Lizzy Borden - Menace To Society
| Release date: | September 1986 |
| Style: | Heavy metal |
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01. Generation Aliens
02. Notorious
03. Terror On The Town
04. Bloody Mary
05. Stiletto (Voice Of Command)
06. Ultra Violence
07. Love Kills
08. Brass Tactics
09. Ursa Minor
10. Menace To Society
02. Notorious
03. Terror On The Town
04. Bloody Mary
05. Stiletto (Voice Of Command)
06. Ultra Violence
07. Love Kills
08. Brass Tactics
09. Ursa Minor
10. Menace To Society
Guest review
Rating:
7.5
7.5
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Rating: 7.5 |
The band's début Love You To Pieces was so good, Lizzy Borden (or any band for that matter) would have a hard time topping it with a similar record. It was therefore an understandable move by the band to explore new territories which lead to the second album Menace to Society. The band refined their approach, no longer going for straight ahead heavy metal, but touching the power/prog sound of early Queensrÿche. Too bad the producer didn't notice, because the me-louder-than-everyone-else styled production greatly hampers the band's new-found sense of subtlety. The vocals fight the guitars for attention while the leads show-off just a bit too much, even by 80s standards. Read more ›› |
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Top lists
| Alex Avagianos | Top 20 Of 1986 | #17 |
| majormalfunction | Lizzy Borden Albums Ranked | #2 |
| Antares8001 | Top 10 All Time Favorite Power Metal Albums | #7 |
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| majormalfunction Posts: 1507  |
Fast, furious and topped with the excellent vocals of Lizzy Borden. He reminds me a lot of a early Geoff Tate or Tom Mallicoat (Lethal), not the worst to be compared with... These guys were the real deal! By the hand of Caesar I command you to obey I'll slit your throat and make you choke on my royal name
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