Exodus - Tempo Of The Damned flac album

Tempo of the Damned is the sixth studio album by American thrash metal band Exodus. Released in February 2, 2004 via Nuclear Blast, Tempo of the Damned was Exodus' first studio release since 1992's Force of Habit.

10. Tempo of the Damned. This album is dedicated to Paul Baloff and Josh Frizell. The song "Impaler" was written early in Exodus' career and was to be featured on "Bonded by Blood" but it was abandoned when Kirk Hammett took the main riff with him to Metallica and it was used on "Trapped Under Ice". Recording information: Recorded at Tsunami Recordings in Moss Beach, CA.

Exodus - Scar Spangled Banner Tempo Of The Damned 6:42. Exodus - Blacklist Tempo Of The Damned 6:18. Exodus - War Is My Sheppard Tempo Of The Damned 4:28. Exodus - Culling The Herd Tempo Of The Damned 6:08. Exodus by Sodoms-Desaster.

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After 12 years apart, the death of their lead vocalist (Paul Baloff), and feared done forever, 'Exodus' blasted back onto the thrash scene with 'Tempo of the Damned', which could be the most-talked about thrash album since Slayer's 'God Hates Us All'. The line-up from the band is as follows: Steve "Zetro" Souza - Vocals Rick Hunolt - Guitar Gary Holt - Guitar Jack Gibson - Bass Tom Hunting - Drums. And after four great songs, the album starts to dip sadly. Forward March' is the longest of the album, at 7:38. Only problem is, it's so repetitive and mediocre that you'll get halfway before you yawn and hit 'skip'. The riffs, while heavy as always, feel more basic than anything on here previously. It slows down around halfway through, and the thing this song really has got going on is the guitar-work during the solos.