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Artist Venom
Album Prime Evil
Release 1988
Genre Thrash Metal / Black Metal / NWOBM
Line up Demolition Man (bass, vocals), Mantas (guitar), Abaddon (drums), War Machine (guitar)
Song list
01. Prime Evil (000)
02. Parasite (441)
03. Blackened Are The Priests (750)
04. Carnivorous (1210)
05. Skeletal Dance (1421)
06. Megalomania (1731)
07. Insane (2256)
08. Harder Than Ever (2553)
09. Into The Fire (2904)
10. Skool Daze (3227)
11. Live Like An Angel - Die Like a Devil (3650)
After Cronos left the band for pursuing his own solo career, Tony "Demolition Man" Dolan steps in, as well as second guitarist Al "War Machine" Barnes (all friends of Mantas). While lots of fans says it's not a Venom without Cronos, well this is their sixth studio album with few interesting songs in it. While it does not belongs to my favourite Venom albums, I think it's a decent one and should be spread bit far.
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."
BEFORE YOU COMMENT TO THIS VIDEO
1. If you don't like it - just give a thumb down, do not mock it
2. No religious zealots allowed, this is about music, not your sunday pedo-molesting indoctrination
3. No arguments about Venom being thrash or black metal. Music is thrash, lyrics black. Get on with it
4. Please no arguments about Cronos or Demolition Man being better/worse. They are both awesome in their own ways, each of them brought something different to Venom.
Enjoy the greatness of the metal gods!!
Album Prime Evil
Release 1988
Genre Thrash Metal / Black Metal / NWOBM
Line up Demolition Man (bass, vocals), Mantas (guitar), Abaddon (drums), War Machine (guitar)
Song list
01. Prime Evil (000)
02. Parasite (441)
03. Blackened Are The Priests (750)
04. Carnivorous (1210)
05. Skeletal Dance (1421)
06. Megalomania (1731)
07. Insane (2256)
08. Harder Than Ever (2553)
09. Into The Fire (2904)
10. Skool Daze (3227)
11. Live Like An Angel - Die Like a Devil (3650)
After Cronos left the band for pursuing his own solo career, Tony "Demolition Man" Dolan steps in, as well as second guitarist Al "War Machine" Barnes (all friends of Mantas). While lots of fans says it's not a Venom without Cronos, well this is their sixth studio album with few interesting songs in it. While it does not belongs to my favourite Venom albums, I think it's a decent one and should be spread bit far.
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."
BEFORE YOU COMMENT TO THIS VIDEO
1. If you don't like it - just give a thumb down, do not mock it
2. No religious zealots allowed, this is about music, not your sunday pedo-molesting indoctrination
3. No arguments about Venom being thrash or black metal. Music is thrash, lyrics black. Get on with it
4. Please no arguments about Cronos or Demolition Man being better/worse. They are both awesome in their own ways, each of them brought something different to Venom.
Enjoy the greatness of the metal gods!!