I Will Not Go Quietly [Import]

I Will Not Go Quietly [Import]

I Will Not Go Quietly [Import]

Track Listings
 
1. Will Not Go Quietly/Resurrection
2. Welcome (To My Humble Home)
3. Revenge (Is Sweet)
4. The Last Straw
5. Wildest Dreams
6. Dead & Gone
7. Dream Deceiver
8. Shit
9. Duchess Of Debauchery
10. User 7
11. See You In Hell

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
2003 reunion album for L.A. based metal act featuring charismatic front-woman Anne Boleyn. Massacre Records.

I Will Not Go Quietly,Hellion,Massacre,Heavy Metal
I Will Not Go Quietly
Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
  • Two bad songs ruin what would be a great album
  • This CD Grows on You
  • What took so long?
 I Will Not Go Quietly
Hellion
Manufacturer: Massacre
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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  1. The Black Book
  2. Screams in the Night (Autographed & Numbered!)
  3. Queen of Hell

ASIN: B00007EB91
Release Date: 2003-01-28

Tracks:

  1. Will Not Go Quietly/Resurrection
  2. Welcome (To My Humble Home)
  3. Revenge (Is Sweet)
  4. The Last Straw
  5. Wildest Dreams
  6. Dead & Gone
  7. Dream Deceiver
  8. Shit
  9. Duchess Of Debauchery
  10. User 7
  11. See You In Hell

Album Description

2003 reunion album for L.A. based metal act featuring charismatic front-woman Anne Boleyn. Massacre Records.

Customer Reviews:

1 out of 5 stars Two bad songs ruin what would be a great album.......2006-07-03

I'm a big Hellion/Ann Boleyn fan. I have all of their albums, even the many compilations, etc. Before I got Will Not Go Quietly I had a "Fan Club Sampler" CD with 3 of the not-yet-released tracks from the forthcoming CD and liked them all.

I liked Will Not Go Quietly until I got to track 10 called "User 7." This antisemitic, rasict song really bummed me out. I was disappointed in Ann for singing such material, and it's so unnecessary for someone with her talent to put out trash like that. Just turned me off to the whole CD. There is another song that bashed the USA which I also personally didn't care for, but I'm OK with anything political and free speech, if Ann Boleyn hates Americans and sings about the USA in a derogatory way to her European audience that's perfectly acceptable to me. Blatant racism against Jewish people as found on this CD however, does not amuse me and serves no purpose in my opinion.

As an interesting note, I was informed that the U.S. release of this album will not contain either of the two songs I mentioned, one being antisemitic and one anti-American.

Will Not Go Quietly could have been another great album from Hellion and Ann Boleyn, but the lyrical content ruined it for me.

5 out of 5 stars This CD Grows on You.......2004-05-31

This is the kind of CD that grows on you. Ann Boleyn's vocals are the best when it comes to female metal singers. The guitar wirk is great, but I would have liked more solos. I think the guy who wrote the review before me is nutz, because I think there are a lot of similarities between Screams In the Night and Will Not Go Quietly. Same producer, same Chet Thompson, same Ann Boleyn, plus Ray Schenk from the original mile-up.

3 out of 5 stars What took so long?.......2003-06-01

Made in GER in 2003, Serial# MAS-CD-0339, Playing time 63:14

"Will Not Go Quietly" (there is no "I") is the long-awaited (13 years!) 3rd full-length studio album from HELLION.

It's been a while since I last played "The Black Book", the band's previous album; so I indulged. WHOA! what a difference...

"WNGQ" features 12 songs (11 tracks), most of which are full of energy and enthusiasm; but gone is what, in my opinion, made Hellion an interesting band (have no fear, Ann Boleyn is still there!). The melodies are somewhat too basic, and the "harmonic" guitar work almost absent; the production is somewhat compressed, and Ann's vocals are a bit flat.

There are still a few worthwhile tracks, but nothing that will become a "metal anthem". The last decade offered a number of releases featuring live recordings from the group, as well as a "best of" entitled "Queen Of Hell" released back in 2000; it included a "rough mix" of "Dead And Gone", the final version of which finally surfaces on "WNGQ".

There's plenty of "woomph" and "crunch", some good guitar breaks, but in general, I found the material a bit stale...

The band is now back in the studio, which makes me very, very worried about the next release: the material on "WNGQ" is not particularly original, so I hope they're not rushing into things.

Approach this release with an open mind; we're no longer in "Screams In The Night" or "The Black Book" territory; they sound very different these days...

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