this series of albums from intense records was an attempt to make money by frontline no doubt... and it worked.
the cd starts out with 'phantom limb'... the remix... i guess... the best thing about this cd is that it's raw and good. the music is heavy, the album has no production... it's just... metal.
the cd goes by with much head banging and a cool 'white-washed tomb/stereotaxic atrocities' mix. the biggest turn on about this album was the song 'Tempter' by trouble... i don't know much about trouble... but this song RULES! much like the 'skeezix dilemma' ... but not. this song really is the heaviest song ever that has existed on tourniquet shores.
overall... this cd is a wonderful addition to any collection of music.
9/10
Other coverage for this album
Heaven's Metal #41Reviewed by Doug Van PeltOh yes! It doesn't take but one listen to this disc to know that you've got one molten hot slab of killer tunes collected on one "Live in the studio" EP. These performances definitely live up to the name "Intense Live Series." Two of the tunes are mega collectors-items: a cover of the Bloodgood tune The Messiah (with Les Carlsen handling lead vocals!) and The Tempter, a tune off the first Trouble…The Lighthouse April 1993Reviewed by Brad MatternThis was a great idea from Intense records. The series of live in the studio recordings, is a must for fans. Do not be expecting the best sound, though. The live series includes Deliverance, Tourniquet, Mortal, Rose, and Die Happy. Deliverance kicks off with Stryper's "Surrender," which sounds a lot like the original. This tune is certainly the greatest tune on this collection. "No Love" off of…More from Tourniquet
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