Living Death - Metal Revolution flac album

1. Killing Machine 03:13. Death of man who holds it Must feel it now Then you all, you're mine, all the Earth Every man we're talking You try it now to cross our way Then out calls "We're Living Death!" On the street you're the world's best-of-all All that can fear this, what they see. Rulers Must Come Rulers Must Come Rulers Must Come Rulers Must Come.

Band Name Living Death (GER). Album Name Metal Revolution. Data de lançamento 1985. Labels Earthshaker Records. Bonustracks (Re-Issue 2002). 10. You and Me (Live). 11. Living Death (Live). 12. Bloody Dance (Live). 13. My Victim (Live). 14. Nightlight (Live). 版公司 Earthshaker Records.

Metal Revolution (1985) by Living Death. Labels: . Genres: Thrash Metal, Speed Metal  . In 2002 the album was re-released again by Shark Records. Bonus tracks for this release: bonuses tracks: 10 - You and me (live) 11 - Living death (live) 12 - Bloody dance (live) 13 - My victim (live) 14 - Nightline (live) (missprint, real title is Nightlight). Shadow of the Dawn" is listed as "Shadow of a Dream" on the re-releases. Picture LP by Maste'r Throne Records (Germany): 12" Picture Disc, all copies will come with a huge A1 poster of the Cover-artwork and 8-pages booklet.

Metal Revolution ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial). HRR 335. Living Death. Metal Revolution ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RM, Yel). Metal Revolution ‎(CDr, Album, RE).

Metal Revolution, 2002. Killing Machine, 03:09. Grippin´a Heart, 04:35.

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Living Death took part in the German speed, thrash metal revolution. Not to mention the more or less unique vocals of Toto Bergmann. His shrill screaming, high-pitched cawing and rattling laughter divided the scene in Living Death fans and haters. His singing approach could not be compared with that of any other German thrash vocalist. Without having an impressive vocal range, he performed vigorously. As if that were not enough, Toto (and, of course, the remaining band members as well) profited from the solid sound. Seldom can a speed/thrash metal album make you stand up and jump around singing along with the band right up to the end not caring whether you know the exact lyrics. The catchy side of the band's style was already obvious on their raw, naive, but strangely compelling, debut which, if for not much else, introduced this unique hellish banshee of a singer, Thorsten "Toto" Bergmann.