Still Ignorant Live [Live]

Still Ignorant Live [Live]

Still Ignorant Live [Live]

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
1997 live album for the thrash metal act that's deleted domestically. Metal Blade Records.

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Still Ignorant Live
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Lame testament of a perished Reich
  • The best live cd I ever
  • Sacred rips it up!
  • Excellent
Still Ignorant Live
Sacred Reich
Manufacturer: Metal Blade
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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  1. Heal
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ASIN: B000001CAB
Release Date: 1997-11-11

Tracks:

  1. American Way
  2. Administrative Decissions
  3. One Nation
  4. Independent
  5. State Of Emergency
  6. The Power Of The Written Word
  7. Heal
  8. Blue Suit, Brown Shirt
  9. Who's To Blame
  10. Violent Solutions
  11. War Pigs
  12. Death Squad
  13. Surf Nicaragua

Album Description

1997 live album for the thrash metal act that's deleted domestically. Metal Blade Records.

Album Details

Mad Grandiose Bloodfiends is the Third Full-length Release for Ancient and Continues Where their Metal Balde Debut, the Cainian Chronicle Left Off. The Album Includes a Cover of the Mercyful Fate Classic "Black Funeral".

Customer Reviews:

1 out of 5 stars Lame testament of a perished Reich.......2006-03-26

In the top 10 of "Once Very Promising Metalbands" Sacred Reich would be right there along with used-to-be-infamous-names like Carcass, Napalm Death and Bathory. They all started out with albums that hit the listener in the face, leaving him dizzy, bashed up and nauseated. But as time went by, and the amount of albums grew, a decline of quality was felt all the way through the bones. The music became more pollished, more develloped, but the intensity, the rawness, and the original sounding voice was gone.

When singer Lee Dorian left Napalm Death and was replaced with vocalist Barney Greenaway, the band should have changed its name, because whatever they were doing, they weren't doing Napalm Death anymore.
If Carcass had done only their gruewesome first grindcore hit "Reek of putrefaction", they would have made history. They still made history with that first LP, but the pile of "noisy nothingness" they made later on, covered most of their reputation being the most disgusting band alive.
And who caress to try out the latest Bathory output? This tight, fast and pitchdark black metalband from chilly Skandanavia once brought us candlelight-deleria like "Blood, fire, death" and "Under the sign of the black mark", but with the opera-like "Hammerheart" the blood and fire seemed to deminnish, and with "Twilight of the Gods" we knew that this little Northern adventure was finished too.

"Ignorance" was Sacred Reich's debut and it had some great songs on it: "Death squad", "Victims of demise", the title track and, surprisingly, a melancholical intrumental track called "Layed to rest".
The band's follow up was the E.P. "Surf Nicaragua" with the popular, catchy scream-along title track, the Black Sabbath cover "War pigs" and two live tracks. The quality of this second album suggested that the first one wasn't a one-day-fly-thing.
Sacred Reich gave a more than solide live concert at the Dynamo Festival in Eindhoven, Holland, which produced a 4-track live album, called "Alive at the Dynamo". Yet again we can enjoy "Surf Nicaragua", "Death squad" and the likes. And still the band was in great shape.
With "Independence" however the amount of good songs was rather small compared to the more routine-like tracks. "The American way" and "Heal" provided our stereo's with music from a band that seemed to suffer from creative jetlag. And the final album, a whole live cd called "Still Ignorant Live" was the definitive downfall.
Not one song sounds convincing, singer Phil Rind doesn't even seem to try to put up any effort to connect to the crowd. It's like Alzheimer has crept in, and all we hear are some echo's of songs that once ruled the stages throughout the world.

Sacred Reich slowely evolved into a dying Reich, and with this last live (but not so lively) CD "Still Ignorant Live", the band uttered its last breath and finally became a Burried Reich.
That in itself is not what's so sad, it's the fact that the band buried itself, is what is so hurting. Being in the top 10 of "Once So Promising Bands", Sacred Reich should have deserved a little more.

5 out of 5 stars The best live cd I ever.......2005-04-21

Better then kiss alive lol Ready this is a must have it rocks from start to finish you need it if you like SACRED then what are you waiting for buy it or be sorry when this OUT OF PRINT CD GOES way up.

5 out of 5 stars Sacred rips it up!.......2001-10-23

I stumbled on this album after not hearing anything from these guys in a while, and I couldn't wait to rip it open and force feed the cd player!
The music is classic Sacred with the live sound, and they sound like it was one great show to have seen.
NO TRUTH.......NO JUSTICE!
When are they coming out with another album? I have all their music and some of the EP's which I had to dig up. An excellent live album, and a must for any Sacred fan! ! ! !

5 out of 5 stars Excellent.......2000-04-11

This cd is awesome! I can't believe people don't give Sacred Reich the credit they deserve. I listen to lots of music and I can say that this is one of my favorite cd's. So my recomendation is to go out and buy this cd. If you don't, and when you go out and buy a Korn cd or Rage cd, just remember that it ain't gonna be as good as this one.

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  2. The Best of Brujeria
  3. The Collection [Import]
  4. The Gooseberry Sessions & Rarities
  5. The Mill Hill Sessions
  6. The Original Human Being
  7. Thunder & Lightning [Import]
  8. Tokyo Blade [Original recording remastered] [Import]
  9. Transcendence
  10. Unruly Child

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