Exodus - Bonded By Baloff (Chile Limited to 300 Bootleg Reissue 2005, Keltic Records KELTIC 001) - 2003

Exodus / Bonded By Baloff (Chile Limited to 300 Bootleg Reissue 2005, Keltic Records KELTIC 001)
Жанр: Thrash Metal
Страна-производитель диска: Chile
Год издания: 2003
Страна: USA
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: (lossy + lossless)
Продолжительность: 66:56
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Треклист:
1. Exodus (Live Studio 54) 5:06
2. Deliver Us To Evil (Live Studio 54) 8:03
3. A Lesson In Violence (Live Studio 54) 4:30
4. And Then There Were None (Live Studio 54) 4:53
5. Metal Command (Live Studio 54) 5:08
6. Piranha (Live Studio 54) 5:09
7. Strike Of The Beast (Live Studio 54) 4:42
8. Seeds Of Hate (Demo '86) 5:09
9. Pleasures Of The Flesh (Demo '86) 6:28
10. Braindead (Demo '86) 4:36
11. Die By His Hands (Live '83 with Kirk Hammett on guitar) 4:29
12. Impaler (Live '83 with Kirk Hammett on guitar) 5:11
13. Death And Domination (Demo '81 with Kirk Hammett on guitar) 3:32

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Доп. информация

Bootleg was originally released on Volve Records in 2002. This Keltic version even notes on the back insert Reissue limited to 300 copies.
Tracks 1-10 are sourced straight from the A lesson in violence CD, just with the live tracks put first here.
Tracks 1-7 are of course from the infamous Ultimate revenge gig.
Tracks 8-10 are studio demos of Pleasures of the flesh songs recorded shortly before Baloff was ousted. They're a bit too rough to flat out beat the Souza versions Brain dead seems a bit weird because there's no chorus in this version, and Seeds of hate has different lyrics. Still, they show some great potential and make you wish he had stayed in the band.
The last 3 tracks are all from when Kirk Hammett was still in the band. The chorus part of Die by his hand was later used for Creeping death. No location info is given for the 1983 live tracks. There's a break between them, but they weren't played consecutively during the show anyway. The bootlegger left in the beginning of Baloff's intro to Child of evil at the end of track 11 kind of ironic, as you hear This next one's an instrumental! and then Impaler (obviously a song with lyrics) starts playing.