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Welcome To Hell - Venom

 
Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Venom / Import / Audio CD released at Metal Is / Disc #1 ... more
Welcome To Hell - Venom ... Tracklisting
1 Sons of Satan
2 Welcome to Hell
3 Schitzo
4 Mayhem With Mercy
5 Poison
6 Live Like an Angel, Die Like a Devil
7 Witching Hour
8 1000 Days in Sodom
9 Angel Dust
10 In League With Satan
11 Red Light Fever
12 In Nomine Satanas
13 Burstin' Out

Newest Review: ... their own creativeness to shape the two metal genres today: thrash and black metal. Now; the album. It is where the term ... more

 ... black metal was taken and created an entire new genre of metal: Black metal. That is all Venom is responsible for; for the term of the genre, not the sound. This debut album, in my opinion had bigger influence on thrash metal rather than black metal but I won't get into that. This album was truly ground-breaking in its day, when it was released back in the early 80s. The song-writing in its most parts is fairly simple but Cronos gets his point across and successfully creates a fore-boding atmosphere with his songs su...more

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Welcome to Hell
Release Date: 2006 - 01 - 02, Audio CD, Metal Is
Last Update 08.11.2009 05:40
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annallon
Premium Review Welcome To Hell - Venom: Welcome to Hell, indeed! (522 words)
by - written on 29/06/09 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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Welcome to Hell- Venom ============= Venom is regarded as the fathers to black metal; when in reality they were a New Wave of Heavy Metal band with black metal 'imagery'; any metal band today, you can trace it back to its origins: Venom. That is how much Venom in its early days influenced the entire metal world. The three main bands at the time- Judas Priest, Black Sabbath and Motorhead was doing their music and Venom just blew them away in terms of creativity and speed, and paved the way for new bands to come along later. All bands afterwards (in death, thrash and black metal) took its raw intensity and aggressiveness influence from Venom and put their ...  Read the complete review

dangaroo
Premium Review Superb raw sound (515 words)
by - written on 01/10/08 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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Welcome to Hell is a superb debut album by Venom. Released in January 1981 on Neat Records, it brought a whole new meaning to heavy metal as this Newcastle NWOBHM band produced the hardest album with the darkest material to date at that time. Even now, it doesn't sound tame and still comes across as hard albeit incredibly raw. The producing is poor and the musicians are quite sloppy at times but this just adds to the devil spawn that is Welcome to Hell. This album is often described as the first Black Metal album (although the band's 2nd album coined the term) but where it betters later albums is that it has catchy punk elements to the music and ...  Read the complete review

 

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