LP WITCHFINDER GENERAL Death Penalty - Re-Release - BOBV219LPLTD COLORED VINYL
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LP WITCHFINDER GENERAL

Death Penalty

Limited Edition of 1000 Copies In Splattered Red Vinyl

RSD - Record Store Day Edition 2013

 

Country of release: UK, 2013

Original released: 1982

Label: Back On Black

Catalogue number: BOBV219LPLTD

 Barcode: 0803341394094

Klappcover/Gatefold Sleeve: Ja/Yes

 

Condition Records: MINT

Condition Cover: MINT

  LP ist noch verschweißt / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!

(Photo von meiner eigenen LP / Photo taken from my own copy)


 

Tracks Side 1:

1. Invisible Hate (6:05)

2. Free Country (3:10)

3. Death Penalty (5:35)

 

Tracks Side 2:

1. No Stayer (4:25)

2. Witchfinder General (3:51)

3. Burning A Sinner (3:28)

4. R.I.P. (4:04)

Listen At YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE4qFhCueBc

 

Witchfinder General played bluesy doom metal with tinges of other NWOBHM peers Angel Witch and Judas Priest. Instrumentally sounding as if they took off where Black Sabbath left off upon Dio's arrival, Witchfinder General employed the nasal squeal of Zeeb Parkes to set themselves apart from a scene becoming increasingly muddled by Saxon and Holocaust clones. The result was one of NWOBHM's most stellar and underrated acts, who created two fantastic albums of simple yet infectiously catchy songs.
Death Penalty was the first of Witchfinder General's two albums (their new album, Resurrected, will be ignored). At merely thirty minutes, this album ends before it seems to begin. Even so, and with only seven songs, each track on this album is an earworm. Opening up with "Invisible Hate," Zeeb spits out his distinctive vocals over tightly woven blues lines. This goes straight into the drug addled "Free Country:" a song dedicated to mushrooms and LSD. Witchfinder General were just as much hippies as they were metalheads, as there are psychedelic influences scattered across this record as well. The standout songs on this album are the two derived from the band name itself: "Witchfinder General" and "Burning a Sinner." The former rolls along with bass heavy riffs until the Zeeb croons"I'm the Witchfinder General," in one of metal most appealing and downright catchy self-titled songs. "Burning a Sinner" tells the story of a witch hunt, as a woman is burned at the stake. The trancelike chanting of the song's chorus evokes the frightening brainwashed hysteria of history's witch hunts.
Death Penalty was the first of Witchfinder General's duo of excellent doomy NWOBHM albums. Soon followed by Friend of Hell, the album still remains a pillar of a scene that has crumbled. (Adam Kohrman/metalcrypt.com)

Phil Cope - Guitar
Zeeb Parkes - Vocals
Woolfy Trope - Bass
Graham Ditchfield - Drums

 

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