Glenn Tipton - Baptizm Of Fire
| Release date: | 17 February 1996 |
| Style: | Grunge, Heavy metal, Alternative rock |
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01. Hard Core
02. Paint It Black [Rolling Stones cover]
03. Enter The Storm
04. Fuel Me Up
05. Extinct
06. Baptizm Of Fire
07. The Healer
08. Cruise Control
09. Kill Or Be Killed
10. Voodoo Brother
11. Left For Dead
12. Himalaya [Japanese/re-release bonus]
13. New Breed [re-release bonus]
02. Paint It Black [Rolling Stones cover]
03. Enter The Storm
04. Fuel Me Up
05. Extinct
06. Baptizm Of Fire
07. The Healer
08. Cruise Control
09. Kill Or Be Killed
10. Voodoo Brother
11. Left For Dead
12. Himalaya [Japanese/re-release bonus]
13. New Breed [re-release bonus]
Review
Lyrics Glenn Raymond Tipton - bass (13), guitars, vocals
Guest musicians
Donald Airey - keyboards (6)
Cozy Powell - drums (5-7, 12)
Shannon Larkin - drums (3-4, 8-9, 11)
Brooks Wackerman - drums (1-2, 10)
Rick Tipton - drums (13)
John Entwistle - bass (5-6)
Billy Sheehan - bass (1-2, 10)
C.J. de Villar - bass (3-4, 8-9)
Robert Trujillo - bass (1-2, 12)
Neil Murray - bass (12)
Rating:
7.5
7.5
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Rating: 7.5 |
In addition of the re-release of "Edge Of The World" the American label Rhino Entertainment chose to re-release also, "Baptizm Of Fire". First and unique solo album of Judas Priest's guitarist Glenn Tipton, the history of this album is actually really interesting because it just shows how a record company can be influential. Back in 1996, Glenn Tipton recorded "Edge Of The World" an album that featured John Entwistle and Cozy Powell. This album really sounded old and the label asked to Glenn to do something a bit more modern with a bunch of young talented musicians. "Baptizm Of Fire" and its incredible line-up was born? Read more ›› |
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| sbgmetal Posts: 874  |
Not bad i like hardcore, fuel me up, and the title track which i thought instrumentally was the strongest
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