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No Man's Land

Holocaust

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1984's No Mans Land effectively witnessed the birth of Holocaust Mark II, when original leader and guitarist John Mortimer was convinced to resurrect his recently defunct band to capitalize on the surprise demand for its 1983 Live (Hot Curry & Wine) release. Of course this very spotty and inauspicious record hardly qualified as a "band" effort, seeing as how Mortimer wound up handling all vocal, guitar, and bass duties, leaving only the drums for new arrival Steve Cowen to tackle. Maybe they shouldn't have bothered, as the resulting 11 mercifully brief, demo-quality songs heard here bore little resemblance to the Holocaust of old. Not only was the sound positively tiny when compared to the Scottish metal heads' powerful, meaty early efforts, the songwriting on hand was horribly amateurish, with only the title track and the ultra-cheesy "Here Come the Good Times" showing any staying power in future live sets -- and not much, at that. To no one's surprise, Holocaust was soon no more yet again, and it would take five years for a more lasting and truly worthwhile comeback to take shape.

© Eduardo Rivadavia /TiVo

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1
No Man's Land
00:02:23

John Mortimer, Composer - Holocaust, MainArtist

© 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd ℗ 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd Cherry Red Records Ltd

2
We Will Rock And We Will Roll
00:02:13

John Mortimer, Composer - Holocaust, MainArtist

© 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd ℗ 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd Cherry Red Records Ltd

3
No Time Left
00:03:11

John Mortimer, Composer - Holocaust, MainArtist

© 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd ℗ 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd Cherry Red Records Ltd

4
Let's Go
00:03:09

Anonymous, Composer - Holocaust, MainArtist

© 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd ℗ 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd Cherry Red Records Ltd

5
On The Ropes
00:02:54

John Mortimer, Composer - Holocaust, MainArtist

© 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd ℗ 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd Cherry Red Records Ltd

6
Satellite City
00:03:36

John Mortimer, Composer - Holocaust, MainArtist

© 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd ℗ 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd Cherry Red Records Ltd

7
Power Play
00:00:54

John Mortimer, Composer - Holocaust, MainArtist

© 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd ℗ 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd Cherry Red Records Ltd

8
By The Waterside
00:04:05

John Mortimer, Composer - Holocaust, MainArtist

© 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd ℗ 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd Cherry Red Records Ltd

9
Missing Presumed Dead
00:03:05

John Mortimer, Composer - Holocaust, MainArtist

© 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd ℗ 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd Cherry Red Records Ltd

10
Alone
00:02:50

John Mortimer, Composer - Holocaust, MainArtist

© 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd ℗ 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd Cherry Red Records Ltd

11
Here Comes The Good Times
00:03:43

John Mortimer, Composer - Holocaust, MainArtist

© 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd ℗ 1984 Cherry Red Records Ltd Cherry Red Records Ltd

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1984's No Mans Land effectively witnessed the birth of Holocaust Mark II, when original leader and guitarist John Mortimer was convinced to resurrect his recently defunct band to capitalize on the surprise demand for its 1983 Live (Hot Curry & Wine) release. Of course this very spotty and inauspicious record hardly qualified as a "band" effort, seeing as how Mortimer wound up handling all vocal, guitar, and bass duties, leaving only the drums for new arrival Steve Cowen to tackle. Maybe they shouldn't have bothered, as the resulting 11 mercifully brief, demo-quality songs heard here bore little resemblance to the Holocaust of old. Not only was the sound positively tiny when compared to the Scottish metal heads' powerful, meaty early efforts, the songwriting on hand was horribly amateurish, with only the title track and the ultra-cheesy "Here Come the Good Times" showing any staying power in future live sets -- and not much, at that. To no one's surprise, Holocaust was soon no more yet again, and it would take five years for a more lasting and truly worthwhile comeback to take shape.

© Eduardo Rivadavia /TiVo

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