Unholy

Unholy

Track Listings
Disc: 1

1. Necroshine

2. Thunderhead

3. Evil Never Dies

4. Deny the Cross

5. I Hate

6. Shred

7. Bleed Me

8. Long Time Dyin'

9. It Lives

10. Battle

See all 13 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Devil by the Tail

2. Damned

3. No Lights

4. One

5. Crystal Clear

6. Sound of Dying

7. Until I Die

8. Struck Down

9. Unholy

10. I Rise

Tracks:

Summon The Legions
Unholy Crusade
War Of Hate
Lord Of Evil Spirits
Death Is The Gate (Mors Iannua Bitae)
Bleed On The Cross
Divide Et Impera
Master Of Destruction
Night Divine
And Heaven Eternally Burns (Realm Of A Thousand Burning Souls Part II)

Customer Reviews:

Beautiful and Melodic Christraping Black Metal.......2003-06-07

This album is one of lord belials best in my opinion, the lyrics are brilliantly written, the music is beautiful yet brutal, and just an excellent album.

SUPERB!.......2000-07-04

This is one of the best cd's I have picked up in a long time. It is absolutely awesome. It is fast,slow,beautifull,ugly,melodic, and sick, hope I didn't leave anything out. This truely is one of the best blackmetal albums I have ever heard. Lord Belial is deffinetly one of the most underrated bands alive! Simply killer!

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Unholy Roller
Charley Horse
Manufacturer: Acetate Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000BKSJH0
Release Date: 2005-10-25

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Not what I was hoping for!
Not their best
A real mind DESTROYER!!
This is probably my favorite Immolation cd...
unholy cult

Unholy Cult
Immolation
Manufacturer: Olympic
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Close to a World Below
Failures for Gods
Here in After
Harnessing Ruin
Diabolical Conquest

ASIN: B0000787GC
Release Date: 2002-11-12

Tracks:

Of Martyrs And Men
Sinful Nature
Unholy Cult
Wolf Among The Flock
Reluctant Messiah
A Kingdom Divided
Rival The Eminent
Bring Them Down

Album Description

The fifth album from New York's death metal legend's Immolation who have released albums for both Roadrunner and Metal Blade Records over their decade plus career. Century Media. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

Not what I was hoping for!.......2007-08-01

This album and this band is good at best. Not one of my favorites by any means. This is the first and only cd I have by them and I guess I was expecting something else. It has been one of those I look over when I look for something to play in my metal collection. Nothing on here really stands out and makes me say this band or cd is something I'd reccomend to others who like this genre of metal. Others may like them for whatever reasons but I have to pass on them.

Not their best.......2006-03-23

Immolation is one of those bands that you either love or hate. Many have called this Immolation's best album. I must disagree. Dont get me wrong, this is a good death metal album, with many twists and turns, but none of the songs jump out at you. Sure, Reluctant Messiah and A Kingdom Divided are decent songs, but they just cant compare to songs from any other Immolation album. Lastly, the production of the album annoys me. The drums have that triggered feel to them and it takes away from the sound that Immolation has.

Of all the Immolation albums, I rarely listen to this one.

A real mind DESTROYER!!.......2005-12-17

IMMOLATION are one of the FEW death metal band's whom, from the 80's are still KILLER!! IMMO's sound can only be compared to them..VERY FUKKED UP STUFF!!

The whole message against JOOSUS, is great and their is no preaching of ''Satan'' either, showing a NEW intelegence in METAL, which I hope to see continue!!

This almost sorta has a dISEMBOWELMENT feel to it, but not really, very different form the first IMMO album, if not some what better!!

One of the better death metal album's in the 00's!!

Hope the IMMO boyz keep up the SICK work, hail's!!

This is probably my favorite Immolation cd..........2005-12-06

At first, i didn't really like but a couple of songs on here. This is what happens to me on the first couple of listens on all of the Immolation cd's. It's like i like it at first, but at the same time i don't, does that makes sense? After some time though, this has become one of my favorite death metal albums of all time. I don't know what it is about this cd, just the atmosphere, production, riffs, drum-work, everything just rules. I highly recommend this land-mark release to any fan of death metal. Immolation has become one of my favorite death metal bands of all time.

unholy cult.......2005-06-07

Unholy cult is good. Close to a world below is better.

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UNHOLY RULES

Blood of the Medusa
Unholy
Manufacturer: Lambgoat Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000Q7ZBYC
Release Date: 2007-06-05

Tracks:

New Faith
Variola
A Whisper In Darkness
Where Angels Fear
Blood Of the Medusa
Touch Of Death
Beyond the Shroud
Past This Mortal Flame
Rise Of Sarnath
Dreams In the Witch House
Entrails Of a Rotting Sky
Oblivion

Album Description

Featuring members of seminal Syracuse, New York bands The Path Of Resistance, Godbelow, and Another Victim, Unholy plays hardcore influenced metal with no regard for the latest trends and fashions. There is no singing, no blast beats, and no lyrics about love lost. This is modern metal/hardcore with plenty of acerbic vocals, meaty guitar riffs, and double bass from five men who have paid their dues.

Customer Reviews:

UNHOLY RULES.......2007-06-05

Every band associated with this one is great and Unholy are just as awesome. And I haven't even gotten my copy yet! Loved the first EP and can't wait to get this in the mail.

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Unholy mix-up
Its Unholy
All hell breaks loose.

Unholy Passion
Samhain
Manufacturer: E-Magine Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005AVNE
Release Date: 2001-05-08

Tracks:

Unholy Passion
All Hell
Moribund
The Hungry End
Misery Tomb
I Am Misery

Album Description

Remastered reissue of Samhain's Unholy Passion. 6 tracks. 2001 reissue.

Customer Reviews:

Unholy mix-up.......2004-10-08

I remember hearing Unholy Passion for the first time back in the mid-80's. It was beyond spooky. The whole album had this pure feeling of evil and torture.
This CD is great to have around, as I don't like to wear my vinyl out. The only problem is the re-mixing. The guitar tracks were all done over, and the mix was "cleaned up". I loved the orginal mix waaaay more than this offering. The original had a deep, almost throbbing feel to it, even if the vocals were mixed low and instrumental separation was non-existant. That's what set the tone of the album however.
Unholy Passion is one of the best musical offerings any group could put out, but the new mix falls short of the original.

Its Unholy.......2003-02-10

First off, there's a lot of history to this EP. First, it appeared as 5 song EP on vinyl. Then it appeared on the "Initium" CD with an extra track. Then it appeared as the second half of the "Final Descent" album. Now, its back on its own. Another thing to note is that when "Unholy Passion" first game out, it featured Damien on guitar, but somewhere along the way Danzig, as he'd also done with some unrealeased Misfits' material, re-recorded the guitar parts himself (it was rumored that this was done to avoid paying Damien royalties) and I know that this was the version that originally appeared on "Final Descent" and that's also the version that appears here. So you're not really getting the original "Unholy Passion".

Secondly, this contains the 3 best songs Samhain ever recorded, those being "Unholy Passion", "The Hungry End", and "I Am Misery". "All Hell" (an updated version of the Misfits' "All Hell Breaks Loose") and "Moribund" are also good tunes. If you're not familiar Samhain's sound, the best description is sort of mid-tempo punk-goth-hard rock cross that takes its evil much more seriously than the Misfits ever did (but that doesn't mean you have to). And if you wonder why I keep mentioning the Misfits its because Samhain was Glenn Danzig's first post-Misfits project (but chances are you already know that).

Anyway, there 3 lowpoints to this release. One is the so-called "bonus track", "Misery's Tomb", which is just the backing vocal and bass tracks of "I Am Misery". Pretty dull. You'll probably only listen to it intentionally once. Then there's the production. Like all Samhain releases, the production pretty weak. The guitars are mixed too low and the vocals sound sort of muffled. And then, finally, the packaging is chintzy. No pictures, no lyrics, no credits, no nothing. Still, the songs, for the most part, are excellent so they make up for most of the album's weaknesses.

All hell breaks loose........2002-02-07

Previously issued on CD tacked onto INITIUM, the UNHOLY PASSION EP is much better on its own. Barely 20 minutes long, UNHOLY PASSION nonetheless stands as the most consistent, and perhaps the most satisfying, Samhain release.

An excellent "sampler" for the Samhain-curious, UNHOLY PASSION provides marvelous examples of the variety within the Samhain sound, from the sinister Misfits update "All Hell" to the self-explanatory wail of "I Am Misery." The opening title track, the prototypical Samhain chant, is instantly infectious and intoxicating. It doesn't get any darker than this - nor any better. Fans who dig this should definitely shell out now for the rest of the collection.

Unholy Matrimony
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Unholy Matrimony
Paul Clayton
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Universal's Classic Scores of Mystery & Horror

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A Rich & Robust Score
Way over the top!
Much of this shows its classical roots

Universal's Classic Scores of Mystery & Horror

Manufacturer: Marco Polo
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House of Frankenstein
Monster Music: Film Music Classics
The Bride Of Frankenstein (1993 Rerecording Of 1935 Film Score)
Cat People
Legendary Horror Films

ASIN: B00004SYHD
Release Date: 2000-05-16

Tracks:

The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Universal Signature
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Main Title
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Blowing Up The Castle
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Freeing The Monster
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Renewed Life
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Frankenstein's Castle
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Arrival At Vasaria
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Erik's Dilemma
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Baron Frankenstein's Diary
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: The Monster's Trial
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Elsa' s Discovery
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Dr. Kettering's Death
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Ygor's Scheme
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Baron Frankenstein's Advice
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: A New Brain
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Searching The Castle
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Monster Kidnaps Child/Monster's Desire
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The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Mob Psychology
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Monster Talks
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: Death Of The Unholy Three
The Ghost Of Frankenstein: End Cast
Son Of Dracula: Main Title
Black Friday: Hypnosis
Man Made Monster: Corky
Man Made Monster: Electro-Biology
Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror: Main Title
Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror: Limehouse
Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror: Christopher Docks
Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror: Voice Of Terror
Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror: The Spider
Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror: No Time To Lose
Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror: March Of Hate
Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror: End Title

Customer Reviews:

A Rich & Robust Score.......2001-06-19

Many of you, like me, may have been wondering what the difference is between this score and the one that was released in the early 90's, also on the Marco Polo label. Well firstly, the earlier release was not complete and also included tracks from House of Frankenstein. This new release basically happened because composer, John Morgan, was unhappy with the initial release and wanted another crack at this forgotten score. The result: a fully complete and terrific score from the 1942 Universal classic, Ghost of Frankenstein. Morgan was able to pull together the resources that Hans J. Salter himself did not have to record the original and give us the score as it was originally intended. Recorded under the supervision of Salter, just before he passed away, this is hands-down the best release of the monster scores from Marco Polo to date. Do not pass up.

Way over the top!.......2000-06-08

This music is far and away beyond being exceptional! Messrs. John Morgan and William Stromberg have yet again exceed their past triumphs (I have no clue how they keep doing this!). Where to begin? Perhaps, with some numbers: five stars (out of five) for restoration, arrangement/re-arrangement, and cue selection/editing; five stars for presentation (conducting and orchestral performance); five stars for recording and mastering; and five stars for the fascinating (and huge!) CD booklet courtesy of Messrs. Bill Whitaker and John Morgan (the photo on page 33 is worth the price of admission alone!). With a new orchestral venue and technical crew, Mr. Stromberg has once again "come into his own," acoustically speaking; the technical aspects of past recordings with the Moscow Symphony Orchestra has often been ham handed and uneven to the point of distraction. But the sound on these tracks is definitely 21st Century in quality! For those new to the neighborhood, just who are these two film composer folks--Frank Skinner and Hans J. Salter? Well, among other notable achievements, they saved many a Universal programmer during the late 30's and early-to-mid 40's (and very likely the studios's bacon to boot). When you view Universal's "second wave" of horror films even today, two things instantly grab your attention: the stunning photography and the inventive, pulsating music. "(These) pictures were a great challenge, because ... before scoring they didn't seem to have much fright about them or cohesion either. They'd screen one of those pictures for us without the music, and it would be nothing. The challenge was in creating the sense of terror and suspense, and that is something music can do. All the pictures we saved for them!" Mr. Salter is quoted as saying in the CD booklet. Like many of the film scores of Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Salter and Skinner's music transcends and is enormously superior to the films for which they composed. Until Messrs. Morgan and Stromberg got the bit in their teeth, Salter and Skinner's film scores had served to elevate fair-to middling films, but, in turn, it was the poor reputation of these movies that served to suppress vastly underrated film music! NONE of this music has ever been heard like it is presented here. The Universal studio orchestra had barely 40 players; this CD uses a full symphony. Also, Mr. Morgan was able to work extensively with Mr. Salter on restorations during the final year's of the latter's long life. To quote Mr. Salter once more from the CD booklet, the executives at Universal "never knew what they had" in the way of music talent. I strongly recommend that you don't make the same mistake. Latch on to this CD while you still can!

Much of this shows its classical roots.......2000-05-17

Some music is great fun, either in itself or by personal associations or both. So when Marco Polo issued selections from the Salter/Skinner scores to "Son of Frankenstein," "The Invisible Man Returns," and "The Wolf Man" back in 1995 and followed up with the complete film score to "House of Frankenstein" by Salter and Dessau, I could not keep from grinning foolishly hearing it, all the time realizing how good some of it really was.

Now we have (8.225124) that treat us to 22 cuts from "The Ghost of Frankenstein," 8 from "Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror," and a taste of three other films. The very generous program notes tell the whole story, with good lobbycard illustrations, of how this team worked together--one slept as the other worked--and I leave it to you to read all about it for yourself. As for the music itself, listen to the "Monster Theme" in the first suite and think if you will of how Wagner treated the "Dragon Leitmotif" in "Siegfried" to appreciate how classically grounded much of this music is in the tradition of Weber, Wagner, and even Richard Strauss. Not all of the selections are of high quality, but enough are to merit this offering a high rating.

Tracks:

Me and the Black and White Dream
Women Priests and Addicts
Bringing You the Love
Frank de Salvo
Long Drawn Sunday Night
Peaches
Dirty Clothing
Moon Lullaby
Coloured Stone
Sadness of Sex (Pt. 1)
Wating for the Storm
You Know I'm Fine
Bemused, Confused and Bedraggled [*]
Pelican Blonde [*]
Tropical Fishbowl [*]
How Does That Feel [*]
Sigh 4.44 [*]
Something for the Longing [*]
Farewell, Dear Bonnie [*]
On a Sunday [*]

Album Description

Newly remastered, this CD runs for 70 minutes and includes 9 bonus tracks as well as liner notes by Alistair Fitchett. Stand-out tracks include 'Dirty Clothing', 'Bringing You The Love', 'The Sadness Of Sex Pt. 1' and the should have been single 'Peaches'. Among the pick of the bonus cuts are the singles 'Something For The Lounging And Bemused', 'Confused' and 'Bedraggled'. LTM. 2005.

Album Details

Remastered with Nine Bonus Tracks. Originally Released in 1991 by the Acclaimed Glaswegian Band.

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Rapture
Unholy
Manufacturer: Avant-Garde
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Release Date: 2006-03-21

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Into Cold Light
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For the Unknown One
Wunderwerck
After God
Unzeitgeist
Wretched
Deluge

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Very Satisfied
In the vein of The Headless Children
Excellent WASP
Not as good as kfd, to say the least
standard W.A.S.P.

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ASIN: B00005APZN
Release Date: 2001-04-03

Tracks:

LET IT ROAR
HATE TO LOVE ME
LOCO-MOTIVE MAN
UNHOLY TERROR
CHARISMA
WHO SLAYED BABY JAME?
EUPHORIA
RAVEN HEART
EVERYMORE
WATED WHITE BOYS

Customer Reviews:

Very Satisfied.......2007-02-03

I am very satisfied with my purchase. It CD was in great shape.

In the vein of The Headless Children.......2006-05-05

In 1989, WASP released "The Headless Children", an album that frontman and vocalist Blackie Lawless used as a vehicle to spew venom upon the prevailing social hypocrisy of that time. It became an instant fan favourite. Now, more than a decade later, Lawless returns in the same mould, with WASP's "Unholy Terror". And boy, does the album speak out or what. For all of his recklessness and rebellious attitude, Lawless is not an anarchist, as he was and is often made out to be. His strong beliefs on religion and society's misgivings are more than evident on this album.

The album opens with "Let It Roar", a kickass number with some real heavy riffs by long time WASP guitarist Chris Holmes. Though the drums seem kinda hollow, this song is a definite concert favourite. Blackie's vocals are as raw as ever, and the man seems to show no signs of age affecting him. "Hate To Love Me" is WASP's idea of a love song, and Blackie sure a hell has no concept of sugary sweet love. Heh. Blackie is his usual irreverent self.

"Loco-motive Man" is the first social stab on the album. This isn't about any train driver, but, in Blackie's own words, "it's about an individual on a ride that's out of control". Lawless apparently is talking about all the shoot-outs in American schools, but this song could be about just any psycho out there.

The album's central theme is explored in two songs. "Unholy Terror" is kinda marred by its low guitar tones, but Blackie's vocals are mesmerizing. It leads into "Charisma", a song that speaks about the effects that the powerful few have on the believing millions. There are extensive notes in the inner sleeves that lend an insight into what these songs are all about.

The rest of the album has a lot of diversity, with vintage WASP carnage on tracks like "Who Slayed Baby Jane" and "Raven Heart", a real inspired instrumental "Euphoria" and the final "Wasted White Boys". The only real disappointment is "Evermore", which was to be included as a reprise to 'Forever Free" on the Headless album. It was not developed at that time, and in my opinion, should have been left so.

Blackie has produced this album himself, and has done a pretty good job of it. However the production is not without blemishes. The most glaring problem on the album is that the drums have been recorded very poorly, and end up sounding very hollow and disjointed a lot of the times. Though it isn't evident all the time, it does prove to be distracting on a couple of tracks. Also, there isn't much of a song writing collaboration with guitarist Chris Holmes. This tends to make certain parts of the album sound similar at times.

All in all, this album shows that WASP still haven't lost it after all these years, a fact that is more relevant coming in the wake of "Helldorado", which wasn't exactly a critical or commercial success. This is a great album to have, in fact, a must-buy for WASP fans. And if you're not, than its high time you became one. You won't regret it.

Excellent WASP.......2006-03-12

Make no mistake, this is right up there with The Headless Children and Crimson. Blackie went back to basics and it shows. From Let it roar to Charisma, it rocks. Much better than Helldorado and the worst WASP to date, KFD.

Not as good as kfd, to say the least.......2005-03-23