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Sodom|Persecution Mania

Persecution Mania

Sodom

  • Publicado el 1/1/87 por SPV
  • Artistas principales: Sodom
  • Género Metal
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Sodom's landmark Persecution Mania stands at the very crossroads of thrash and death metal. A virtual tour de force of blinding speed and blunt force, it is also arguably the best album of Sodom's checkered career. Recorded shortly after the arrival of guitarist extraordinaire Frank Blackfire, Persecution Mania took the group's fast-as-can-be, subtlety-free, roast-every-bridge approach to a whole new level of intensity and power. With their brazen ferocity and single-minded velocity, face-ripping moshers like "Nuclear Winter," "Outbreak of Evil," and the title track may have seemed a bit one-dimensional to older metal heads at the time (though these were accorded a fitting cover of Motörhead's seminal "Iron Fist"), but it played right into the hands of the genre's ever-growing contingent of younger, more extreme fans. Even at 13 tracks, the album is so deep that the absolute classic "Sodomy and Lust" only arrives at number 11 -- now that is value for your buck. When combined with similarly audacious and controversial nuggets like "Christ Passion" and "Conjuration," there is little doubt that Persecution Mania would have made the P.M.R.C.'s most-wanted list had it been released a few years earlier. Curiously, much of the music captured here recalls the parallel advancements of fellow proto-deathsters Sepultura, with whom Sodom endured a nervously respectful relationship. So it is interesting to note how the Brazilians used these developments as a springboard to altogether greater achievements, while, for Sodom, this would be its finest hour. An interesting case study of both bands' divergent paths from thrash to death, to be sure, but one that should in no way detract from Sodom's and especially Persecution Mania's crucial contribution to this movement.

© Eduardo Rivadavia /TiVo

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1
Nuclear Winter
00:05:23

Sodom, Composer, MainArtist

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

2
Electrocution
00:03:14

Sodom, Composer, MainArtist

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

3
Iron Fist
00:02:43

Sodom, MainArtist - Eddie Clarke, Composer - Phil Taylor, Composer - Ian Kilmister, Composer

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

4
Persecution Mania
00:03:38

Sodom, Composer, MainArtist - Frank Blackfire, Composer - Angelripper, Composer - Chris Witchhunter, Composer

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

5
Enchanted Land
00:03:59

Sodom, Composer, MainArtist

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

6
Procession to Golgatha
00:02:01

Sodom, Composer, MainArtist

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

7
Christ Passion
00:06:11

Sodom, Composer, MainArtist - Angelripper, Composer - Grave Violator, Composer - Chris Witchhunter, Composer

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

8
Conjuration
00:03:42

Sodom, Composer, MainArtist - Aggressor, Composer - Witchhunter, Composer - Angelripper, Composer

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

9
Bombenhagel
00:04:58

Sodom, Composer, Performance, MainArtist - Thomas Such, Composer, Writer - Frank Gosdzik, Composer - Christian Johannes Dudek, Composer

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

10
Outbreak of Evil
00:03:32

Sodom, MainArtist - Thomas Such, Composer, Writer - Josef Dominik, Composer - Christian Johannes Dudek, Composer - Angelripper, Composer - Grave Violator, Composer - Chris Witchhunter, Composer

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

11
Sodomy and Lust
00:05:13

Sodom, Composer, MainArtist

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

12
Conqueror
00:03:29

Sodom, Composer, MainArtist - Frank Blackfire, Composer - Angelripper, Composer - Chris Witchhunter, Composer

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

13
My Atonement
00:06:04

Sodom, Composer, MainArtist - Frank Blackfire, Composer - Angelripper, Composer - Chris Witchhunter, Composer

© 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH ℗ 1987 BMG Rights Management GmbH

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Sodom's landmark Persecution Mania stands at the very crossroads of thrash and death metal. A virtual tour de force of blinding speed and blunt force, it is also arguably the best album of Sodom's checkered career. Recorded shortly after the arrival of guitarist extraordinaire Frank Blackfire, Persecution Mania took the group's fast-as-can-be, subtlety-free, roast-every-bridge approach to a whole new level of intensity and power. With their brazen ferocity and single-minded velocity, face-ripping moshers like "Nuclear Winter," "Outbreak of Evil," and the title track may have seemed a bit one-dimensional to older metal heads at the time (though these were accorded a fitting cover of Motörhead's seminal "Iron Fist"), but it played right into the hands of the genre's ever-growing contingent of younger, more extreme fans. Even at 13 tracks, the album is so deep that the absolute classic "Sodomy and Lust" only arrives at number 11 -- now that is value for your buck. When combined with similarly audacious and controversial nuggets like "Christ Passion" and "Conjuration," there is little doubt that Persecution Mania would have made the P.M.R.C.'s most-wanted list had it been released a few years earlier. Curiously, much of the music captured here recalls the parallel advancements of fellow proto-deathsters Sepultura, with whom Sodom endured a nervously respectful relationship. So it is interesting to note how the Brazilians used these developments as a springboard to altogether greater achievements, while, for Sodom, this would be its finest hour. An interesting case study of both bands' divergent paths from thrash to death, to be sure, but one that should in no way detract from Sodom's and especially Persecution Mania's crucial contribution to this movement.

© Eduardo Rivadavia /TiVo

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