Voivod - War And Pain
| Release date: | 10 August 1984 |
| Style: | Thrash metal |
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Disc I
01. Voivod
02. Warriors Of Ice
03. Suck Your Bone
04. Iron Gang
05. War And Pain
06. Blower
07. Live For Violence
08. Black City
09. Nuclear War
Remaster Bonuses:
["Anachronism" - first Voivod show in June 1983]
10. Condemned To The Gallows
11. Blower
12. Voivod
[Metal Massacre 5 sessions]
13. Condemned To The Gallows
14. Voivod
15. Iron Gang
Disc II [Morgöth Invasion - Live Demo December 1984]
01. Build Your Weapons
02. War And Pain
03. Condemned To The Gallows
04. Warriors Of Ice
05. Helldriver
06. Horror
07. Black City
08. Nuclear War
09. Blower
10. Live For Violence
11. Ripping Headaches
12. Iron Gang
13. Korgull The Exterminator
14. Suck Your Bone
15. Witching Hour [Venom cover]
16. Chemical Warfare [Slayer cover]
Disc III
+ Voivod [video]
+ Screensavers
+ Wallpapers
01. Voivod
02. Warriors Of Ice
03. Suck Your Bone
04. Iron Gang
05. War And Pain
06. Blower
07. Live For Violence
08. Black City
09. Nuclear War
Remaster Bonuses:
["Anachronism" - first Voivod show in June 1983]
10. Condemned To The Gallows
11. Blower
12. Voivod
[Metal Massacre 5 sessions]
13. Condemned To The Gallows
14. Voivod
15. Iron Gang
Disc II [Morgöth Invasion - Live Demo December 1984]
01. Build Your Weapons
02. War And Pain
03. Condemned To The Gallows
04. Warriors Of Ice
05. Helldriver
06. Horror
07. Black City
08. Nuclear War
09. Blower
10. Live For Violence
11. Ripping Headaches
12. Iron Gang
13. Korgull The Exterminator
14. Suck Your Bone
15. Witching Hour [Venom cover]
16. Chemical Warfare [Slayer cover]
Disc III
+ Voivod [video]
+ Screensavers
+ Wallpapers
Lyrics CD released in 1990 on Enigma Records.
Remastered by Metal Blade and reissued in 1994 and again in 2004 as a remastered 3-CD boxset.
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| SODOM666 Posts: 62  |
Nuclear war has the most hypnotizing riff ever written.
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| HoleInTheSky1985 Posts: 20  |
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| @gent_-_orange Posts: 905  |
A nice album if you like raw primitive thrash, Its hard to think that this is the same band that recorded Killing Technology, Dimension Hatross and the like.
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| musicalkaratekid Posts: 1506 |
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| JOPE OF STEELE Steelemeister Posts: 3333  |
Totally run-of-the-mill thrash with no aspects that would stand out. I have managed to listen the album a few times, so I can confirm that it's not total dogshite of an album that expels the listener right away. Underwhelming nonetheless.
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| TSRodriguez Posts: 57  |
It's fun for a while, but I think it is too simple, I'm enjoying it less the more I listen to it. There are some creative ideas behind it but on the whole is mostly a mess, a fun noisy mess. 6.5 (Rounded to 7)
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| X-Ray Rod Skandino Staff Posts: 18374  |
Well, I thought it was pretty good considering it’s a debut. The sound was clearly their own even from the beginning. Just not as original and thought-out like the following albums. Warriors of Ice is particularly fiesty!
---- Written by BloodTears on 19.08.2011 at 18:29 Written by Milena on 20.06.2012 at 10:49
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| gavdann Posts: 835  |
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| A Real Mönkey Posts: 1176  |
I consider Killing Technology as their true debut.
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| Metal Rasputin Posts: 1259  |
I love the rawness of this album. Everything about War and Pain is gritty and in your face. Most modern thrash metal bands can only dream about sounding this hardcore.
---- You've got a lot of guts. Let's see what they look like!
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