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Bonus Tracks: Taking Over The World (Demo), White Rabbit (Live Demo), Stiletto (Voice Of Command) (Live Demo), Betrayer (Live Demo)
Personnel: Lizzy Borden (vocals, background vocals); Alex Nelson (guitar, background vocals); Gene Allen (guitar); Joey Scott Harges (drums).
Photographer: Danny Hernandez.
Lizzy Borden's second studio album, following the live The Murderess Metal Road Show by only a few months, is the band's career high point. A nice balance between the energetic but cliché-ridden pop-metal of its debut and the undistinguished Poison ripoffs of its later albums, Menace to Society drops the dopey Spinal Tap-like lyrics of the debut in favor of a less cartoony worldview, and singer Lizzy Borden's vocals are considerably more self-assured and less shrill. The tempos are slower, but they never slog down into the mush of so many other metal bands. The best tracks, like the Queensr˙che-like "Ursa Minor," show a greater sense of subtlety and dynamics than before, and Jim Faraci's spacious but not too glossy production shows the group off better. It's still not a great creative leap -- like many of the L.A. hair metal bands, Lizzy Borden was more about the look and the lifestyle than the music -- but Menace to Society is the one album where Lizzy Borden seems to be pushing itself to develop as a band. ~ Stewart Mason
Lizzy Borden Menace To Society Songs | 1. | Generation Aliens |
| 2. | Notorious |
| 3. | Terror on the Town |
| 4. | Bloody Mary |
| 5. | Stiletto (Voice of Command) |
| 6. | Ultra Violence |
| 7. | Love Kills |
| 8. | Brass Tactics |
| 9. | Ursa Minor |
| 10. | Menace to Society |
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Menace To Society Music Review Purchase Menace To Society CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Lizzy Borden Master Of Disguise CD (1989)
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Often lumped in with the hair-metal bands of the day, 1980s glam-metal band Lizzy Borden enjoyed a "shock-rock" image while also showcasing excellent playing and thoughtful songcraft. Originally released in 1989 (and reissued by Metal Blade in 2007), this mid-career album still holds up musically, with its equal mix of well-played ballads, mid-tempo head-bangers, and anthemic rockers.
Often lumped in with the hair-metal bands of the day, 1980s glam-metal band Lizzy Borden enjoyed a "shock-rock" image while also showcasing excellent playing and thoughtful songcraft. Originally released in 1989 (and reissued by Metal Blade in 2007), this mid-career album still holds up musically, with its equal mix of well-played ballads, mid-tempo head-bangers, and anthemic rockers.
Curiously, just ...
| | Lizzy Borden Love You To Pieces CD (1985)
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| | Lizzy Borden Terror Rising/Give 'Em The Axe CD (1995)
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| | Anthrax Spreading The Disease CD (1985)
Menace To Society
$7.79
Anthrax: Joe Belladonna (vocals); Dan Spitz, Scott Ian (guitar); Frank Bello (bass); Charlie Benante (drums).
Recorded at Pyramid Sound, New York.
Anthrax's first album with vocalist Joey Belladonna is a huge leap forward, featuring strongly rhythmic, pounding riffs and vocals that alternate between hardcore-type shouting and surprising amounts of melody. Two tracks left over from the Dan Lilker days are here as well. The traditional metal lyrical fare is more original, while also introducing a penchant for paying tribute to favorite fictional characters and pop culture artifacts ("Lone Justice" and "Medusa" are prime examples). One of Anthrax's best efforts. ~ Steve Huey
Anthrax's first full-length recording with new ...
| | Procol Harum Salty Dog CD (1969) (Import) Germany
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1997 digipak Reissue of 1968 album. 'Quite Rightly So' is the opening cut on Procol's 1968 offering which has the band exploring all the facets of its unique style and sound, so firmly established in the wake of its original chart hits. Here are the resounding themes, the soulful vocals and swelling organ chords backed by a firm and steady beat, all matched by Keith Reid's lyrical imagery. Includes the bonus track 'Long Gone Geek' (single B-side). Repertoire.
Personnel: Robin Trower (vocals, acoustic guitar, tambourine); Gary Brooker (vocals, 3-string guitar, recorder, harmonica, piano, celeste, bells, woods); Kellogs (bosun's whistle); Matthew Fisher (vocals, acoustic guitar, recorder, piano, organ, marimba); David Knights ...
| | W A S P W.A.S.P. CD (1984) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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A classic album re-mastered and repackaged in ...
| | UTN Of Generation And Corruption CD (1995)
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| | Hypocrisy Abducted CD (1996)
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| | Joni James Mood Recordings CDs (1998)
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| | Motorhead Snake Bite Love CD (1998)
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Audio Mixer: Mark Dearnley.
Recording information: Valley.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Lemmy; Mikkey Dee.
No matter how many years the band toils on, Lemmy Kilmister refuses to change the basic hard and fast rules of Motörhead. Usually, that's a plus, since nothing quite compares to Motörhead roaring ahead at full blast, but occasionally it can result in an undistinguished album. Snake Bite Love is one of those. There isn't necessarily anything wrong with the record, as it offers a solid set of blistering, heavy rockers that race by at breakneck speed, but it doesn't add any new twists to the formula ...
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$25.65 | | Franklin Delano Like A Smoking Gun In Front Of Me CD (2005)
Menace To Society
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Franklin Delano: Marcella Riccardi (vocals, guitar, lap steel guitar); Paolo Iocca (vocals, guitar); Stefano Pilia (bass guitar); Vittoria Burattini (drums, percussion).
Personnel: Stefano Pilia (vocals, piano, double bass); Jim Becker (guitar, violin, piano); Francesco Donadello (vibraphone); ...
| | Uriah Heep B.O. V.2 CD (1998) (Import) Denmark
Menace To Society
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The Heavy Metal community gives its bands a pretty wide berth; that's one way to explain the success of Uriah Heep. Some will tell you that they were not the best band in the world, but that's not being fair to this multi-talented group of individuals. The group have consistently produced a series of high quality hard rock, and have lasted longer than most bands of that genre. This CD use tracks from Uriah Heep's more eclectic side. It comes with new liner notes from Record Collector's Joe Geesin, and is a great addition to the ever expanding Heep Catalogue. Sanctuary. 2005.
BEST OF... PART 2 contains tracks recorded between 1977 and 1991.
Uriah Heep includes: John Lawton (vocals); Mick Box, Trevor Bolder, Ken Hensley, Lee Kerslake.
Includes liner notes by Robert M. Corich.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
This is a companion compilation to The Best of...Part 1, which was originally released in 1975 as simply The Best Of... and reissued in an expanded, remastered version in the mid-'90s. The Best of...Part 2 chronicles the band's post-Byronic efforts, sampling everything from Firefly to Different World, with a pair of unreleased live tracks from 1980 thrown in for good measure. (Equator is skipped over because of a licensing issue.) It's no secret that Uriah Heep's albums after David Byron's departure were uneven, a problem exacerbated by frequent lineup changes (including four vocalists: John Lawton, John Sloman, Peter Goalby, and Bernie Shaw). The Best of...Part 2 minimizes that problem by drawing the best tracks from those albums, some of which (Firefly, Abominog) ...
| | Experience Positive Karaoke With A Gun Negative CDs (2005) (Import) Import
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| | Rose Rovine E Amanti Rituale Romanum CD (2006) (Import)
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