Death Angel • The Enigma Years 1987-1999 • 4CD • 2005 Hear No Evil UK •• NEW ••

Description: Death Angel The Enigma Years 1987-1999 4CD BOX SET BRAND NEW FACTORY SEALED Hear No Evil Records HNECD139Q UPC | 5013929923928 Made in the EC 2005 TRACK LISTING DISC 1 The Ultra-Violence (1987) 1. Thrashers 2. Evil Priest 3. Voracious Souls 4. Kill As One 5. The Ultra-Violence 6. Mistress Of Pain 7. Final Death 8. I.P.F.S. BONUS TRACKS: Kill As One Demo 9. Thrashers 10. Kill As One 11. The Ultra-Violence DISC 2 Frolic Through The Park (1988) 1. 3rd Floor 2. Road Mutants 3. Why You Do This 4. Bored 5. Devil's Metal 6. Confused 7. Guilty Of Innocence 8. Open Up 9. Shores Of Sin 10. Cold Gin 11. Mind Rape BONUS TRACKS 12. Dehumanization 13. Silent Killer 14. Witches Of Knave DISC 3 Fall From Grace (1990) 1. Evil Priest 2. Why You Do This 3. Mistress Of Pain 4. Road Mutants 5. Voracious Souls 6. Confused 7. Bored 8. Kill As One 9. Guilty Of Innocence 10. Shores Of Sin 11. Final Death BONUS TRACK 12. 3rd Floor DISC 4 Rarities (2005) 1. Vulture's Nest 2. The Hurt 3. Conflict Of Interest 4. A Passing Thought 5. Elergy 6. Aspirations Hailing from the same Bay Area thrash metal scene that gave us Metallica, Exodus and Testament, San Francisco's Death Angel were originally formed in 1982 by lead guitarist Rob Cavestany with cousins Dennis Pepa (bass), Gus Pepa (guitar), and Andy Galeon (drums). Joined by singer Mark Osegueda, their self-explanatory 1983 tape, "Heavy Metal Insanity" demonstrated the influence of the NWOBHM movement in the UK, such as Iron Maiden and Tygers Of Pan Tang, common with many of their American thrash metal peers. Building up a loyal cult following, their "Kill As One" demo was produced by Metallica's Kirk Hammett, and is included here as a bonus on CD One. "Kill As One" led to a record deal with Enigma Records, who released their debut album, "The Ultra-Violence", in 1987. Produced by the band along with Vain's Davy Vain, Kerrang! magazine's Geoff Barton was of the opinion that "The Ultra-Violence" was, "quite possibly the finest Thrash album ever made", and he could be right! Kerrang!'s KKKK1/2 review rightly reckoned that they, "play so goddamn fast, yet with a touch of Metallica style subtlety thrown in". The Kerrang! review of their second Enigma album, 1988's "Frolic Through The Park", stated that it was, "an album of depth and colour, with a variety of moods and textures unheard of among nearly all Thrash and certainly not expected of a band on their second effort," and the album, "Showcases a Death Angel that's not afraid to experiment or change what was a winning formula". That's not to say that '3rd Floor' and 'Guilty Of Innocence' don't thrash along at a suitably demonic pace, but also finding room to slow down for 'Confused' or enter Maiden-esque epic territory with 'Shores Of Sin'. They even made space for a cover of KISS classic, 'Cold Gin'. Bonus tracks are 'Dehumanization', 'Silent Killer' and 'Witches Of Knave'. SHIPPING TO USA ONLY Buyer Pays Shipping $3.99 1st CD $3.99... each additional $1.50 CDs will only be combined with other CDs or DVDs To qualify for the combined discount, all items must be purchased together, paid for with 1 payment, and shipped all together in 1 shipment. Please use the add to cart feature, once you have ordered all your desired items, proceed to checkout to complete your order with the combined total.

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