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Metal Church - Blessing In Disguise Album

Metal Church - Blessing In Disguise Album
Performer: Metal Church
Title: Blessing In Disguise
Country: Poland
Genre: Rock Music
Style:Speed Metal
Catalog number: 995
Label: Takt Music
MP3 album szie: 2883 mb
FLAC album size: 1823 mb

Tracklist

1Cannot Tell A Lie4:17
2The Powers That Be5:22
3Fake Healer5:55
4Anthem To The Estranged9:31
5Of Unsound Mind4:44
6It's A Secret3:47
7Badlands7:21
8The Spell Can't Be Broken6:46
9Rest In Pieces (April 15, 1912)6:38

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
9 60817-1, 60817-1Metal Church Blessing In Disguise ‎(LP, Album)Elektra, Elektra9 60817-1, 60817-1US1989
MOVLP1108Metal Church Blessing In Disguise ‎(LP, Album, RE, Sil)Music On VinylMOVLP1108Europe2019
7559-60817-2Metal Church Blessing In Disguise ‎(CD, Album, RE)Elektra7559-60817-2Germany1998
9 60817-2Metal Church Blessing In Disguise ‎(CD, Album, Club)Elektra9 60817-2US1989
960 817-2Metal Church Blessing In Disguise ‎(CD, Album)Elektra960 817-2Europe1989

Notes

Tracks are listed sequentially over the sides and the order is different than on official issues.

Stereo
Dolby System

Barcodes

  • Rights Society: ZAiKS
  • Rights Society: BIEM

Companies

  • Designed At – Gana Studio

Short intro

Blessing in Disguise is the third studio album by American heavy metal band Metal Church, released on February 7, 1989. It was the band's final release on Elektra Records. This was the first album not to feature the vocals of David Wayne, due to his departure to form the band Reverend. This release featured new vocalist Mike Howe ex-Heretic and guitarist John Marshall, who took over Kurdt Vanderhoof's position. Kurdt Vanderhoof had produced Heretic's final album Breaking Point previously. It seems. Blessing In Disguise - Metal Church. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. Metal Church. Fake Healer. Rest in Pieces April 15, 1912. WMG от лица компании Elektra BMI - Broadcast Music Inc. Blessing in Disguise is an album by American heavy metal band Metal Church, released as a vinyl LP in the summer of 1989 the CD followed in 1990. It was the band's final release on the Elektra label. Much to the dismay of some Metal Church fans, this was the first album not to feature the vocals of David Wayne, due to his departure to form the band Reverend. It seems that. Metal Church - Blessing In Disguise 1989. To favorites 12 Download album. Listen album. Heavy Metal Thrash Metal. Songs in album Metal Church - Blessing In Disguise 1989. Metal Church - 01-Fake Healer. Metal Church - 02-Rest In Piece April 15,1912. Metal Church - 03-Of Unsound Mind. Metal Church - 04-Anthem To The Estranged. Metal Church - 05-Badlands. Metal Church - 06-The Spell Can't Be Broken. Metal Churc. Blessing in Disguise. Type: Full-length. When Spencer left Flotsam and Jetsam, Elektra Records A&R Michael Alago decided to let Metal Church use Blessing in Disguise as the name for this album even though the Flotsam and Jetsam album was released a year earlier. However, Flotsam and Jetsam drummer Kelly David-Smith stated in an April 2013 interview that those claims are not true, even though they had a song called Blessing in Disguise, which was in fact recorded but left off for No Place for Disgrace. Music video: - Badlands. Recording information: All songs arranged, performed and. Album 1989 9 Songs. Blessing In Disguise Metal Church. in Disguise is the third studio album by American heavy metal band Metal Church, released on February 7, 1989. Don Kaye of Kerrang judged Blessing in Disguise a hit-and-miss affair that does not live up to the standards set on Metal Church 1984 debut, lamenting a lack of direction, an absence of focus that causes the record to fluctuate between greatness and mere mediocrity. Perhaps the finest Metal Church release, Blessing in Disguise offers some of the best material in the group's long career. New vocalist Mike Howe joined up with the band for the recording of this 1989 Elektra release, replacing the departed David Wayne and bringing a burst of energy that the group used to create some of the best American underground metal of the decade