Direktlänk till inlägg 13 september 2012
The first Venom-album I write about. They are not a favourite band at all and have never been, but it was interesting to really listen to an album by this band. Or should I say Cronos band? A lot of band members have come and gone during the bands 30 year carrier, even Cronos himself was out on some albums but returned in the middle of the 90's. Venom's music is considered as Black metal but on this album also more melodic songs that can be described as harder heavy metal, appear. I love the cover but the songs don't put up to that standard, making this an album I have no interest in listening to again. It just gets too noisy and uninteresting and Cronos dark "screaming pig" vocals is really not very fun to listen to for an whole album. It's not bad but it's not very good either.
1)Hammerhead (5,5)
2)Nemesis (6,0)
3)Pedal to the metal (6,0)
4)Lap of the gods (6,5)
5)Damnation of souls (5,5)
6)Beggarman (6,0)
7)Hail satanas (6,0)
8)Sin (7,0)
9)Punk's not dead (6,5)
10)Death be thy name (4,5)
11)Lest we forget (-)
12)Valley of the kings (6,0)
13)Fallen angels (6,0)
Score: 5,96
Cronos(Conrad Thomas Lant)-vocals and bass (b.1962)
Rage-guitars
Dante(Danny Needham)-drums
8 years into their albumreleasingcareer J. Geils Band released another album worth of rockin' and rollin' songs but this time they took a much calmer and poppier path and not all the songs are top class anymore. It seemes like they went out ...