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Pagan Altar

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101 Albums for desert island (101 items)
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100 favourite albums (100 items)
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top 20 NWOBHM (20 items)
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30 releases recommended to Black Sabbath fans (30 items)
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Some essential doom.

4 years, 2 months ago at Mar 30 18:22

Cuomi

Pagan Altar is the greatest, for sure.
Actually this is just a compilation but you can easily count this one as a full-lenght album because before this the band had only released one demo-tape before this. This is actually the "official" release of that demotape, and it came out in 1998.

Besides Witchfinder General, this band formed in 1978 and with huge lack of attention, i... read more

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NWOBHM (2), Doom Metal (2), Heavy Metal (1)

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Paul Smith added this to a list 10 months, 2 weeks ago

30 releases recommended to Black Sabbath fans (30 music items)

Paul Smith added this to a list 1 year, 2 months ago

top 20 NWOBHM (20 music items)

Paul Smith added this to a list 1 year, 2 months ago

100 favourite albums (100 music items)

Cuomi added this to a list 1 year, 8 months ago

101 Albums for desert island (101 music items)

Cuomi posted a review 4 years, 2 months ago

Some essential doom.

“Pagan Altar is the greatest, for sure.

Actually this is just a compilation but you can easily count this one as a full-lenght album because before this the band had only released one demo-tape before this. This is actually the "official" release of that demotape, and it came out in 1998.

Besides Witchfinder General, this band formed in 1978 and with huge lack of attention, is one of those who began with ye old nwobhm and evolved to the thing that was to be the traditional doom metal. Not a bad solution at all I'd say.

The brothers Jones are in the middle. Terry handles the amazing nose-vocals by the doom-handbook and Alan smashes the delicious riffs. Rhytm-section is properly taken care of

by the duo Trevor Portch and John Mizrahi. Pagan Altar never” read more

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