Black Metal - Venom

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Venom / Import / Audio CD released at Metal Is / Disc #1 ... more

Black Metal - Venom ... Tracklisting
1 Black Metal
2 To Hell and Back
3 Buried Alive
4 Raise the Dead
5 Teacher's Pet
6 Leave Me in Hell
7 Sacrifice
8 Heaven's on Fire
9 Countess Bathory
10 Don't Burn the Witch
11 At War with Satan
12 Bursting Out [60 Min + Version][*]
13 Black Metal [Radio 1 Session][*]
14 Nightmare (Radio 1 Session) [*]
15 Too Loud for the Crowd (Radio 1 Session) [*]
16 Bloodlust (Radio 1 Session) [*]
17 Die Hard [12" Version][*]
18 Acid Queen [12" Version][*]
19 Bursting Out [12" Version][*]
20 Hounds of Hell [*]

Newest Review: ... genre which name derived from this album), just about every track has satanic lyrics, much more vivid and detailed than bands ... more

... had done in the past and my favourite track of the album is "Buried Alive" which takes a while to get going due to the early instrumental work but proves to be a corker of a track. Countess Bathory also starts off with a wonderful retro sound, a top tune to bounce around to, if ever there was one. The vocals of Cronos are sublime (especially when taking in to account he's still only 19 here), at times it sounds like Lemmy chewing his way through a bus and at other times a more punkier youthful Johnny Rott...more

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	Black Metal Release Date: 2006 - 01 - 02, Audio CD, Metal Is Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53	£ 6.79

Black Metal
Release Date: 2006 - 01 - 02, Audio CD, Metal Is

Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53

£ 6.79

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Black Metal - Venom: Another gem from Venom (427 words)
by - written on 01/10/08 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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Venom's Black Metal album was released on the Neat label in November, 1982 - about 20 months after their debut album. This album retains a lot of the catchiness from the first but the production is considerably clearer and better, the musicianship is tighter but still a little sloppy, a lot of tracks start off with cracking riffs and the clear but croaky vocals belt out anthem like tracks with choruses necessary to sing a long to. It's not a carbon copy of their first album though, the band delve into deeper realms with more experimental darker melodic sounds that would become a mainstay of black metal (a genre which name derived from this album), just about ... Read the complete review