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 See You In Hell - Grim Reaper
 See You In Hell - Grim Reaper ... Tracklisting1 See You in Hell 2 Dead on Arrival 3 Liar 4 Wrath of the Ripper 5 Now or Never 6 Run for Your Life 7 Show Must Go On 8 All Hell Let Loose Newest Review: ... between a gruff approach and impossibly high soprano wail with every line, making many of the choruses sound rather ... more ... ridiculous to modern listeners, but indescribably euphoric to fans of bands such as King Diamond, who Grimett rivals in songs such as 'Dead On Arrival.'
While the rest of the band keeps up the energy and delivers memorable riffs, especially the leading guitar riff of the title track, it's the vocals that really make this a fantastic experience, especially as the subject matter turns to traditional NWOBHM themes that have their precedent in other bands: the night-stalking antics of the protagonist of 'Wrath of the Ripper'...more |
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See You in Hell
Release Date: 2000 - 10 - 03, Audio CD, Spitfire Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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See You In Hell - Grim Reaper: See You In Hell (203 words)
by - written on 16/07/08 (Useful, 16 readings)
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Grim Reaper's debut deserves to be ranked among the elite albums of what was (at the time) the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM), and most of that praise needs to be heaped onto vocalist Steve Grimmett. He alternates between a gruff approach and impossibly high soprano wail with every line, making many of the choruses sound rather ridiculous to modern listeners, but indescribably euphoric to fans of bands such as King Diamond, who Grimett rivals in songs such as 'Dead On Arrival.' While the rest of the band keeps up the energy and delivers memorable riffs, especially the leading guitar riff of the title track, it's the vocals that really make this a ... Read the complete review
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