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| | Lords of Hypocrisy | | | Music Artist : | | Pagan Altar | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Oracle | | Release Date : | | 2006-02-02 | | Store Price : | | $35.99 | | Artistopia's Price: $35.99 | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Lords Of Hypocrisy
2. Satan's Benchmen
3. Sentinels Of Hate
4. Armageddon
5. Interlude
6. Aftermath
7. Masquerade
8. Devil Come Down To Brockley
9. March Of The Dead
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 FOR LOVERS OF TRUE METAL
Submitted on: 2007-02-24 |
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| To make this simple, you need to put this album in your collection as an avid METALHEAD. This album is worth much more than all of the DM & BM bands combined. Truly remarkable and EPIC. The vocalist is not my favorite but the overall album will be stand out through the ages as to why METAL music is great. Also, try to get their debut JUDGMENT OF THE DEAD - another outstanding album of true vintage and epic metal. |
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This is the real deal... a 10 out of 10 album.
Submitted on: 2007-02-16 |
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| If you have any doubts about Pagan Altar, do a web search and see what other reviewers across the internet have to say. Pagan Altar is the nearly unheard-of case of an underground band that does not just live up to but EXCEEDS all the hype. You can try to classify Pagan Altar as "doom" or "nwobhm" but neither of those labels do them justice... this is simply powerful, profund occult heavy metal, not pretentious or corny or macho, played by talented individuals who have been at it for decades. I guarantee if you have any interest in metal you will be blown away by this band. It is the all-too-rare group such as Pagan Altar that are what make music worth listening to at all... |
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Pagan Altar - Lords Of Hypocrisy
Submitted on: 2006-12-02 |
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| Now here's one you don't see everyday. Pagan Altar are a long, lost NWOBHM act that have returned with re-recorded versions of tracks originally written in the late 70's and early 80's. Musically, it doesn't have much in common with traditional NWOBHM, but sounds more like old Sabbath or Witchfinder General with a lead vocalist that reminds me a bit of Mark Shelton of Manilla Road fame. Guitarist Alan Jones is the star of this band, though, as he incorporates both classic riffs and solos througout the entire disc. Absolutely mandatory listening for fans of traditional / early doom metal and well worth the price. |
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