Unholy Trinity - Blitzkrieg

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Blitzkrieg / Audio CD released 1997-10-01 at Neat Metal / Disc #1 ... more

Unholy Trinity - Blitzkrieg ... Tracklisting
1 Hair Trigger (Pull the Trigger), Pt. 2
2 Struck by Lightning
3 Taking Care of Business
4 Field of Dreams
5 Take a Look Around
6 After Dark
7 Crazy for You
8 Zip.
9 Unholy Trinity
10 Calming the Savage Beast
11 Wraith
12 Easy Way Out
13 All Hallowes Eve
14 Countless Bathory
15 Jealous Love
16 House of Pleasure
17 Return of the Zip

Newest Review: ... are likely to become a little fed up as the sound inevitably becomes repetitive after the half-way point. The big question ... more

... here is whether an album released in 1995 could possibly possess the same spark as NWOBHM released in heavy metal's golden era, and while I haven't heard the first Blitzkrieg album for comparison, this is a very accurate and authentic reproduction of the generic NWOBHM sound similar to Saxon or Grim Reaper with a bit of Judas Priest thrown in for good measure, and certainly more authentic than the albums other old-timers were releasing during the same period, for better or worse (mostly the latter). That said, ther...more

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Unholy Trinity - Blitzkrieg: Return of the Sleeping NWOBHM! (703 words)
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Leicester-based Blitzkrieg were a comparative latecomer to the New Wave of British Heavy Metal scene in the early eighties, and only released one album during its heyday, 1985's appreciated but relatively unknown 'A Time of Changes.' Ten years later, for some reason or other, the band reformed in a very loose sense with singer Brian Ross and drummer Sean Taylor reprising their roles with newcomer Dave Anderson on bass and Tony J. Liddle on guitars, the most talented member of the band who joined at the end of the eighties. It seems that Blitzkrieg was still operating as a live outfit in the interregnum between albums, which perhaps explains the density of ... Read the complete review

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