I Luciferi - Danzig

Danzig Vol.2: Lucifuge - Danzig

Danzig II - Lucifuge is the band Danzig s 2nd album and was released on the back of relative success of Danzig - Danzig in 1990 on Rick Rubin s label Def American. whilst it doesn t have any hits as good as their debut album, it s not a bad effort. The heavy metal guitars actually disappear as the album takes on more of a hard rock and bluesy sound like The Doors on Morrison Hotel. The track 777 is a good example of this as is Devil s Play Thing (surprisingly sounds like The Smiths a little too), Blood and Tears is another even slower track. Girl is another song popular amongst fans and Snakes of Christ is fairly catchy musically but for me it has to be the tracks ...

Danzig Vol.2: Lucifuge - Danzig

Danzig II - Lucifuge is the band Danzig s 2nd album and was released on the back of relative success of Danzig - Danzig in 1990 on Rick Rubin s label Def American. whilst it doesn t have any hits as good as their debut album, it s not a bad effort. The heavy metal guitars actually disappear as the album takes on more of a hard rock and bluesy sound like The Doors on Morrison Hotel. The track 777 is a good example of this as is Devil s Play Thing (surprisingly sounds like The Smiths a little too), Blood and Tears is another even slower track. Girl is another song popular amongst fans and Snakes of Christ is fairly catchy musically but for me it has to be the tracks ...

Danzig - Danzig

When Glenn Danzig decided to depart from the Misfits in the mid '80's, he went on to explore his dark side further in the band Samhain. In 1988, Samhain performed a transmutation into the dark metal band, Danzig. Featuring Glenn Danzig on vocals, John Christ on guitar, Eerie Von on bass and punk legend Chuck Biscuits on drums, Danzig was a unique sounding, evil band. Taking metal music to a whole new level, this record released on Def American records and produced by Rick Rubin, is an attestation to Danzig's greatness. Glenn's voice is what I like to term 'The Evil Elvis'. His voice is strong, a pure, and is very reminiscent of musicians ...

Danzig - Danzig

When Glenn Danzig decided to depart from the Misfits in the mid '80's, he went on to explore his dark side further in the band Samhain. In 1988, Samhain performed a transmutation into the dark metal band, Danzig. Featuring Glenn Danzig on vocals, John Christ on guitar, Eerie Von on bass and punk legend Chuck Biscuits on drums, Danzig was a unique sounding, evil band. Taking metal music to a whole new level, this record released on Def American records and produced by Rick Rubin, is an attestation to Danzig's greatness. Glenn's voice is what I like to term 'The Evil Elvis'. His voice is strong, a pure, and is very reminiscent of musicians ...

Danzig Vol.3: How The Gods Kill - Danzig

whilst it s pretty good music - it s not as much to my liking as the earlier guitar heavy ones. Whilst this album may be one of Danzig s most successful, commercially - I think it s one that appeals to the romantic or moody teenagers but for me it s the worst of the 1st free and moves too far away from the style of the Danzig album and the previous work of Samhain that I like so much. Apart from Heart of the Devil, the album lacks any really killer lyrics. Compare Left Hand Black to Twist of Cain and you will see what I mean. The album cover is a famous painting by Giger that was modified by the artsit in order to make room for an interpretation of the Danzig school ...

Danzig Vol.3: How The Gods Kill - Danzig

whilst it s pretty good music - it s not as much to my liking as the earlier guitar heavy ones. Whilst this album may be one of Danzig s most successful, commercially - I think it s one that appeals to the romantic or moody teenagers but for me it s the worst of the 1st free and moves too far away from the style of the Danzig album and the previous work of Samhain that I like so much. Apart from Heart of the Devil, the album lacks any really killer lyrics. Compare Left Hand Black to Twist of Cain and you will see what I mean. The album cover is a famous painting by Giger that was modified by the artsit in order to make room for an interpretation of the Danzig school ...