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 Alice In Hell - Annihilator
 Alice In Hell - Annihilator ... Tracklisting1 Crystal Ann 2 WTYD 3 Burns Like A Buzzsaw Blade 4 Schizos (Are Never Alone) 5 Human Insecticide 6 Alison Hell 7 Wicked Mystic 8 Word Salad 9 Ligeia Newest Review: ... provide everything that's expected from a thrash album, and a little more, as each song's speedy riffs are supplemented by ... more ... wild, tangential solos and the occasional excellent spot of dual harmonising, though always kept strictly within a dark thrash boundary that voids the cheery heights of something like Judas Priest's 'Exciter.' The band has a great grasp of structure, and more specifically how to screw it up in interesting ways, incorporating effective acoustic passages into the most impressive offerings 'Alison Hell' and 'Word Salad' without ever threatening to become ballads, and even the potentially distracting silliness is kept...more |
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Alice in Hell
Release Date: 1996 - 09 - 01, Audio CD, Roadrunner Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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Read Reviews for Alice In Hell - Annihilator
Alice In Hell - Annihilator: Welcome To Your Death! (387 words)
by - written on 22/01/08 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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This classic of thrash metal from Canada's Annihilator lives up to the eccentricity of its album art, giving even the weirder moments of Megadeth a run for their money. Randy Rampage (perhaps not his real name) is a little reminiscent of Dave Mustaine in his evil snarl and first-person monologues from the perspective of various demonic creatures, but he's also capable of reaching those ear-shattering high notes that escaped the range or embarrassment threshold of most thrash singers. Multi-talented axeman Jeff Waters' guitars provide everything that's expected from a thrash album, and a little more, as each song's speedy riffs are supplemented by wild, ... Read the complete review
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