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1.1 Imaginary Music1.2 Dying Day1.3 Killers of the Unborn1.4 Close to the Edge1.5 Going Nowhere1.6 Dead Lock1.7 Opus to the Third Heaven1.8 King of Kings1.9 In the Eye of the Fire1.10 Rock for the King1.11 Light the Flame1.12 Terrorist Child1.13 King Jesus ; Blues Jam1.14 Give Your Life |
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| | Description: | Hotter Than Hell by Barren Cross, released 10 December 2021, includes the following tracks: "Killers Of The Unborn", "Going Nowhere", "Opus To The Third Heaven", "In The Eye Of The Fire" and more.
This version of Hotter Than Hell comes as a 1xCD. - Nearing the end of relentlessly touring the Atomic Arena album, and having only two releases under the band's belt, Barren Cross pulled into the International Ballroom in Pico Rivera, CA to record this game changing live release. For many, Barren Cross defined "heavy metal" and Hotter Than Hell! Live only confirmed that conviction. Studio albums are supposed to be produced, calculated, and pristine. Live albums are supposed to let the band breathe and let the musician's talent and expertise shine though with no filters. That's exactly what happens with Hotter Than Hell! And that is why the band comes across like a full-throttle freight train - louder and more theatrical with an elite vocal performance and exquisite shredding guitars creating a metallic landscape making any metal fan feel compelled to instantly shoot up the Dio metal horns. The album also give bassist, Jim LaVerde the chance to thump his bass into oblivion, wielding his axe to some very memorable moments. Also included are two songs not found on any other Barren Cross release - "Opus To The Third Heaven" which is an all-out band jam and might be their most artistic and creative venture ever. The second unreleased track is "King Jesus & Blues Jam" which is a bluesy metal romp with non-stop soloing and elite axemanship. What cannot be denied is the sheer quality of every song on this live album as it includes 14 of the most important metal anthems that impacted the lives of metal fans in the 1980's. The 2020 Retroactive Records reissue gives this powerful album the deluxe treatment it deserves with an expanded booklet and a brilliant remaster that allows the magic of the original release to impact the listener more powerfully than ever before. So never forget, "he's the rock, the great I Am, the reason why we sing, he's the King of kings, the master of all things, the power and the source, the everlasting force."Limited to 1000 copies.
Originally released in 1990. Copyright 2003 Rykodisc. Produced under license from Rhino Entertainment Company.
2020 Legends Remastered series version remastered by Rob Colwell.
Recorded at the International Ballroom, Pico Rivera, CA
Recorded with the Record Plant Mobile Truck
Mixed at Mad Dog Studios, Venice, CA
The booklet for this reissue is missing the lyrics for and songwriting credits for "In the Eye of the Fire." Those credits have been marked as [Uncredited]."Hotter Than Hell" is a powerful live album by the legendary Christian metal band Barren Cross, released in CD format by Retroactive Records. Capturing an electrifying performance, this release showcases the band's signature blend of melodic heavy metal and thought-provoking lyrics that have inspired fans worldwide since their formation in the early 1980s. Barren Cross achieved critical acclaim with albums like "Atomic Arena" and "State of Control," earning recognition for their musicianship and socially conscious themes. Retroactive Records, known for reviving classic Christian rock and metal releases, ensures high-quality reissues that honor the legacy of influential artists while introducing them to new generations. | | | No. of tracks: |
14 |
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RTTV1538.2 |
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