what it is, and now I have to find a proper programming cable, then hope I did not pick one that does not work. Other than this very disappointing fact, this radio is well worth the money and I highly recommend if you are on a budget or just getting into the hobby. I have mainly been working HF since getting my General ticket and have made contact all over the world, so you can rest assured this review is by someone who knows what they are talking about. Grab one while you can, you will not be disappointed, except for them not including a programming cable! Edit: Have to return, squelch not working on second day. Right in the middle of a net, had to use monitor button to finish my contact. Turn monitor off and the receiver will not open squelch, which is set to 1. Can set squelch to 0 and receive but anyone who runs VHF/UHF knows that, unlike HF, an open squelch is just too noisy. Spent hours trying to fix, no joy! 73, Stephen
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2021
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patrick sanders
West Palm Beach, US
★★★★★ 5
Worth the money. Great backpack radio (manpack)
Love this little radio
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026
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Quick
Massapequa, US
★★★★★ 4
Compact, loud, controls similar to Baofeng handheld, knobs aren't that great.
My first mobile rig, and currently the one I'm still using. I don't' use it too heavy, but I've had it for about 3 years and it's worked great. I've used it on many different applications Pros: Compact size, good display, small fan on the rear to help keep the unit cool. The controls are very similar to a Baofeng handheld radio so great for beginners who likely started out with that brand. Compatible with GMRS, FRS, other "out of band" frequencies (mine was from the box, I can't guarantee the same with a newer model though). Do this at your own "risk," you are an adult and can make your own choices :) Cons: Fan is a bit loud if that's something that bothers you during a long QSO. Repeater tail squelch is loud at times. But the biggest con by far is the knobs are garbage. They are rubber, and you will most certainly have one fall of at some point and loose it. I purchased some small guitar amp knobs and replaced the (now both lost) factory knobs. If the knobs were metal or fixed to the device I would give 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2026
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Stumpy
Cuba, US
★★★★★ 1
junk
radio runs hot even when not transmitting. programming cable does not work with win 11. it does work with chirp once you find a 10 year old pc to program it. programming from the front panel seems impossible. knobs are made of rubber and keep falling off. i am sure i will find more once i use it for a while if it lasts. Update: I was able to trudge through the manual and make the changes i needed from the front panel, took a while with the darn buttons falling off. Manual is not good but with some patience you can work through it. If you need a tiny radio and your budget allows i would look at the anytone 778.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2024
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Amazon Customer
Charlottesville, US
★★★★★ 5
good radio for the money
THE GOOD.. These are very good radios for the money, we currently have 6 of these the oldest is probably 3 years old, we can mounter all local emergency services, easily get into all of our local ham 2 meter and 70 cm repeaters. It IS NOT part 95 compliant by the FCC which means it IS NOT LEGAL for GMRS use, but it can broadcast and receive on all FRS, MURS and GMRS frequency's, use at your own risk on these frequency's. One of these radio's are in a ranch jeep it is our oldest radio, this thing has lived in hot dusty environment, been soaked with water and mud and has held up great. Easy to program with CHIRP. THE BAD.. They claim the they are 25 watt VHF 20 watt UHF, The ones we have only put out 18-19 watts, which is plenty of power for most repeater operation. The data port and speaker port are side by side on the back if you have your radio mounted to were you cant see the rear and put the programing cable into the speaker port it WILL blow your speaker.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2021

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