Artillery - By Inheritance
| Release date: | 1990 |
| Style: | Thrash metal |
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292 have it 58 want it |
01. 7:00 From Tashkent
02. Khomaniac
03. Beneath The Clay (R.I.P)
04. By Inheritance
05. Bombfood
06. Don't Believe
07. Life In Bondage
08. Equal At First
09. Razamanaz [Nazareth cover]
10. Back In The Trash
2008 re-release bonus tracks:
11. Khomaniac
12. Don't Believe
13. Hey Woman [feat. Flemming Rônsdorff]
14. All For You [feat. Carsten Lohmann]
15. Blessed Are The Strong
16. Deserter
17. Day Of Doom
Top 20 albums of 1990: 12
02. Khomaniac
03. Beneath The Clay (R.I.P)
04. By Inheritance
05. Bombfood
06. Don't Believe
07. Life In Bondage
08. Equal At First
09. Razamanaz [Nazareth cover]
10. Back In The Trash
2008 re-release bonus tracks:
11. Khomaniac
12. Don't Believe
13. Hey Woman [feat. Flemming Rônsdorff]
14. All For You [feat. Carsten Lohmann]
15. Blessed Are The Strong
16. Deserter
17. Day Of Doom
Top 20 albums of 1990: 12
Review
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Rating: 8.1 |
By Inheritance - the album that shook the Metal Storm world when it penetrated the top of the best albums list. Luckily, the Rust In Peace fanboi battalion was there to protect their prized jewel from the... well, pardon the pun, the heavy Artillery. With that scare in the past, this album has taken a stable place in the top 200 albums of all time (#154 at the time of this review). Read more ›› |
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 raveneffectPosts: 541 From: Portugal  |
One of the best Metal Records of all time, such an underrated Thrash Classic
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| AmbivalentBadger Posts: 11 From: Norway  |
It may just be because the hype gave me some unreasonably high expectations, but I just don't "get" the supposed greatness of this album. Aprart from the opening riffs on "Khomaniac", there isn't really anything on it that justifies its comparison to "Rust in Peace" - at least in my highly subjective opinion.
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 Marcel HubregtseGrumpy Old Fuck Posts: 39768 From: The Netherlands  |
Written by AmbivalentBadger on 23.10.2014 at 16:12 You are totally spot on about everything you said. This album isn't allowed to tie R.I.P.'s, RtL's, Hell Awaits', Doomsday For The Deceiver's and so many another thrash classic's shoelaces.
---- Member of the true crusade against European Flower Metal Yesterday is dead and gone, tomorrow is out of sight Dawn Crosby (r.i.p.) 05.04.1963 - 15.12.1996 
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| Alex F Slick Dick Rick Posts: 3296 From: USA  |
I used to regard this as one of my favorite thrash albums of all time, but I just kind of realized that whenever I go to listen to it, I play the first five tracks and then turn it off. A good album, but only half of it is really enjoyable to me, the rest is pretty average thrash.
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| bearish Posts: 2 From: Turkey |
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| Dr. Strawberry Posts: 698  |
Written by Alex F on 28.11.2014 at 18:13 Totally agreed. The second half is bad, even first half is not that excellent, just considered good. Now I start believing Marcel and Joe meant good for keep calling people trolls...those who rated this album a 10 are surely trolls 
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| Dr. Strawberry Posts: 698 |
Probably the good production effort made it sounds high quality...it's definitely a false impression.
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| Dr. Strawberry Posts: 698 |
Quote:Written by K†ulu on 25.06.2012 at 09:16 Then I'm quite sure your copy is a pirated from Ayam in Ukraine.
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| CakeTrolley Posts: 180 From: Finland  |
Wow, this is as perfect as thrash metal goes. Technical memorable riffs, well written lyrics, great rhythm section and Flemmings voice which can tear down walls! The only weak point is the Nazareth cover and Don't Believe isn't maybe on par with the rest but other than that it's a great feast of riffs!
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