Sacrilege-Behind The Realms Of Madness 1985 LP +inserts
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Sacrilege Behind The Realms Of Madness
Gurt 4, Children Of The Revolution
Matrix Numbers GURT 4 A1 / B1
Contained within is an A4 flyer and poster - see photos
Reviews can be found on many websites and nearly all reviewers have given this recorded 5 out of 5. The record has been reissued several times including a recent silver anniversary issue. However, this is the highly sought-after original, with poster and crude A4 C.O.R. flyer giving a brief account of the band since its formation a year previously.
This 12" LP with sleeve and inserts is in excellent condition throughout.
I have recorded the tracks from this LP and put them onto YouTube. Click on the links below!
Side One:- Lifeline http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipUfHn5jmDw
Shadow From Mordor http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBd9YzyBHLs
At Death's Door http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reANgMfT8ts
Side Two:- A Violation Of Something Sacred http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ei5E7B7JXp8
The Closing Irony http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOK36QFIkWE
Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NexuY8U4F-k
Taken from anarcho-punk.net:-
British band Sacrilege was a female-fronted metal band from the Midlands region of England. Despite having played relatively few gigs during their existence, Sacrilege is today recognised as an important band, both as an influence on later and doom metal bands and as an example of the blending of hardcore, radical politics, and heavy metal that occurred during the 1980s, making Sacrilege one of the prototypical bands of the time.
After replacing drummer Liam Pickering with Andy Baker, Sacrilege recorded their first album, "Behind The Realms Of Madness", in 1985, which was released through the Bristol-based label Children of the Revolution Records. The album was moderately successful, selling a respectable 7000 copies.
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