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Pissing Razors
Live In The Devils Triangle (remastered)
Genres: Rock, Metal

Track Listings (1) - Disc #1
1. Between Heaven And Hell2.Burning Bridges3.Fork Tongue4.Three5.Vengeance IS Mine6.Justice Denied7.Cursed8.Survival Of Time9.Cast Down The Plague10.Desperado11.Season To Die12.Tortured13.Dodging Bullets14.Forever15.Mass Corruption16.World Of Deceipt

CD Details

All Artists: Pissing Razors
Title: Live In The Devils Triangle (remastered)
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: METAL MIN2
Original Release Date: 1/1/2009
Re-Release Date: 8/10/2010
Album Type: Import
Genres: Rock, Metal
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
Other Editions: Live in the Devils Triangle
UPC: 5907785035874

Synopsis

Album Description

Limited digitally remastered two CD digipak edition of the Metal band's 2002 live album pressed on gold discs. Pissing Razors originally formed in the late '80s. They are musically comparable to local heroes Pantera, plus Skinlab and Machine Head; in other words, angst-filled, shouted vocals are merged with meaty guitar riffs for a sound that's custom-made for the mosh pit. Pissing Razors first ever live album, Live In The Devil's Triangle, was recorded in El Paso (Texas), soon after the release of their most recent studio effort Where We Come From. It features their show on September 6th, 2002 with Jason Bragg on vocals. Metal Mind. 2009.

CD Reviews

In Your Face And Nasty

coalblacksky@hotmail.com | Tacoma, WA United States | 10/23/2003

(3 out of 5 stars)

"That pretty much sums up this live set from Tejas' metallers Pissing Razors, who rival fellow Texans, Pantera, with their inexorable drive to slam as many riffs into a single song as possible. That they can do this well in an old school metal context is a testament to their talent. New vocalist Andre Acosta does his best Phil Anselmo grunt impersonation on such visceral cuts as "World Of Deceit" and "Fork Tongue," sounding very convincing behind the band's double bass drum grooves and jackhammer riffs. The rest of the band rides the edges of coming apart on "Vengeance Is Mine" and the plain brutal "Justice Denied," but manages to keep it together. The only problem with their downright militaristic approach is that the songs begin to bleed into one another about halfway through the disc. Acosta even has the same spiel at the beginning of almost every song, inciting audience participation. All told though, these guys are far better live than in the studio and this proves it."

Pissing Razors- what more can i say

coalblacksky@hotmail.com | 04/08/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Anybody who is a fan of tha razors knows that there's nuthin better than to hear these guys live....trust me I know. This is a great compilation that includes all of there heavy tunes from all there albums. the only flaw is that u can tell when they que in the audience; kinda kills that vibe but im not listening to the crowd anyway. Great cd to add to the metal collection. I would also like to point out my service with Amazon. I couldn't get any better service from anywhere. They were fast and convenient and im extremely pleased i recommmend anybody to use amazon.com as there place to buy cds and other items, there prices cant be beat. Thanx alot Amazon and keep up tha great work."