Vicious Rumors - Warball album flac

Vicious Rumors is the third album by the American heavy metal band Vicious Rumors, released in 1990. A music video was made for "Don't Wait for Me". All tracks written by Vicious Rumors except where indicated. Carl Albert – lead vocals, backing vocals. Geoff Thorpe – guitars, producer. Mark McGee – guitars, mandolin, backing vocals. Mike Houghes – back cover logo concept. Geoff Thorpe – producer, mixing. Howie Weinberg – mastering.

More albums from Vicious Rumors: Sadistic Symphony by Vicious Rumors. Electric Punishment by Vicious Rumors. Razorback Killers by Vicious Rumors. Cyberchrist by Vicious Rumors. Digital Dictator by Vicious Rumors. Something Burning by Vicious Rumors. Welcome To The Ball by Vicious Rumors. Vicious Rumors by Vicious Rumors. View all albums . Warball. 7. Wheels Of Madness.

Warball" is the first VICIOUS RUMORS album with Geoff Thorpe doing all rhythm and acoustic guitars and most of the solos. In the past I've always split the guitar duties up with our other guitarist," he said. As I rebuilt the band, I decided to knock it out myself. I always planned to have some special guests on the record, and it turned out great. For the "Warball" CD, Geoff Thorpe reunites with original members Larry Howe (drums and vocals), and Dave Starr (bass)

Release date: October 2nd, 2006. How Not To End A Great Album. Best release of 2006! 100%.

Patented Vicious Rumors backing vocals follows Rivera’s instant identifiable high-pitch in this fast, aggressive track that lasts under three minutes. It’s indeed classic Vicious Rumors style, but leased with new life. It’s been many crying moons since Vicious Rumors came across this hungry in their delivery. Mr. Miracle has a traditional Heavy Metal rhythm, with a fist-pounding chorus and wild, soaring leads, adding to the proceedings. Dying Every Day starts with a haunting intro before leading into an atmospheric musical landscape, driven by Howe’s powerhouse drumming. The album brings back much of the magic that was spawned by the Carl Albert-fronted, classic formation of the band. Moreover, the production itself, handled by Thorpe and Juan J. Urteaga, is probably Vicious Rumor´s most powerful to date, certainly clearer than has been the case for the last decade. Each instrument is allowed to shine on the spot, pointing out its importance for the overall sound scheme. Warball is a ruthless Heavy Metal attack, with screaming, whacky guitars all-present, that never lets up.