Jun 28, 2013
The earlier recording from the 1981 comp Scene of the Crime on Suspect Records, selected as quintessential NWOBHM by thekvltisalive, nuclearsemen, and myself (rugbern).
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The earlier recording from the 1981 comp Scene of the Crime on Suspect Records, selected as quintessential NWOBHM by thekvltisalive, nuclearsemen, and myself (rugbern).
LP version, Ebony Records, 1983
Quintessential NWOBHM track selected by both thekvltisalive and nuclearsemen.
A few years ago, some DJ friends had a weekly Metal Night at one of the local bars, and it was going pretty strong for a while. This song was our un-official theme for the event. This would definitely be one of my picks for the title of "quintessential/definitive NWOBHM track".
Title track from the 1982 LP on Neat Records.
An excellent choice as a quintessential NWOBHM track suggested by both drenomi and nuclearsemen.
Diamond Head: "The Prince" (from Lightning to the Nations, 1980, self-released, then reissued on many labels)
Quintessential NWOBHM track suggested by both barrowwhight and nucleararsemen. I think anything from this LP would qualify for a quintessential NWOBHM track. Also, a late selection by speeddozer (actually they suggested the whole LP).
¡MATA AL PATO, SO FRIKI!
NEVAH
