Blind Fury Discography of CDs

Blind Fury songs Mixing the difference between New Wave of British Metal excess a la Maiden and more streamlined commercial hard rock, English headbangers Blind Fury sought the balance between melody and forward motion. Upon linking up with singer Lou Taylor and changing their name from Satan, the band released 2004's OUT OF REACH, as shiny a slice of black leather rock as any produced by their more famous contemporaries. Opener "Do It Loud" comes off like a mellower Judas Priest, with the interlocking guitars and wailing vocals one would expect, and `Dance of the Crimson Lady, Pt. 1" is a smoke machine epic. Blind Fury emerged on the metal scene soon after the release of Satan's "Court In The Act". This wasn't a mere coincidence - Blind Fury was in fact Satan, or to be more precise - Satan's new incarnation. Under that name the group recorded only one album - "Out of Reach" - but it was enough to make Blind Fury a true metal icon! This exclusive re-release of the album brings back a true metal highlight, filled with excellent guitar work (the Ramsey-Tippins team never fails!), intense drumming and passionate vocals. This is an absolute must-have for all fans of heavy metal madness! New digipak edition is limited to numbered 2000 copies. Digitally remastered using 24-Bit process on a golden disc. Recording information: Touch Sound Studios, Middlesex, England (10/1984). Photographer: Ray Palmer. Blind Fury: Graeme English (bass instrument); Russ Tippins, Lou Taylor , Steve Ramsey. Personnel: Lou Taylor , Lou Maxwell Taylor (vocals); Russ Tippins, Steve ...

Blind Fury CD discography The hip hop world has been waiting patiently for the next big thing! Blind Fury represents the evolution of the rap game that was born on the streets of the Bronx, NY. Born blind on October 10, 1984 in Camden South Carolina he had the world against him from day one. Imagine the doctor telling your Mother that you didn't have a chance of making it past age one. These are the odds that Fury has been facing his whole life. Growing up he had to deal with the blackness and the blindness. These were hard times for him and his struggling single parent mother. Like so many before him to turned to music, he began at an early age learning to play the keyboard by age four and he began singing at age ...

Blind Fury CD discography In the early 2000s, it seemed like the cut "Tormented" would forever be Tech N9ne's theme song, but enthusiasm, determination, and a whole lot of success had made the once simply "sick" rapper sound strangely positive and hopeful since about 2009. It just means that in 2011, the rapper considers being sincere more important than being sinister for sinister's sake, so take every crossover play on All 6's and 7's for what they are: the gifted and dark Tech N9ne testing his skills against the unknown. Granted, ...