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 The Unexpected Guest - Demon
 The Unexpected Guest - Demon ... Tracklisting1 Observation 2 Don't Break The Circle 3 Spell 4 Total Possession 5 Sign Of A Madman 6 Victim Of Fortune 7 Have We Been Here Before 8 Strange Institution 9 Grand Illusion 10 Beyond The Gates Of Hell 11 Deliver Us From Evil 12 Outro 13 Don't Break The Circle 14 Have We Been Here Before 15 Victim Of Fortune 16 Strange Institution Newest Review: ... contains the original 11 tracks but also adds 4 bonus pieces in the form of 1 remixed track and 3 demo versions. It is ... more ... true that some of the song titles conjure up images of the black arts (noticably 'Don't Break the Circle' and 'Total Possession') but the songs themselves are wonderfully tight pieces with lyrics that have more to say than most of the bands around at the time.
Track Listing
1 - Observation
2 - Don't Break the Circle
3 - Spell
4 - Total Possession
5 - Sign of a Madman
6 - Victim of Fortune
7 - Have We Been Here Before?
8 - Strange Institution
9 - Grand Illusion
10 - Beyond the Gates
11 - Deliver Us from Evil
12 - O...more |
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The Unexpected Guest: Remastered
Release Date: 2002 - 10 - 21, Audio CD, Spaced Out Last Update 08.12.2009 06:07
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The Unexpected Guest - Demon: Over-looked classic of NWOBHM (610 words)
by - written on 31/03/08 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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Demon were formed in 1979/80 and immediately fell into the category of the 'New Wave of British Heavy Metal' (the impossible to pronouce acronym NWOBHM to those in the know!). Following the release of their first album ('Night of the Demon') and a session recorded live for Tommy Vance's Radio 1 Rock Show it seemed the future was bright for this quintet of musicians. Yet, unlike Iron Maiden or Saxon, they just never got the credit they deserved and somehow slipped past many people's radar. This may have been down to the name and song titles which do give the impression that they belong in the same league as bands such as Venom but they are NOT, or ... Read the complete review
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