EPIC 6-LPs: Lamb of God - Burn The Priest, Hourglass Vinyl Box Set - 2010 USA SS
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Background -
Lamb of God fans looking for a deluxe package that details the band's career to date will have to wait for another day, those looking for a decently presented, musically solid summing up of the band's recordings to date with plenty of rarities included, will more than likely be delighted. Each LP is separately titled and basically chronologically compiled. LP1 is entitled The Independent Years; it includes tracks from 1998's Burn The Priest (issued on Legion originally), 2001's New American Gospel, and 2003's As The Palaces Burn--both released on Prosthetic. The next LPs cover the breakthrough and chart riding era to date: from 2004's Ashes Of The Wake, 2006's Sacrament, and 2009's Wrath. The remastering is top notch, everything here sounds terrific. The story that gets told in listening through it all is one of a band not only finding its sound as they moved from their purposefully primitive meld of thrash and death metal to being a death metal powerhouse without relying on the genre's cliches and tropes. Over each of the first three LPs listeners can hear the development in production, songwriting and musical composition, and above all confidence. One can also hear the gradual integration of a melodic thread that runs through the brutal guitar, bass, and drum assault. Randy Blythe's trademark vocals get stronger and clearer while losing none of their physical power and his lyrics improve as well. Over 11 years, Lamb Of God went from the depths of the underground to being tour and sometimes festival headliners who've ridden high in the charts and sold a couple of million records to date. This is the summing up of the first two chapters in the band's career. - Thomas JurekA linchpin of the New Wave of American Heavy Metal movement, with an uncompromising approach that garnered both respect and sales, Richmond, Virginia's Lamb of God started out using a more inauspicious name. Employing a versatile blend of metalcore, thrash, punk, sludge, and groove-laden death metal, the band issued an eponymous full-length outing under the moniker Burn the Priest before changing their name in 1999 to avoid being mistaken for a Satanic metal outfit. Lamb of God have released a string of high-profile studio albums and enjoyed tremendous commercial success via gold-selling outings like Ashes of the Wake and Sacrament. Between 2000 and 2020, the group carved out a notable swath of sonic real estate, selling millions of records and landing multiple Grammy nominations, without ever compromising their sound.
Featuring vocalist Randy Blythe, guitarists Mark Morton and Will Adler, bassist John Campbell, and drummer Chris Adler, the newly rechristened Lamb of God were launched in the year 2000 with their acclaimed New American Gospel album. The group then embarked on a lengthy touring spree, spending most of the next two years preaching their "pure American death metal" at major heavy metal festivals and small clubs alike.
Work on a follow-up effort with producer and Strapping Young Lad mastermind Devin Townsend took place in between countless road trips, so that Lamb of God's sophomore LP, As the Palaces Burn, was released in summer 2003. Ashes of the Wake quickly followed it in 2004. Produced by Machine, it featured the most fully realized material of the band's career. Ashes was both a chart and critical hit and set up a year's worth of successful touring for Lamb of God. (Epic also reissued Burn the Priest, the 1998 debut from the original band.) The Killadelphia concert film appeared in 2005, documenting a particularly fierce stretch of shows in Philly, and the same program's audio edition dropped toward the end of the same year. 2006's Sacrament debuted at number eight on the Billboard 200, and eventually went gold, while the group's 2008 hard-hitting follow-up, Wrath, climbed to number two.
A massive three-disc retrospective entitled Hourglass: The Anthology was issued by Epic in 2010, covering their independent releases as well as their major-label years, and included a third disc of rarities. The set was released in two configurations: it was available for purchase in either three single-disc volumes or as a full box set. The band spent 2010 touring before eventually settling down in 2011 to record new material with producer Josh Wilbur. The result was their chart-topping seventh album, 2012's Resolution. That same year, Blythe was arrested in Czechoslovakia for charges stemming from an incident at a 2010 show in Prague that saw a young fan climb on-stage and hit his head after being pushed by the lead singer. The 19-year-old died of complications from the injury, and Blythe spent over a month in jail before being found not criminally liable for the incident and released on bail. Blythe would go to pen a memoir, with an emphasis on his arrest, trial, and acquittal, called Dark Days. In 2015, after a period of inactivity, the band issued its long-awaited eighth studio long-player, VII: Sturm und Drang. The following year saw the band issue a new EP, Duke, which was comprised of three live cuts and two new studio tracks. The title cut was inspired by Lamb of God super fan Wayne Ford, who had lost his five-year battle with leukemia.
In 2017, Chris Adler was involved in a motorcycle accident and sidelined from touring. In 2018, the band reactivated the Burn the Priest moniker with the covers album Legion: XX, a fun blast through some of their favorite songs by their punk, hardcore, noise rock, and sludge metal heroes such as Bad Brains, Melvins, Ministry, Quicksand, and Big Black. 2019 saw Adler replaced by former Winds of Plague and Prong drummer Art Cruz, who made his recording debut with the band on their eighth album, 2020's Lamb of God. - Eduardo Rivadavia
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LPs made by EPIC records, in the USA
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LPs released in 2010
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LPs recorded in STEREO
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Record Catalog Number: 88697688201-OS1
Lamb Of God
6-LP Boxed Set Title -
Burn The Priest - Hourglass: The Vinyl Box Set
Tracks -I. Burn The Priest
A1 Bloodletting
A2 Dimera
A3 Resurrection #9 - Vocals [Extra], Lyrics By [Extra] – Steve Austin
A4 Goatfish
A5 Salivation
A6 Lies Of Autumn
B1 Chronic Auditory Hallucination
B2 Suffering Bastard - Backing Vocals – Michael Brosan
B3 Buckeye
B4 Lame
B5 Preaching To The Converted
B6 Departure Hymn
B7 Duane
B8 Ruiner
II. New American Gospel
C1 Black Label
C2 A Warning
C3 In The Absence Of The Sacred
C4 Letter To The Unborn
C5 The Black Dahlia
D1 Terror And Hubris In The House Of Frank Pollard, Vocals [Additional] – Steve Austin
D2 The Subtle Arts Of Murder And Pursuasion
D3 Pariah
D4 Confessional
D5 O.D.H.G.A.B.F.E.
III. As The Palaces Burn
E1 Ruin
E2 As The Palaces Burn
E3 Purified - Engineer [Chris Poland] – Petar Sardelich Performer – Chris Poland
E4 11th Hour - Performer – Steve Austin
E5 For Your Malice
F1 Boot Scraper
F2 A Devil In God's Country - Performer – Devin Townsend
F3 In Defense Of Our Good Name
F4 Blood Junkie
F5 Vigil
IV. Ashes Of The Wake
G1 Laid To Rest
G2 Hourglass
G3 Now You've Got Something To Die For
G4 The Faded Line
G5 Omerta
G6 Blood Of The Scribe
H1 One Gun
H2 Break You
H3 What I've Become
H4 Ashes Of The Wake - Soloist, Lead Guitar [1:31 to 1:56] – Mark Morton Soloist, Lead Guitar [1:56 to 2:57] – Alex Skolnick Soloist, Lead Guitar [3:45 to 4:15] – Chris Poland Soloist, Lead Guitar [4:46 to 5:21] – Willie Adler
H5 Remorse Is For The Dead
V. Sacrament
I1 Walk With Me In Hell
I2 Again We Rise
I3 Redneck
I4 Pathetic
I5 Foot To The Throat
I6 Descending
J1 Black The Cursed Sun
J2 Forgotten (Lost Angels)
J3 Requiem
J4 More Time To Kill
J5 Beating On Death's Door
VI. Wrath
K1 The Passing
K2 In Your Words
K3 Set To Fail
K4 Contractor
K5 Fake Messiah
K6 Grace
L1 Broken Hands
L2 Dead Seeds
L3 Everything To Nothing
L4 Choke Sermon
L5 Reclamation
Performers / Credits / Other Information -
• Recorded At – Austin Enterprise, Montana Studio, Water Music Recorders, Sound Of Music Recording Studios, Spin Recording Studios, The Machine Shop, Hoboken, NJ, Electric Lady Studios, Studio Barbarosa Bavon, Dizzyland Recording, Rochester, NH
• Produced At – The Machine Shop, Hoboken, NJ
• Mixed At – Chapel Studios, Hipposonic Studios, The Machine Shop, Hoboken, NJ, The Tank
• Mastered At – M Works, Sony Music Studios, New York City, Sterling Sound, Marcussen Mastering, Bernie Grundman Mastering
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Lamb Of God LLC, Prosthetic Records, Sony Music Entertainment
• Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment, Sony/ATV Songs LLC, Subtle Arts Of Publishing, Prosthetic Records, Sony ATV LLC
• Published By – Sony / ATV Music Publishing
• Pressed By – United Record Pressing
• Distributed By – Epic
• A&R – Allison Hagendorf (tracks: I1 to J5)
• Arranged By [Lyrics] – Chris Adler (tracks: C1 to D5), D. Randall Blythe (tracks: C1 to D5)
• Band [Lamb Of God Is] – Chris Adler (tracks: I1 to J5), John Campbell (tracks: I1 to J5), Mark Morton (tracks: I1 to J5), D.Randall Blythe (tracks: I1 to J5), Willie Adler (tracks: I1 to J5) • Bass – John Campbell (tracks: C1 to H5)
• Composed By, Arranged By – Lamb Of God (tracks: C1 to D5)
• Drums – Chris Adler (tracks: C1 to H5)
• Edited By [Analog Editing By] – Chris Adler (tracks: C1 to D5), Steve Austin (tracks: C1 to D5)
• Edited By [Digital Editing], Mastered By – Dave Murello (tracks: C1 to D5), Steve Austin (tracks: C1 to D5)
• Edited By [Drums, Pro-Tools By, Assistant] – Jim Feeney (tracks: I1 to J5), Ted Young (tracks: G1 to H5)
• Edited By [Drums, Pro-Tools By] – Josh Wilbur (tracks: I1 to J5), Richard Stoltz (tracks: I1 to J5), Tony Schloff (tracks: G1 to H5)
• Edited By [Guitars & Vocals, Pro-Tools By, Assistant] – Al Weatherhead (tracks: G1 to H5), Cam DiNunzio (tracks: G1 to H5), Casey Martin (tracks: G1 to H5), Jeremy Miller (tracks: G1 to H5)
• Edited By [Guitars & Vocals, Pro-Tools By] – Todd Parker (tracks: G1 to H5)
• Edited By [Guitars, Additional Editing & Assistance] – Jim Feeney (tracks: I1 to J5)
• Edited By [Guitars, Assistant] – Bryan Hoffa (tracks: I1 to J5), Jeremy Miller (tracks: I1 to J5)
• Edited By [Mix, Pro-Tools By] – Dan Korneff (tracks: G1 to H5)
• Engineer – Dave Holdredge (tracks: K1 to L5), Devin Townsend (tracks: E1 to F5), Paul Suarez (tracks: K1 to L5), Steve Austin (tracks: C1 to D5)
• Engineer [Assistant] – Carla Lewis (tracks: E1 to F5), Dan Kearley (tracks: E1 to F5), Dennis Solomon (tracks: E1 to F5), Grant Rutledge (tracks: E1 to F5), Scott Cooke (tracks: E1 to F5)
• Engineer [Drums] – John Agnello (tracks: G1 to H5), Machine (tracks: G1 to H5)
• Engineer [Originally Engineered By] – Steve Austin (tracks: A1 to B8)
• Guitar – Duane (tracks: C1 to D5), Will Adler (tracks: C1 to D5)
• Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar – Mark Morton (tracks: E1 to H5), Willie Adler (tracks: E1 to H5)
• Lyrics By – Duane (tracks: D4), Judd Prather (tracks: A2), R. Blythe (tracks: A1 to B8), D.Randall Blythe (tracks: C1 to D5), Steve Austin (tracks: D1)
• Mastered By – Brian Gardner (tracks: I1, I2, I4 to L5), Louie Teran (tracks: E1 to F5), Mark Wilder (tracks: A1 to B8), Ryan Smith (tracks: C1 to D5), Vlado Meller (tracks: I3)
• Mastered By [Originally] – Steve Austin (tracks: A1 to B8)
• Mixed By – Colin Richardson (tracks: A1 to B8), Lamb Of God (tracks: E1 to F5), Shaun Thingvold (tracks: E1 to F5)
• Mixed By [Assistant] – Will Bartle (tracks: A1 to B8)
• Music By – Burn The Priest (tracks: A1 to B8), Matt Conner (tracks: B7)
• Producer – Chris Adler (tracks: A1 to B8), Devin Townsend (tracks: E1 to F5), Lamb Of God (tracks: E1 to F5), LOG (tracks: G1 to H5), Machine (tracks: G1 to H5), Steve Austin (tracks: A1 to B8)
• Producer [Additional Production / Mix By] – Machine (tracks: I1 to J5)
• Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Josh Wilbur (tracks: K1 to L5)
• Producer, Mixed By – Chris Adler (tracks: C1 to D5), Lamb Of God (tracks: C1 to D5), Machine (tracks: I1 to J5), Steve Austin (tracks: C1 to D5)
• Recorded By [Drums] – Josh Wilbur (tracks: I1 to J5), Machine (tracks: I1 to J5)
• Recorded By [Guitars] – Ian Whelan (tracks: I1 to J5), Josh Wilbur (tracks: I1 to J5), Machine (tracks: I1 to J5)
• Recorded By [Vocals, Assistant] – Jim Feeney (tracks: I1 to J5)
• Recorded By, Mixed By – Machine (tracks: G1 to H5)
• Vocals – D. Randall Blythe (tracks: C1 to D5), Randy Blythe (tracks: E1 to H5)
• Written-By – Adler (tracks: G1 to H5), Campbell (tracks: G1 to H5), Lamb Of God (tracks: I1 to L5), Morton (tracks: G1 to H5), Blythe (tracks: G1 to H5), Adler (tracks: G1 to H5)
• Written-By, Arranged By, Performer – Lamb Of God (tracks: E1 to F5)
Includes the first 6 Lamb Of God albums in a linen-wrapped collector's box.
© 2010 Sony Music Entertainment / ? 1998 Lamb Of God LLC, 2000, 2003 Prosthetic Records, 2004, 2006, 2009 Sony Music Entertainment.
Burn The Priest (Cat. # 88697688201-1):
Recorded November 10-14, 1998 at Austin Enterprises in Clinton, Mass.
Originally mastered at M WORKS.
Mixed at Chapel Studio, England.
Mastered at Sony Music Studio, NY.
All songs © 2008 Sony/ATV Songs LLC / Subtle Arts of Publishing (BMI). All rights administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing.
© 1998 Lamb Of God LLC / ? 1998 Lamb Of God LLC.
Originally released on Legion Records, Philadelphia PA.
New American Gospel (Cat. # 88697688201-2):
Recorded April 15-22, 2000 at Austin Enterprises, Clinton, MA.
Mastered at Sterling Sound.
Track D4, "Confessional" lyrics written in the Ass Lounge.
Steve Austin appears courtesy of Steve Austin and Relapse Records.
© 2000 Prosthetic Records / ? 2000 Prosthetic Records.
As The Palaces Burn (Cat. # 88697688201-3):
Recorded at Montana, Inc. in Richmond, Virginia.
Mixed at Hipposonic Studios, Vancouver B.C.
Mastered at Marcussen Mastering.
Chris Poland appears courtesy of Chris Poland.
Devin Townsend appears courtesy of HevyDevy Records and Century Media Records.
Steve Austin appears courtesy of Today Is The Day and Relapse Records.
© 2003 Prosthetic Records / ? 2003 Prosthetic Records.
Ashes Of The Wake (Cat. # 88697688201-4):
Drums recorded at Water Music Studios, Hoboken, NJ.
Guitars and vocals recorded at Sound of Music, Richmond, VA.
Additional production & editing recorded in LOG Merch Room, Richmond, VA.
Mixed at The Machine Shop, Hoboken, NJ.
Alex Skolnick appears courtesy of Skol Productions.
Chris Poland appears courtesy of Black Note Records.
All songs © 2004 Sony/ATV Songs LLC / Subtle Arts of Publishing (BMI). All rights administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing.
© 2004 Sony Music Entertainment / ? 2004 Sony Music Entertainment.
Sacrament (Cat. # 88697688201-5):
Drums recorded at Spin Recording Studios, Long Island City, NY.
Guitars recorded at Sound Of Music, Richmond, VA.
Vocals recorded at The Machine Shop, Hoboken, NJ.
Additional production / mix at The Machine Shop, Hoboken, NJ.
Mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood, CA except "Redneck" mastered at Sony Studios, NYC.
All songs © 2005, 2006 Sony/ATV Songs, LLC / Subtle Arts Of Publishing (BMI).
© 2006 Sony Music Entertainment / ? 2006 Sony Music Entertainment.
Wrath (Cat. # 88697688201-6):
Recorded at Electric Lady Studios, Studio Barbarosa - Bavon, VA, Sound of Music - Richmond, VA, and Dizzyland - Rochester, NH.
Mixed at The Tank.
Mastered at Bernie Grundman, Hollywood, CA.
All songs © 2009 Sony ATV LLC / Subtle Arts of Publishing.
© 2009 Sony Music Entertainment / ? 2009 Sony Music Entertainment.
• Barcode: 886976882013
• Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, etched): ? 88697 688 201-1-A
• Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched): ? 88697 688 201-1-B
• Matrix / Runout (Side C runout, etched): ? 88697 688 201-2-C
• Matrix / Runout (Side D runout, etched): ? 88697 688 201-2-D
• Matrix / Runout (Side E runout, etched): ? 88697 688 201-3-E
• Matrix / Runout (Side F runout, etched): ? 88697 688 201-3-F
• Matrix / Runout (Side G runout, etched): ? 88697 688 201-4-G
• Matrix / Runout (Side H runout, etched): ? 88697 688 201-4-H
• Matrix / Runout (Side I runout, etched): ? 88697 688 201-05-I
• Matrix / Runout (Side J runout, etched): ? 88697 688 201-05-J
• Matrix / Runout (Side K runout, etched): ? 88697 688 201-6-K
• Matrix / Runout (Side L runout, etched): ? 88697 688 201-6-L
• Rights Society (A1 to B8, E1 to J5): BMI
CONDITION Details:
The LP BOX and LPs are assumed to be in mint condition, as this set is FACTORY SEALED - see pictures with this listing for more detail as they are of the actual item.
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