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bigmouth a écrit :"Court in the act" restera a tout jamais un des meilleurs album de la NWOBHM avec "Power games", "friends of hell" et "wild cat"!

Leur concert a Wacken il y a 2 ans je crois fut carrément GRANDIOSE!!!!! Aussi grand qu'en 1983 à leur apogée!

dave a écrit : je me suis pas encore remis de leur annulation au KIT y'a quelques années, Tippins, Ramsey, Ross, English en live ! même 20 ans après ça aurai été terrible !!!!

dave a écrit:
je me suis pas encore remis de leur annulation au KIT y'a quelques années, Tippins, Ramsey, Ross, English en live ! même 20 ans après ça aurai été terrible !!!!


M'en parle pas... un des pires trucs me soit arrivé dans ma vie...
Time does not heal...

Everflow a écrit : A ce moment là le Metal plus extrême est en plein boom, alors pour ne pas être confondu avec un groupe de black metal, ils changent le nom en PARIAH.
Ils sortent The Kindred en 88, mais en fait l'album est quasiment thrash, c'était pas la peine de changer le nom si on y repense =)

SATAN is one of the most important groups that emerged in the early NWOBHM era. Their unique mixture of heavy and power metal spirit with thrash riffage brought a handful of unforgettable tunes and revolutionized heavy music as we know it.

Court In The Act is their debut release and in the same time their highlight. Ten tracks (including the intro) and over 40 minutes of music that was absolutely groundbreaking for a 1983 release.

Satan managed to come up with a sound that was way ahead of their own time. The songs were melodic, but in the same time very aggressive - a sign of an upcoming revolution.

Both guitarists, Russ Tippins and Steve Ramsey, delivered a truly amazing performance - although their styles were completely different, the duo managed to perfectly balance their playing and introduce a handful of timeless riffs and solos. The best example of the band’s impressive guitar virtuosity can be heard in the sharp and heavy tune 'Break Free', which features a dazzling 3-minute solo. Other highlights include the intensive 'No Turning Back', the atmospheric 'Alone in the Docks' and the epic instrumental track 'Ritual'.

Court in the Act remains one of Satan’s best releases, as well as one of the most unappreciated - even though the album hit the stores immediately before the thrash metal explosion, being somewhat a pioneer on the scene, it failed to gain the proper popularity it deserved. Most critics claim that this LP was just a bit too much for the average listener in 1983, when even such bands as JUDAS PRIEST and IRON MAIDEN played music nowhere near as dynamic and aggressive as Satan.

Now, thanks to this exclusive re-edition of Court in the Act, you can once again experience one of the best releases in the history of metal! After 25 years, this album still possesses the same force it had on the day of its premiere - a force that cannot be denied… New digipack edition includes 3 bonus tracks. Digitally remastered using 24-Bit process on golden disc, limited to numerated 1,000 copies. Metal Mind Productions will release the album on November 24th in Europe and January 20th in the US (via MVD).

Tracklist: 'Into The Fire', 'Trial By Fire', 'Blades Of Steel', 'No Turning Back', 'Broken Treaties', 'Break Free', 'Hunt You Down', 'The Ritual', 'Dark Side Of Innocence', 'Alone In The Dock'. Bonus tracks: 'Dynamo', 'Pull The Trigger', 'Break Free' (single version).

Court in the Act remains one of Satan’s best releases, as well as one of the most unappreciated - even though the album hit the stores immediately before the thrash metal explosion, being somewhat a pioneer on the scene, it failed to gain the proper popularity it deserved. Most critics claim that this LP was just a bit too much for the average listener in 1983, when even such bands as JUDAS PRIEST and IRON MAIDEN played music nowhere near as dynamic and aggressive as Satan.

Metal Knight a écrit :

Court in the Act remains one of Satan’s best releases, as well as one of the most unappreciated - even though the album hit the stores immediately before the thrash metal explosion, being somewhat a pioneer on the scene, it failed to gain the proper popularity it deserved. Most critics claim that this LP was just a bit too much for the average listener in 1983, when even such bands as JUDAS PRIEST and IRON MAIDEN played music nowhere near as dynamic and aggressive as Satan.

et ben.. LES NULS !
Bref.. c'est tiré d'où ce texte stp everflo' ?

Bob Ricard a écrit :J'ai vu le lp "Suspended Sentence",samedi dernier chez un disquaire,par le plus pur des hasards.
Au vu de la pochette et du nom,et ne connaissant absolument pas ce groupe,je demande au vendeur si il peut m'en passer un extrait.Il a pas de platine vinyle!
Je lui reponds que je vais me renseigner et que je repasserai.
Et demain il sera mien sauf si Gaetan lit ça et qu'il passe avant moi!

Kiss of Death a écrit :c'est clair... un classique parmi les classiques de la NWOBHM ce Suspended Sentence, même s'il est moins connu que Court in the Act.

Cardinal-Sin a écrit :Blaze Of Obscurity existe en CD ( vu que je l'ai) mais j'aime pas trop ni Pariah, ni Satan époque "Suspensed Sentence" enfin c'est pas que j'aime pas, y a de bons riffs, mais les chansons ne marquent pas. Pour moi c'est de la troisième division... en même temps je suis pas de bonne humeur aujourd'hui
.pour être plus honnête c'est le genre de groupes qui avec le temps deviennent intéressant parcequ'ils ont le son de l'époque, mais je pense que dans le style il y a beaucoup beaucoup beaucoup mieux....

cela dit "Court In The Act" c'est le seul que je retiens avec attention, les morceaux sont bons, j'aimerais bien le trouvé en version original, je n'ai qu'une cope Mp3 de Flo d'ailleurs