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1.1 Live at the Inferno - Raven1.2 All Systems Go - Steel1.3 The Fox - Crucifixion1.4 Give Me Your Love - Goldsmith1.5 Maybe Someday -Valhalla1.6 Dirty Tricks - Jaguar1.7 Flame Burns on - Axis1.8 50,000 Stallion - Persian Risk1.9 Lucy - Dedringer1.10 Bursting Out - Venom1.11 Cry to the Wind - Sabre1.12 Watch Out - White Spirit1.13 Kansas City - Warrior1.14 Absolute Zero - Alien1.15 All the Way - Hellanbach |
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Ft. Raven/ Dedringer/ Steel/ Venom/ Fist A.o. |
| | Description: | 60 Minutes Plus Metal is a compilation of heavy metal tracks released as CD on 1 Mar 2017. - FT. RAVEN/DEDRINGER/STEEL/VENOM/FIST A.O.UK collection of rare and rockin' NWOBHM tracks from the Neat Records label. Wallsend, Tyne & Wear's Neat records label was the Motown of NWOBHM and from their tiny Impulse studio in Wallsend high street, magic flooded into the market place! Alongside the EMI 'Metal for Muthas' release, this and the accompanying 'Lead Weight' release are the finest possible snap shots of a time and place at the birth of a movement that gave the world some of today's biggest rock bands. All of the label's big hitters are represented - Raven, Venom, White Spirit featuring future Iron Maiden guitarist Janik Gers - as well as a smattering of youthful hopefuls, such as Axis, Sabre and Persian Risk. Never before available on CD outside of Japan - and even there it has been unavailable for nearly twenty years! - this is a must have for rock fans everywhere. Krescendo.This edition is issued in a standard jewel case with a transparent tray, a fold-out 6-page booklet and an inlay.
Track 16. incorrectly listed as "Lost And Found". Actually it's "Throwing In The Towel".
Additional track information:
"Live At The Inferno" by [a=Raven (6)] was originally released on the studio album [m=92009] in 1982.
"All Systems Go" by [a=Steel (13)] was originally released on the single [m=1669096] in 1981.
"The Fox" by [a=Crucifixion (2)] was originally released on the single [m=616512] in 1980. This version is different to the single version.
"Give Me Your Love" by [a=Goldsmith] was previously unreleased.
"Maybe Someday" by [a=Valhalla (9)] was previously unreleased.
"Dirty Tricks" by [a=Jaguar (6)] was previously unreleased.
"Flame Burns On" by [a=Axis (29)] was previously unreleased.
"50,000 Stallions" by [a=Persian Risk] was previously unreleased.
"Lucy" by [a=Dedringer] was previously unreleased.
"Bursting Out" by [a=Venom (8)] was previously unreleased.
"Cry To The Wind" by [a=Sabre (5)] was previously unreleased.
"Watch Out" by [a=White Spirit (2)] was previously unreleased.
"Kansas City" by [a=Warrior (8)] was previously unreleased. This version is different to the one, that was released on the EP [m=1450989] in 1983.
"Absolute Zero" by [a=Alien (24)] was previously unreleased.
"All The Way" by [a=Hellanbach] was previously unreleased. This version is different to the one, that was released on the studio album [m=478412] in 1983.
"Throwing In The Towel" by [a=Fist (3)] was previously unreleased, but this track is a mispress on this re-release. The original press of this compilation [r=5218737] included the song "Lost And Found" instead, like it is written in the tracklist on the inlay. "Throwing In The Towel" was originally released on the compilation [m=681922] in 1981."60 Minutes Plus Metal" on CD is a powerful compilation that delivers over an hour of pure heavy metal energy, perfectly curated for fans who want a concentrated dose of riff-driven intensity. Bringing together a diverse range of bands and tracks, this collection spans classic heavy metal, driving power metal and harder, modern sounds to create a dynamic listening experience from start to finish. The sequencing is designed to feel like a live set: from hard-hitting openers and mid-tempo headbangers to fast, adrenaline-fueled songs and epic, melodic anthems. Thanks to the CD format, the sound comes across with clarity and punch, making it ideal for both focused listening at home and loud playback in the car or on a hi-fi system. "60 Minutes Plus Metal" is particularly suitable as an entry point for newcomers who want to explore the breadth of the metal genre, while seasoned fans will appreciate the stylistic variety and the compact "all killer, no filler" approach of this compilation.
Stylistically, the album covers a broad spectrum of metal: thunderous guitar riffs, driving double-bass drumming and powerful vocals dominate the soundscape, while melodic leads and memorable choruses provide hooks that stay with you long after the last track has faded. The tracklist is carefully balanced so that traditional, riff-oriented pieces alternate with more modern and melodic contributions, keeping the tension high and avoiding monotony. This mix makes the CD a versatile companion for different moods - whether you're looking for motivating background music, a soundtrack for a workout or simply want to immerse yourself deeply in metallic sound worlds. As a mixed audio carrier, "60 Minutes Plus Metal" focuses on the strength of the overall selection: instead of highlighting individual artists, the compilation underlines how varied and lively the metal scene is across its many sub-genres and eras.
The CD's production places audible value on a coherent overall sound: despite the different origins and styles of the tracks, they fit together seamlessly in terms of volume and tonal balance, so you don't constantly have to reach for the volume control. This cohesion turns the compilation into a coherent listening journey that you can easily play from beginning to end. Collectors and metal aficionados will appreciate the concept of a compact, genre-focused sampler that works both as a discovery tool and as a ready-made playlist for any metal occasion. "60 Minutes Plus Metal" thus stands as a testament to the enduring attraction of the genre: timeless riffs, raw energy and an unmistakable attitude that unites generations of listeners.
The manufacturer Majestic stands for carefully compiled genre releases that place great emphasis on coherent concepts and solid sound quality. Rather than flooding the market with random collections, Majestic focuses on themed titles that are clearly targeted at specific audiences - in this case, metal fans who value both stylistic breadth and a consistent listening flow. The label's strength lies in recognizing the essence of a genre and translating it into compilations that feel neither arbitrary nor interchangeable, but thoughtfully assembled and musically focused. With publications like "60 Minutes Plus Metal", Majestic underlines its claim to offer music lovers added value in the form of well-curated releases that can hold their own in any collection. | | | No. of tracks: |
15 |
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KRECD65 |
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