| | Holy Terror El Revengo CD - Import Holy Terror Discography of CDs
Holy Terror were formed in the mid-1980s by guitarist Kurt Colfelt (a.k.a. Kurt Kilfelt; ex-Agent Steel) and ex-Dark Angel drummer Jack Schwarz, who left before the release of the band's first album, 1987's "Terror and Submission". A follow-up ... Full Descriptioneffort, "Mind Wars", was issued in 1988. Acclaimed Los Angeles thrashers Holy Terror have reformed and are releasing a three-CD box set coming out on Blackend Records featuring outtakes, live stuff, video footage and a general overview of the band. Hide Description Holy Terror El Revengo Songs | 1. | Fool's Gold/Terminal Humor |
| 2. | Christian Resistance |
| 3. | Damned by Judges |
| 4. | No Resurrection |
| 5. | Evil's Rising |
| 6. | Mortal Fear |
| 7. | Distant Calling |
| 8. | Alpha Omega (The Bringer of Balance) |
| 9. | Blood of the Saints |
| 10. | Black Plague |
| 11. | Terror & Submission |
| 12. | Tomorrow's End |
| 13. | Guardians of the Netherworld |
| 14. | Black Plague (Live in Dendermonde, Belgium); |
| 15. | Evil's Rising (Live in Dendermonde, Belgium) |
| 16. | Judas Reward (Live in Dendermonde, Belgium) |
| 17. | Debt of Pain (Live in Dendermonde, Belgium) |
| 18. | Distant Calling (Live in Dendermonde, Belgium) |
| 19. | Christian Resistance (Live in Dendermonde, Belgium) |
| 20. | Blood of the Saints (Live in Dendermonde, Belgium) |
| 21. | Immoral Wasteland (Live in Dendermonde, Belgium) |
| 22. | Alpha Omega (Live in Dendermonde, Belgium) |
| 23. | Do Unto Others (Live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida) |
| 24. | Christian Resistance (Live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida) |
| 25. | Alpha Omega (Live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida) |
| 26. | Judas Reward (Live in Milan, Italy) |
| 27. | Black Plague (Live in Milan, Italy) |
| 28. | Live Sets From Milwaukee, Chicago, Anaheim; Judas Reward (Video) |
| 29. | Slide Show (Video) |
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