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Friday, October 3, 2014

Assorted Collection 53 - Various Metal Artists


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1.  SLAYER - I HATE YOU, Album: Undisputed Attitude (1996), *cover track from VERBAL ABUSE, Just an American Band (1983)
Undisputed Attitude
This album is a collection of covers. Containing 14 tracks, the band covers everyone from Minor Threat to T.S.O.L., from D.I. to Iggy Pop. Given Slayer's Huntington Beach, CA, homeland, the hardcore roots are plain enough. Even on a collection of covers (with a pair of originals thrown in to boot), the Slayer imprint is unmistakable, and while taking a breather from fresh ideas on their own projects, this disc sounds like the bandmembers were having a blast if not exactly breaking new ground. They are extremely heavy and extremely brief cuts, but pack a wallop. For those looking toward Slayer's more direct roots, there are a pair of early experiments from a project Jeff Hanneman was in, "I Can't Stand You" and "Ddamn," and a Slayer newbie called "Gemini". Undisputed Attitude is a curiosity; it's far from an essential collection by Slayer. The true faithful will want this and most likely really get off on it. Read more at All Music.
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Slayer Undisputed Attitude '96
"I Hate You"
(originally by Verbal Abuse)

You were just a waste of sperm
They way you look
Makes my stomach turn
The way you think
Is no way at all

God you really think you have balls

I hate you
Ain't it true
I hate you
And everything you do

You walk around like a fucking dick
And everytime you're near
You know I get real sick

You're so stupid
There's nothing in your head
God how I wish that you were dead

I hate you
Ain't it true
I hate you
And everything you do

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 New Slayer song Implode
2.  DIAMOND HEAD - AM I EVIL?, Album: Lightning to the Nations, (1980)
Diamond Head band
Biography
Diamond Head's first album -- aka the 'White Album," Lightning to the Nations, or simply "Diamond Head" -- is somewhat like the Ark of the Covenant of heavy metal. By unlocking its New Wave of British Heavy Metal secrets, one will discover most all the connecting points between the genre's '70s originators and the ensuing '80s hordes -- arguably even more so than via Iron Maiden. 1980, Diamond Head's masterpiece was anything but a marvel of recording technology, but rather a living, breathing, electrifying studio performance financed by the band itself on a shoestring budget. As has been famously recounted numerous times, one of these landed on the desk of Sounds heavy metal editor and N.W.O.B.H.M. champion Geoff Barton, who famously quipped with typical British hyperbole that any one of Diamond Head's songs featured as many great riffs as the first four Black Sabbath albums. Read more at All Music.
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Diamond Head Ligthning to the nations
"Am I Evil?"

My mother was a witch, she was burned alive.
Thankless little bitch, for the tears I cried.
Take her down now, don't want to see her face
All blistered and burnt, can't hide my disgrace.

Twenty-seven, everyone was nice.
Gotta see 'em make 'em pay the price.
See their bodies out on the ice.
Take my time.

Am I evil? Yes I am.
Am I evil? I am man, yes I am.

As I watched my mother die, I lost my head.
Revenge now I sought, to break with my bread.
Taking no chances, you come with me.
I'll split you to the bone, help set you free.

Twenty-seven, everyone was nice.
Gotta see 'em make 'em pay the price.
See their bodies out on the ice.
Take my time.

Am I evil? Yes I am.
Am I evil? I am man, yes I am.

On with the action now, I'll strip your pride.
I'll spread your blood around, I'll see you ride.
Your face is scarred with steel, wounds deep and neat.
Like a double dozen before ya, smells so sweet.

Am I evil? Yes I am.
Am I evil? I am man.

I'll make my residence, I'll watch your fire.
You can come with me, sweet desire.
My face is long forgot, my face not my own.
Sweet and timely whore, take me home.

Am I evil? Yes I am.
Am I evil? I am man.

My soul is longing for, await my heir.
Sent to avenge my mother, sweep myself.
My face is long forgot, my face not my own.
Sweet and timely whore, take me home.

Am I evil? Yes I am.
Am I evil? I am man.

3.  METALLICA - WHIPLASH, Album: Kill 'Em All, (1983)
Young Metallica Boys
Kill 'Em All
The true birth of thrash. On Kill 'Em All, Metallica fuses the intricate riffing of New Wave of British Heavy Metal bands like Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, and Diamond Head with the velocity of Motörhead and hardcore punk. James Hetfield's highly technical rhythm guitar style drives most of the album, setting new standards of power, precision, and stamina. But really, the rest of the band is just as dexterous, playing with tightly controlled fury even at the most ridiculously fast tempos. There are already several extended, multi-sectioned compositions foreshadowing the band's later progressive epics, though these are driven by adrenaline, not texture. A few tributes to heavy metal itself are a bit dated lyrically; like Diamond Head, the band's biggest influence, Kill 'Em All's most effective tone is one of supernatural malevolence -- as pure sound, the record is already straight from the pits of hell. Read more at All Music.
Early Metallica
Dave Mustaine (lead guitar), original member of METALLICA, was fired by the band in 1983. He was replaced by Kirk Hammett and went on to form MEGADETH to persue his personal vendetta on Metallica; in the end, Megadeth has achieved worldwide success. It is undeniable the profund contribution Mustaine made to Metallica's sound and to thrash metal in general.
Buy Kill 'Em All at the METALLICA shop! Click here
Metallica Kill 'Em All
"Whiplash"

Late at night all systems go
You have come to see the show
We do our best You're the rest
You make it real you know
There is a feeling deep inside
That drives you fuckin' mad
A feeling of a hammerhead
You need it oh so bad

Adrenaline starts to flow
You're thrashing all around
Acting like a maniac
Whiplash

Bang your head against the stage
Like you never did before
Make it ring Make it bleed
Make it really sore
In a frenzied madness
with your leather and your spikes
Heads are bobbing all around
It is hot as hell tonight
Thrashing all around

Adrenaline starts to flow
You're thrashing all around
Acting like a maniac
Whiplash

Here on the stage the Marshal noise
is piercing through your ears
It kicks your ass kick your face
Exploding feeling nears
Now is the time to let it rip
To let it fuckin' loose
We are gathered here to be with you
Cause this is what we choose

Adrenaline starts to flow
You're thrashing all around
Acting like a maniac
Whiplash

James Hetfield Whiplash
The show is through the metal is gone
It is time to hit the road
Another town Another gig
Again we will explode
Hotel rooms and motorways
Life out here is raw
But we will never stop
We will never quit
cause we are Metallica

Adrenaline starts to flow
You're thrashing all around
Acting like a maniac
4.  METALLICA - LORDS OF SUMMMER, Garage Demo Version/First Pass, (2014)
Brand new Metallica Song Lords of Summer
"Lords Of Summer"

Sight
Pale riders into the night
Galloping harder and faster

Through your dreaming wake
Walk through the fire innate
Frost bitten soul below zero

Excitation
Are you remembering the sound
Recall the shaking of the ground

Calling, calling
All as one
Lords of summer bring the sun

Coming, coming
Winter's yearn
Lords of summer shall return

Eternal thawing has begun
Come trade your darkness for the sun
Melting the chill of winter's turn
Now that the lords of summer have returned

Lords of summer have returned

Straight
Life passes through penetrate
It's been a long lonely winter

Illumination
Bright
Fading the volume and light
Reanimated by fire

Transformation
Become the nexus of the sound
Become the shaking of the ground

Calling, calling
All as one
Lords of summer bring the sun

Coming, coming
Winter's yearn
Lords of summer have returned

Eternal thawing has begun
Come trade your darkness for the sun
Melting the chill of winter's turn
Now that the lords of summer have returned

Lords of summer have returned

Calling, calling
All as one
Lords of summer bring the sun

Coming, coming
Winter's yearn
Lords of summer have returned, have returned

Eternal thawing has begun
Come trade your darkness for the sun
Melting the chill of winter's turn
Now that the lords of summer have returned

Your Lords of summer have returned
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Brand new Metallica Song Lords of Summer
5.  ANTHRAX - INDIANS, Album: Among the Living, (1987)
Anthrax band 1987
Among the Living
Generally considered the band's best album, Among the Living broadened the scope of Anthrax's subject matter with socially conscious lyrics addressing prejudice, violence, drug abuse, and the hollowness of the music business, as well as a politically correct ode to the "Indians." However, the band refuses to take itself too seriously, also recording tributes to Stephen King and Judge Dredd. Musically, the band delivers a powerful, aggressive roar driven by impossibly fast riffing and the changing tempos and collectively shouted vocals of hardcore, especially on the classic "Caught in a Mosh." Read more at All Music. 
Buy Among the Living on i-Tunes! Click here

"Indians"

We all see black and white
When it comes to someone else's fight
No one ever gets involved
Apathy can never solve

FORCED OUT - Brave and mighty
STOLEN LAND - They can't fight it
HOLD ON - To pride and tradition
Even though they know how much their lives are really missin'
WE'RE DISSIN' THEM ...

On reservation
A hopeless situation

Respect is something that you earn
Our Indian brother's getting burned
Original American
Turned into, second class citizen


Cry for the Indians
Die for the Indians
Cry for the Indians
Cry, Cry, Cry for the Indians

Love the land and fellow man
Peace is what we strive to have
Some folks have none of this
Hatred and prejudice
 
TERRITORY, It's just the body of the nation
The people that inhabit it make its configuration
PREJUDICE, Something we all can do without
Cause a flag of many colors is what this land's all about


6.  SUICIDE SILENCE - DON'T DIE, Album: You Can't Stop Me, (2014)
Purchase the new album here!

"Don't Die"

Life is a prison.
Imagined by the demons within.
It's in your head, so get the fuck out!
And
Come see me!

I will give you every ounce of my being.
I will give you the strength.
I will give you every ounce of my being.
I will show you my strength.
So let it drain out!
Send every bit of that hate out to me.
We are here to make this moment eternal.
Just give me your hate.

I will give you every ounce of my being.
I will give you the strength.
I will give you every ounce of my being.
Just give me your hate.

We have been beaten down
We have been pushed aside

We sing these songs so that you don't die
We sing these songs for the broken down.
The beaten up and the pushed aside.
You aren't alone in this path of life.
We sing these songs, so you don't.
Die!
So you don't die!

I will show you a pit of redemption
A place where you can find your own.
We won't be tortured.
By the hatred.
Taken in arms we make hate our home.

We are the beaten and pushed aside!
We sing these songs so. You. Don't. die!
We are the beaten and pushed aside!
We sing these songs so. You. Don't. die!
Die!
We sing these songs
So. You. Don't. Die!

We sing these songs for the broken down.
The beaten up and pushed aside.
You aren't alone in this path of life.

We sing these songs so that you don't die
We sing these songs for the broken down.
The beaten up and pushed aside.
You aren't alone in this path of life.
We sing these songs
So. You. Don't.
You don't die!

We sing these songs so. You. Don't. Die!

7.  BLACK SABBATH - ZEITGEIST, Album: 13, (2013)

Ozzy
"Zeitgeist"

Astral engines in reverse
I'm falling through the universe again
Down among a deadmen's vision
Faded dreams and nuclear fission spent

The strings of theory are holding up the race
The puppets falling to the ground
The love I feel as I fly endlessly through space
Lost in time I wonder will my ship be found

On this sinking ship I travel
Faster than the speed of light
Not so supernova burns
The black holes turn and fade from sight
The strings of theory hide in the human race
The answers buried underground
The love I feel as I fly endlessly through space
Lost in time, I wonder will my ship be found

And very soon
The Bomber's moon
Will show us light
And as we crash
We'll pray and kiss
And say goodnight
Goodnight

Buy the new SABBATH album 13 here!
Black Sabbath 13

8.  ANGEL WITCH - ATLANTIS, Album: Angel Witch, (1980)
Biography
In 1979, Angel Witch was one of the most promising bands of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, with a hardcore following and a modestly successful single under their belts. But like many fine bands of that movement, bad luck, bad management, and misunderstanding record companies forced them into early retirement. Like most of their peers, Angel Witch combined the basic lessons of Black Sabbath with the energy and speed of Motörhead, but their leader, Kevin Heybourne, was also a master songsmith, elevating the band to headliner status over competitors like Iron Maiden early in their career. Formed in 1977 by vocalist/guitarist Heybourne, Angel Witch went through a number of personnel changes before recruiting bassist Kevin "Skids" Riddles and drummer Dave Hogg. As the punk movement gradually self-destructed, the band payed its dues and built a reputation playing clubs and pubs with other young metal bands like Iron Maiden, Def Leppard, and Saxon.
Purchase the ANGEL WITCH album here!
Angel Witch
 

9.  DANZIG - DIRTY BLACK SUMMER, Album: Danzig III How the Gods Kill, (1992)
Danzig 3
Danzig III
Featuring disturbing cover art from H.R. Giger, Danzig's third album continues to expand the band's musical range; rather than pounding away at simple blues riffs, the atmospheric title track (yet another rewrite of "Twist of Cain," this time at a slower tempo) and the haunting ballad "Sistinas" attempt to match their music with the darkness of Glenn Danzig's lyrics, resulting in two of the album's high points. Danzig's vocals are more subtle in places, and John Christ's guitar work continues to improve. Arguably the definitive Danzig album. All Music
"Dirty Black Summer"

no summer in the wintertime
will keep you warm
like a funeral pyre
and nothing
like an august night
drenched
in your loving
I got a dirty
black summer

and nothing
in the coolest light
cant stop the walking out across
the line
no holding back the summer night
I got a feeling

it's just a dirty
black summer
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Danzig III
10. SADUS - UNDEAD, Album: Illusions (1988)
Biography
Thanks to a pair of amazingly influential demos -- D.T.P. Demo (1986) and the cassette-only Certain Death (1987) -- and the world-spanning cassette tape-trading network thriving in the late '80s, Antioch, CA's Sadus, like so many of the era's heavy metal bands, became an underground sensation long before they even recorded their first album proper, the simply titled Illusions. Finally issued in late 1988, and produced by Metal Church guitarist John Marshall, Illusions was initially and understandably considered yet another Bay Area thrash metal album -- though a very accomplished one at that, given its unusually clear sound for an independent release. Yet, in retrospect, the album stood balanced on a knife's edge between the already fading (though few were aware of it) thrash scene, and the death metal movement about to replace it. Indeed, much like Sepultura's similarly transitioning Schizophrenia LP of a year earlier, key Illusions tracks like "Certain Death," "Torture," "Fight or Die," and even the rather funny "Sadus Attack," still played by the former style's unfailingly frantic, breakneck-speed rules, rarely ever slowing down to preempt the latter's greater dynamic diversity. But the young Sadus players' already awesome technical abilities clearly belonged with the next generation of post-thrash deathsters (particularly soon to be death metal superstar bassist Steve Digiorgio), and their jaw-dropping displays on additional offerings like "Torture" and "Chemical Exposure" often boasted a slew of escalating songwriting and performance complexities that were quite beyond the earlier Bay Area scene's limits.
Buy SADUS music here!

11. TERRORIZER - CORPORATION PULL-IN, Album: World Downfall, (1989)
TErrorizer band
Biography
The group released its inaugural album, World Downfall, in 1989. It is seen as one of the classics of early grindcore. An album containing two rehearsal sessions of the band from 1987 was released in 2003.

In early 2005 it was rumored that Terrorizer were to reform with their original line-up; however, of the original line up, only Jesse Pintado and Pete Sandoval returned. The band released its second studio album, Darker Days Ahead, in August 2006, on Century Media Records. Tony Norman (Morbid Angel) joined on guitar and bass, and Anthony Rezhawk joined as the new vocalist. Pintado had been recording and playing shows with Rezhawk's band Resistant Culture and asked him to join Terrorizer. In the week of the album's release, Pintado died due to complications arising from liver failure.

In 2009, Terrorizer released a new demo track, "Hordes of Zombies", on its MySpace page. In June 2011, Terrorizer signed to Season of Mist, and released its third album, Hordes of Zombies, on February 28, 2012. Resistant Culture guitarist Katina Culture replaced Pintado and David Vincent rejoined on bass.

In November 2012, drummer Pete Sandoval announced that Terrorizer has begun writing new material for their fourth studio album.
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World Downfall

12. TYPE O NEGATIVE - MY GIRLFRIEND'S GIRLFRIEND, Album: October Rust, (1996)

Type O Negative
Biography
New York goth metal quartet Type O Negative were led by vocalist/bassist/songwriter Peter Steele and featured guitarist Ken Hickey, keyboardist Josh Silver, and drummer Johnny Kelly. Steele formed Type O Negative in 1990 out of the remnants of thrash band Carnivore, along with his friend Sal Abruscato (drums). Type O's music slowed down the tempos of thrash metal, alternately satirizing and wallowing in a glum mixture of misanthropy, misogyny, depression, and vampiric vocals, as well as loads of cheap-sounding guitar distortion. Read more at All Music
Purchase October Rust here!
October Rust

13. MOTORHEAD - OVERKILL, Album: Overkill (1979)

Motorhead Band
 Biography
Motörhead's overwhelmingly loud and fast style of heavy metal was one of the most groundbreaking styles the genre had to offer in the late '70s. Though the group's leader, Lemmy Kilminster, had his roots in the hard-rocking space rock band Hawkwind, Motörhead didn't bother with his old group's progressive tendencies, choosing to amplify the heavy biker rock elements of Hawkwind with the speed of punk rock. Motörhead wasn't punk rock -- they formed before the Sex Pistols and they loved the hell-for-leather imagery of bikers too much to conform with the safety-pinned, ripped T-shirts of punk -- but they were the first metal band to harness that energy and, in the process, they created speed metal and thrash metal. Unlike many of their contemporaries, Motörhead continued performing into the next century. Although the band changed its lineup many, many times -- Lemmy was its only consistent member -- they never changed their raging sound.
Overkill, Motörhead's first album for Bronze, was released in the spring of 1979. The album peaked at number 24, while its title track became the band's first Top 40 hit. Motörhead continued to gain momentum, as their concerts were selling well and Bomber, the follow-up to Overkill, reached number 12 upon its fall release. The band was doing so well that UA released the rejected album at the end of the year as On Parole. Ace of Spades, released in the fall of 1980, became a number four hit, while the single of the same name reached number 15. Read more at All Music 
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Motorhead Overkill
 
14. BOLT THROWER - THROUGH THE EYE OF TERROR, Album: Realm of Chaos, (1989)

Bolt Thrower Band
Biography
One of Britain's most consistent and enduring death metal bands, Birmingham's Bolt Thrower has weathered the best and worst of times in the extreme genre's history without ever giving in to commercial temptations, or hardly even altering its sound. The fact that they were unusually blessed with a steady lineup throughout much of their career no doubt contributed to this stability, and though they were rarely bestowed wild praise for their efforts, with most of their competitors or contemporaries either adopting other styles or long retired, Bolt Thrower has gradually established itself as one of the best death metal bands ever to emerge from England. Read more at All Music
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Bolt Thrower
15. SLAYER - JESUS SAVES, Album: Reign in Blood, (1986)
Jesus Saves
Reign in Blood
Widely considered the pinnacle of speed metal, Reign in Blood is Slayer's undisputed masterpiece, a brief (under half an hour) but relentless onslaught that instantly obliterates anything in its path and clears out just as quickly. Producer Rick Rubin gives the band a clear, punchy sound for the first time in its career, and they largely discard the extended pieces of Hell Awaits in favor of lean assaults somewhat reminiscent of hardcore punk (though distinctly metallic and much more technically demanding). Reign in Blood opens and closes with slightly longer tracks (the classics "Angel of Death" and "Raining Blood") whose slower riffs offer most of the album's few hints of melody. Sandwiched in between are eight short (all under three minutes), lightning-fast bursts of aggression that change tempo or feel without warning, producing a disjointed, barely controlled effect. The album is actually more precise than it sounds, and not without a sense of groove, but even in the brief slowdowns, the intensity never lets up. There may not be much variation, but it's a unified vision, and a horrific one at that. The riffs are built on atonal chromaticism that sounds as sickening as the graphic violence depicted in many of the lyrics, and Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman's demented soloing often mimics the screams of the songs' victims. Read more at All Music.
"Jesus Saves"

Hope is here, shout the news to everyone
It's a new day, peace has come, Jesus saves
Mercy triumphs at the cross
Love is come to rescue us, Jesus saves

Hope is here what a joyful noise we'll make
As we join with heaven's song
To let all the world know that Jesus saves
Raise a shout to let all the world know that Jesus saves


Slayer 1980s

Free at last, every debt has been repaid
Broken hearts can be remade, Jesus saves
Sing above the storms of life, sing through the darkest night
Jesus saves

Free at last, what a joyful noise we'll make
As we join with heaven's song
To let all the world know that Jesus saves
Raise a shout to let all the world know that Jesus saves

We'll sing it out to let all the world know
That Jesus saves
Raise a shout to let all the world know
That Jesus saves

God listens to Slayer

You save, you heal, restore, reveal
Your Father's heart to us
You rose to raise us from the grave
Your spirit lives in us

Sing it out to let all the world know
That Jesus saves
Raise a shout to let all the world know that
Jesus saves

Shout it out to let all the world know
That Jesus saves
Raise a shout to let all the world know that
Jesus saves

Sing it out to let all the world know
That Jesus saves
Raise a shout to let all the world know
That Jesus saves

Oh, sing it out and shout 'til the whole world knows his name
(Jesus saves)
Sing it out and shout for we will know your name
(Jesus saves)

16. IRON MAIDEN - RUNNING FREE, BBC Radio 1 Friday Rock Show, (1979)
Running Free Iron Maiden
BBC Radio 1 Friday Rock Show
BBC Archives is a live album by the British heavy metal band Iron Maiden, released on 4 November 2002 as part of the Eddie's Archive box set. It is a collection of songs from three live shows and one live radio broadcast, recorded by the BBC between 1979 and 1988.
"Running Free"

Just sixteen, a pickup truck, out of money, out of luck.
I've got nowhere to call my own, hit the gas, and here I go.

I'm running free yeah, I'm running free.
I'm running free yeah, Oh I'm running free.

Spent the night in an L. A. jail, and listened to the sirens wail.
They ain't got a thing on me, I'm running wild, I'm running free.

Puller here at the Bottle Top, whiskey, dancing, disco hop.
Now all the boys are after me, and that's the way it's gonna be
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Iron Maiden BBC

17. DIAMOND HEAD - IT'S ELECTRIC, Album: Lightning to the Nations, (1980)
Diamond Head band live
It's Electric
I'm gonna be a rock 'n' roll star
Gotta groove from night to day
Gotta blow my honey jar
Gotta blow my blues away

I'm gonna make a stand, gonna make a million
Gonna make it with you
I'm gonna be right my friend
I'm gonna push it through, ooh, oh

Yeah, it's electric
It's electric
Yeah, it's electric
Yeah, it's electric, ooh, yeah

I stop on red but I leave on amber
Danger face my way
I'm gonna make it my friend
Gonna make it today

Gotta get this dust from my hills
Down the highway I go
Gotta get the stars from my route
Make it in a rock 'n' roll show, ooh, yeah

Yeah, it's electric
It's electric
Yo, it's electric
Yeah, it's electric, woah

I stop on red but I leave on amber
Danger face my way
I'm gonna make it my friend
Gonna make it today

Gotta get the dust from my hills
Down the highway I go
Gotta get the stars from my route
Make it in a rock 'n' roll show, ooh

It's electric
Yeah, it's electric
Yeah, it's electric
Yeah, it's electric

Yeah, it's electric
Yeah, it's electric, yo, ooh, yeah

18. N.R.G. - INSTRUMENTS OF DESTRUCTION, Album: The Transformers The Movie: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, (1986)
Transformers the Movie 1986 Soundtrack
Biography
NRG formed and began writing songs in 1979. At that time the band invested in their own 8 track recording studio to lay down tracks for their music. The band started out recording in a cellar and rehearsed in a chicken coop that was internally covered wall to wall with rugs to deaden the sound while they practiced. NRG started when drummer Lee Mangano contacted a local guitar player named Ernie Petrangelo. A search began for a singer, and after many auditions, Les Brown a native of Taunton, Massachusetts, walked into the studio, put on a set of headphones, and started to sing. Les never made it to the first chorus and was asked to be in the band[citation needed]. The final member was bass player Pat Lynch.
Their song "Instruments of Destruction" is included in the compilation The Transformers The Movie: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.
Instruments of Destruction
Iron birds of fortune
Adrift above the skies
Cloudy revelations
Unseen by naked eyes
Flying tools of torment
Will penetrate the sphere
Erupt the rock of ages
Bringing final fear

Instruments of destruction
Tools of power plays
It's a violent eruption
Existence drips away

Whats it really matter
When nothing really counts
Grave eternal darkness
When drained of every ounce
And when the nightmare's over
The final from the storm
Dust of all creation
To ashes we transform

Instruments of destruction
Tools of power plays
It's a violent eruption
Existence drips away

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19. TYGERS OF PAN TANG - SLAVE TO FREEDOM, Album: Wildcat, (1980)
Tygers of Pan Tang
Biography
One of the biggest misconceptions about the new wave of British heavy metal is that, because it arose as a reaction to punk rock, the two movements had nothing in common. But in reality, it was the brash energy and do it yourself ethos of punk which fueled the desire of bands like Iron Maiden and Def Leppard to resurrect the lessons taught by early '70s heavy metal originators like Black Sabbath and Deep Purple and translate them into an exciting musical form once again. Few bands epitomized this combination as clearly as the Tygers of Pan Tang, whose amazingly raw 1980 debut Wildcat owed much more to punk than metal due to its innocent vitality and the band's limited technical ability. All this simply serves to explain why such a seemingly flawed album was still considered a strong release within the parameters of its time and place. Read more at All Music.
Tygers of Pan Tang
Slave to Freedom
You shout about your freedom,
You bleed for weak and poor
Pouring out your conscience
Of which you're really sure
But who will save democracy
When all the killing's done?
Certainly not you with your
Bombs and knives and guns

Slave to freedom

The bodies of the fallen will be your epitaph
You may not laugh the longest,
But you will not laugh the last
And who will save democracy
When all the killing's done?
Certainly not you with your
Bombs and knives and guns

Slave to freedom - your rules are nearly through
Slave to freedom - you shout for you and you
You shout about the innocent
But your guilt is plain to see
The money's in your pocket
When the headcounting is through
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20. MEGADETH - SET THE WORLD AFIRE, Album: So Far, So Goo...So What!, (1988)
So far so good so what line up
So Far, So Good, So What!
So Far, So Good... So What! displays music performed at "volumes approaching the threshold of pain". The album features fast guitar solos, multiple tempo changes and technical dexterity. Mike Stagno of Sputnikmusic observed that the album offers the classic "take no prisoners" style which is commonly associated with Megadeth; however, he noted that the sound does not differ much from the other underground metal bands from that period. Jim Farber of Rolling Stone called Mustaine's vocals "bloodthirsty" and praised the musicianship for keeping rhythmic pace even at the "most anarchic moments".Los Angeles Times journalist Dennis Hunt noted that the music was filled with extensive and "torrid" instrumentals and described Mustaine's singing as a combination of extreme shrieking and screaming. Despite the positive overview, "Anarchy in the U.K." received some negative criticism, partially because it was perceived to lack the rebelliousness of the original version.

The lyrical themes on the album explore a variety of subjects, from nuclear holocaust ("Set the World Afire") to revisionism and censorship ("Hook in Mouth").Still, the majority of the songs are accompanied by the same sentiment of disillusion and nihilism as their previous two albums. Unlike traditional topics related to heavy metal music, the song "In My Darkest Hour" contains emotional lyrics which deal with loneliness and isolation.Dave Mustaine revealed that he tried to write about subject matters that were in touch with reality, including social issues and taboo topics. The lyrics on Megadeth's cover of "Anarchy in the U.K." were slightly mistaken because Mustaine claimed he had heard them incorrectly.
Album by Megadeth
"Set The World A Fire"

Red flesh cloud's choking out the morning sky
They said it'd never come, we knew it was a lie
All forms of life die now the humans all succumb
Time to kiss your ass goodbye the end has just begun

Distorted figures walk the street, it's 1989
Weeds once underneath your feet have grown to vines
Bodies melted like a candies, a land without a face
No time to change your fate, no time left, it's too late
The arsenal of megadeth can't be rid they said
And if it comes, the living will envy the dead
Racing for power, and all come in last
No winning first stone cast
This falsehood worldly peace
It's treaties soon will cease
No one will be left to prove that humans existed
Maybe soon the children will be born open-fisted
We all live on one planet it will all go up in smoke

Too bad they couldn't see this lethal energy
And now the final scene, a global darkening

Dig deep piles of rubble and ruins
Towering overhead both far and wide
There's unknown tools for World War III
Einstein said ' We'll use rocks on the other side '
No survivors set the world afire
21. DEATH ANGEL - THRASHERS, Album: The Ultra Violence, (1987)
Death Angel Band
Biograghy
Death Angel was formed in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, in 1982 by cousins Rob Cavestany (lead guitar), Dennis Pepa (vocals, bass), Gus Pepa (rhythm guitar), and Andy Galeon (drums) -- all of Filipino descent. After considering a number of different names for the band, including Dark Fury, Cavestany and D. Pepa settled on the name Death Angel after coming across a book by that title in a book store. In 1983, the band released their first demo, Heavy Metal Insanity, with Matt Wallace serving as producer. According to Mark Osegueda, the group was then "more like a metal band, more like Iron Maiden, Tygers Of Pan Tang and stuff like that," as the so-called Bay Area thrash movement was only just beginning to rise to prominence at the time and make its influence felt. Osegueda, a second cousin of the other four members who had been working as their roadie, became the group's vocalist in 1984 and performed his first show with the band on a bill with Megadeth in April of that year (at one of the four Megadeth gigs to feature Kerry King on guitar).
Death Angel continued to play club gigs in and around the San Francisco Bay area for nearly two years, writing songs and refining their stage show. In 1986, the band recorded the Kill As One demo with Metallica's Kirk Hammett (whom they had met at a record store signing in 1983) as producer. The underground tape trading wave of the early 1980s led to extensive distribution of the demo, bringing the band wide attention.

Death Angel's debut album, The Ultra-Violence, in 1987. The band recorded the album when all the band members were still under 20 years old. A video was filmed for "Voracious Souls," a song about a band of cannibals, but it never aired on MTV due to the nature of the lyrics. The group released the follow-up album Frolic Through The Park in 1988, which spawned the single "Bored" (which was also used in the 1990 movie Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III), the video for which did receive regular airplay on MTV's Headbanger's Ball. Read more at Wiki.
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Saturday, March 22, 2014

Assorted Collection 51 - Various Metal Artists




Metal minions! Embrace yourself for impact! We have curated a brutal assortment of metallic sounds for our first pod of the month of March. Get the heads up on new album releases for the month of March and even April! That’s right, you heard it here first! We honor the steel, embrace the brutal and pay tribute to those who have left their mark. For the best in international metal pick up one of our assorted shows and discover a new band, today!

Make a trip back to the (bloody) roots of extreme music, and be reminded why you got into heavy music in the first place. Check out extreme metallers from Turkey SEAL OF SOLOMON and the track “Story of a Prophet” from the band’s new album I, THE KING out on Wormhole Death Records!



Inspired by Conan the Barbarian movies (incidentally, the band’s singer goes by the moniker of Conan-by the way), shred guitar and everything heavy metal, we present another steel crafted track from the band EXMORTUS from their most novel release SLAVE TO THE SWORD. Crank up the track “Foe Hammer”.

CARNIFEX have released to the brutal masses their new album entitled DIE WITHOUT HOPE this month of March. After cranking the album, we mostly concur with the critics are saying about the album, “…they are writing from their hearts and deathcore is what happens to come out, not what they are intentionally writing towards…Die Without Hope is exactly that, deathcore.”-Metal Injection. So, we respectfully couldn't pick a better track from the album, check out “Hatred and Slaughter”.



THE DEVIL PUT DINOSAURS HERE, and he also got ALICE IN CHAINS writing music again! The veteran rockers of the heyday of grunge return with their new lead vocalist William DuVall to display again their quality. ALICE IN CHAINS maintain their sludgy sounding guitars, phantasmagoric melodies and dark lyrics in THE DEVIL PUT DINOSAURS HERE. We recommend the complete album, but could only feature the track “Stone” for this podcast.




HAMMER OF THE WITCH from RINGWORM is a f-ckin’ good album! Fast and vicious; you won’t be able to put it down. The press raves on, “…everything you love about the brutalest, viciousest metal infused hardcore legends continues without missing a step.”-Noise Magazine. We simply say that RINGWORM’s music is the only parasite we allow to live in our ears!

INTERNATIONAL METAL ALLEGIANCE will be the title of our first digital cd compilation which we are working in collaboration with ONLINE METAL PROMO. The album will feature an international cast of metal bands in addition to the bands on the agency. To give you a taste of bitter metal on your tongues we present the bands ZEPHANIAH and LORDS OF THE TRIDENT. The first, an over the top; skillful shred addicts; power metal power house is ZEPHANIAH with a track from their album gospel STORIES OF THE BOOK OF METAL. The second, LORDS OF THE TRIDENT are show cased with a track from third release PLAN OF ATTACK. This is a US power metal band that combines both the classic with the modern in heavy metal. The press comments on the EP, “It’s four tracks of non-stop hook after hook, classic heavy metal…enjoy this 21 minutes and 47 seconds of hard-as-steel!”-Metal Archives.



Just as we have showcased a song from the new ALICE IN CHAINS it arrived to us another press kit from our friends at Wormhole Death records. We were expecting at first another kick ass extreme band; however, that was not the case. As the first seconds of track one begun with an acoustic low tuned intro followed by power sludge guitars; we instantly had the feeling -and were transported to the age of grunge-. Bewildered by the innate heaviness and somehow reminiscing on what we were hearing, we arrived to the conclusion that we had stumbled onto something that is not heard often nowadays. It was the Norwegian band ANGERMAN, and their debut album NO TEARS OF THE DEVIL. It was a long time coming for a band to capture the essence of grunge and fusion it with metal. The band call their music GRM, grunge-rock-metal, and the band play it intrinsically.  Refreshing to the ear and reminiscing to the brain ANGERMAN will debut as a definite alternative from today’s common sounds.  



We have just recently discovered the music of Italian extreme metal act REALITY GREY, and enjoyed very much the band’s sophomore release DEFINE REDEMPTION which will be available this April 15 through the Baker Team Records. This is really great heavy music that has a very modern sound. An album and band to look out for this year! Crank up the track “Departed Designs” in this podcast!

How about some “Blackjazz” from Norway? Coming from the land infamous for the black metal genre we present a new concept which fusions metal and jazz music directly. SHINING is a jazz-metal band that redefined their own genre of metal called Blackjazz. The band will make their Prosthetic Records debut with ONE ONE ONE the follow up to the BLACKJAZZ album this May 28. Check out the track “The Hurting Game” form the album and listen to the saxophone solo!

Mini tribute to DANZIG and THE MISFITS! Glenn Danzig vocalist for DANZIG and original founder of the MISFITS is featured with a couple tracks. From the album DANZIG 4 (1994), we have the track “Going Down to Die”; and from his time with the MISFITS the track “Die, Die My Darling”. THE MISFITS carry on their legacy now under the command of Jerry Only. We feature a track from the album THE DEVIL’S RAIN (2011).



Colombian extreme metallers T-Machines are featured with a track from their debut release DOOMED out now on Digmetalworld Records. T-Machines is the side project of Juancho Gomez, guitar player of the Colombian metal band MASACRE.

Described as an" old-school approach to hardcore...delving back into the music of Gorilla Biscuits and American Nightmare" (Metal Hammer), the band POLAR make their Prosthetic Records debut with the album SHADOWED BY VULTURES available this April 15. Crank up the first single from the album entitled “Glass Cutter” in this podcast.

Since the OPPOSITE FROM WITHIN (2004) album, I’ve lost track of German metalcore band CALIBAN. I really enjoyed the albums VENT (2001) and SHADOW HEARTS (2003) from the band. I think it’s been now almost ten years since those records and the band has been releasing album after album; singing from Roadrunner to now Century Media. The year is 2014 and CALIBAN have released their ninth studio album entitled GHOST EMPIRE. I always had a place for CALIBAN in my personal music collection, but it is now time to get back into their music. Featured in the podcast is the song “I Am Ghost” another example of the great musicianship and sense for melodic hooks in the songs from CALIBAN. After this, I’ll definitely give the albums in between from THE OPPOSITE FROM WITHIN to GHOST EMPIRE a listen. Above all, they’re still a great band!



Like we said at the beginning, we embrace the brutal! Two great new bands featured in the podcast are KHAOZ and INSAIN.

KHAOZ is a old-school Dutch death metal band formed by members of Sinister, Pleurisy, The Embodiment, Houwitser and Dead Head. The album is called I, CREATOR OF DAMNATION released this Jan 24. The song extracted for the podcast is Crimson Mind.

Beware Brutal Death Metal fans: your Universe features a new deadlier spot on the map, way beyond the stellar remnants there is the band INSAIN! Featured is the new album ENLIGHTENING THE UNKNOWN out this March 11 is the band's brutal dose of black matter transforming the laws of gravity into a singularity distorting space and time and attracting everything around bringing all that is darkness to a stellar chaos!



One of the most exciting modern metal bands out there is REVOCATION. The band returns with their fourth full-length and most mind-blowingly impressive self-titled album to the date. Check out the track “Invidious” for the podcast!


Okay, we admit it took us a while to release the March podcast, but take our word for it only quality bands worth your listen are featured. So, enjoy and keep supporting independent metal! 

Playlist of Doom! 

0. SEAL OF SOLOMON - STORY OF A PROPHET, album  
I THE KING, check it out here 

1. EXMORTUS - FOE HAMMER, album 
SLAVE TO THE SWORD, get it at the Prosthetic Records store! 

2. CARNIFEX - HATRED AND SLAUGHTER 
DIE WITHOUT HOPE, get it a the Nuclearblast store

3. ALICE IN CHAINS - STONE, album  
THE DEVIL PUT DINOSAURS HERE, get the album here! 

4.- RINGWORM - ONE OF US IS GOING TO HAVE TO DIE, album HAMMER OF THE WITCH, album HAMMER OF THE WITCH, get it at the Relapse shop 

5.- ZEPHANIAH - ANTIETAM, album 

STORIES FROM THE BOOK OF METAL get it at i-Tunes shop!

6.- ANGERMAN - BLACKEST RAIN, album 
NO TEARS FOR THE DEVIL  get it at i-Tunes shop!

7-. REALITY GREY - DEPARTED DESIGNS, album 
DEFINE REDEMPTION, follow the band here


8.- SHINING - THE HURTING GAME, album
ONE ONE ONE, check out the band here

9.- DANZIG - GOING DOWN TO DIE, album  
DANZIG 4, purchase the album here

10.- THE MISFITS - LAND OF THE DEAD, album
THE DEVIL'S RAIN, get the official Misfists merch here!   

11.- THE MISFITS - DIE, DIE MY DARLING, single 

12.- T MACHINES - PAZ IGUALDAD, ep 
DOOMED get the record at Digmetalworld Records!   

13.- POLAR - GLASS CUTTER, album
SHADOWED BY VULTURES, get the record here

14.- LORDS OF THE TRIDENT - PLAN OF ATTACK, album
PLAN OF ATTACK, follow the band here!  

15.- CALIBAN - I AM GHOST, album  
GHOST EMPIRE, get the merch here

16.- KHAOZ - CRIMSON MIND, album  
I, CREATOR OF DAMNATION, pick up the record at bandcamp.com

17.- INSAIN - BEYOND THE STELLAR REMNANTS, album
ENLIGHTENING THE UNKNOWN get the merch here

18.- REVOCATION - INDIVIDUOS, album 
REVOCATION, get it at the Replase shop

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