Deaf Dealer - Journey Into Fear flac album

A few cassette copies were circulated in the metal underground, and the LP eventually gained a cult status, with many fans going as far to call it "the greatest metal album never officially released. Based in Quebec, DEAF DEALER started in the early '80s as DEATH DEALER, and made an appearance on the legendary compilation "Metal Massacre IV" in 1983 with the song "Cross My Way". A short time later, the original singer Andre Larouche was replaced by Lalonde and the band changed its name to DEAF DEALER. They released a highly acclaimed debut in 1986 under the title "Keeper Of The Flame" and in 1987 they recorded eight songs that were never released.

Deaf Dealer's second full length album, Journey Into Fear, is the epitome of "lost in time". It was originally recorded and set to be released just a year after their debut in 1987, but their label at the time decided it was unlikely to be profitable and flat out refused to release the album. While the album didn't make it out officially, a small number tapes were circulated in the metal underground and it continued to be spread online with the advent of the internet

Album (Studio full-length).

In addition, where Journey Into Fear excels is on the two epics, the middle eastern influenced Blood and Sand and the title track which is well crafted and adventurous. On the downside, the production is one of the weak points on here as it gives away the release date of the album even though some may feel that it adds to the cult/obscure nature of Journey Into Fear. In addition, there will be some who will be turned off by the big similarity to Iron Maiden which maxes out at a few guitar leads

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