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Hollows Eve was a thrash metal band from Atlanta, Georgia. They first became known for the song “Metal Merchants” on Metal Massacre. Their debut “Tales Of Terror” on Metal Blade gained them a cult following. The follow-up albums Death and Insanity and Monument were solid thrash albums (in my opinion) but failed to gain the band any traction. “
How did that happen?
This album is frequently bootlegged. This is what the original first pressing artwork looks like.
Tales of Terron Track List:
1. Plunging to Megadeath
2. Outer Limits
3. Horrorshow
4. The Mansion
5. There Are No Rules
6. Valley of the Dolls
7.Metal Merchants
8. Hallows Eve-with Routine
Death And Insanity
Hallows Eve
Stacy Andersen– Vocals (all albums)
David Stuart-Guitar (all album)
Skullator-Guitar ( first album only)
Tommy Stewart- (all albums)
Drums Tym Helton-Drums
Tracklisting
Side A
Speed Freak
Sheer Heart Attack
Rot Gut
Monument (To Nothing)
Side B
Pain Killer
The Mighty Decibel
The Righteous Ones
No Sanctuary
Vocals – Stacy Anderson
Bass, Backing Vocals – Tommy Stewart
Drums, Backing Vocals – Rob Clayton
Guitar, Backing Vocals – David Stuart
War and Pain is the debut album from Canada’s Voivod. It was released on August 1984 on Metal Blade Records. War and Pain had a much rawer punky sound than what would later characterize their later period progressive metal output. According to a 1986 TV interview – it sold over 40,000 copies within two years of its release.
This Side (Iron)
“Voivod” – 4:16
“Warriors of Ice” – 5:04
“Suck Your Bone” – 3:30
“Iron Gang” – 4:15
“War and Pain” – 4:55
That Side (Blower)
“Blower” – 2:42
“Live for Violence” – 5:11
“Black City” – 5:08
“Nuclear War” – 7:01
The original cassette version also had a track after “Nuclear War” named “Condemned to the Gallows.” This was the track they recorded for the compilation album Metal Massacre V. Aside from one cassette pressing, “Condemned to the Gallows” was the only track that never appeared on the original LP or CD, nor has it been re-recorded for any future Voivod releases. (SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA)
Denis “Snake” Bélanger – vocals
Denis “Piggy” D’Amour – guitar
Jean-Yves “Blacky” Thériault – bass
Michel “Away” Langevin – drums, artwork
Run to the Light was the third studio album by the American doom metal band Trouble, released on July 15, 1987. It was the band’s last release on Metal Blade before signing to Def American. (SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA)
Side one
“The Misery Shows” – 5:36
“Thinking of the Past” – 3:52
“On Borrowed Time” – 5:26
“Run to the Light” – 6:02
Side Two
“Peace of Mind” – 3:03
“Born in a Prison” – 4:49
“Tuesday’s Child” – 3:25
“The Beginning” – 5:26
Trouble “Run To The Light” Line-Up:
Eric Wagner – vocals
Bruce Franklin – guitars
Rick Wartell – guitars
Ron Holzner – bass
Dennis Lesh – drums
Raging Violence was the first official Hirax album Metal Blade and appeared with their first full-length, “Raging Violence” in 1985. Hirax was Katon W. De Pena (vocals), Scott Owen (guitar), Gary Monardo (bass) and John Tabares (drums).
In 1986, John Tabares left the band and was replaced by Eric Brecht (D.R.I’s. vocalist Kurt Brecht brother). After, they released a 2nd LP “Hate, Fear, and Power” (16 minutes / eight tunes). Later, the band released the live album “Blasted In Bangkok” in 1987.
Be that as it may, with strains and frustrates in the band, De Pena chose to leave and frame another group with Gene Hoglan (previous Dark Angel drummer), and Ron McGovney (former Metallica bassist). They called themselves Phantasm. After a brief tour with Nuclear Assault, they separated. In 1989, after De Pena left Phantasm, the substitution was Paul Baloff (former Exodus frontman), not long after the band separated.
The band “reformed” in 2013 with Katon w. De Pena being the only original member and continue to record and tour to this day
Tracklisting
Side A
No |Title | Length
1. “Demons – Evil Forces” 3:25
2. “Blitzkrieg Air Attack” 2:08
3. “Guardian Protector” 1:37
4. “Bombs of Death” 1:47
5. “Defeat of Amalek” 3:08
6. “Raging Violence” 2:53
7. “Call of the Gods” 1:20
Side B
No |Title | Length
8.” Warlords Command” 2:39
9. “Suicide” 2:37
10. “Executed” 1:40
11. “The Gauntlet” 2:03
12. “Destruction and Terror” 2:33
13. “Destroy” 1:07
14. “Bloodbath” 1:55
Total length:30:52
GET THE ORIGINAL 1985 PRESSING OF RAGING VIOLENCE HERE
BAND IS IN 1984…
Katon W. De Pena – vocals
Gary Monardo – bass
Scott Owen – guitars
John Tabares – drums
Forward to Termination is the second album by the Canadian thrash metal band Sacrifice, released in 1987
No. | Title | Length |
---|---|---|
1. | “Forward to Termination” | 1:02 |
2. | “Terror Strikes” | 3:28 |
3. | “Re-Animation” | 3:49 |
4. | “Afterlife” | 4:14 |
5. | “Flames of Armageddon” | 7:49 |
6. | “The Entity” | 5:44 |
7. | “Forever Enslaved” | 3:09 |
8. | “Cyanide” | 3:38 |
9. | “Light of the End” | 4:49 |
10. | “Pyrokinesis” | 2:06 |
Total length: | 39:48 |
Hell Awaits is the second album by Slayer. It was released in March 1985 on Metal Blade Records. It is metal heresy to say this, but Hell Awaits is my favorite Slayer album. Most fans consider “
GET AN AWESOME VINTAGE COPY OF HELL AWIATS HERE
Side one
No. Title Lyrics Music Length
Side two
Bill Metoyer – engineer
Brian Slagel – producer
Slayer – producer
Bernie Grundman – mastering
SKU: MBR 1040
Label: Metal Blade Records
Year Of Release: 1985
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