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Deja Vu - Bullets to Spare (9.5/10)

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Band/Label Homepage

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Playing Time

62

Country

Cyprus

Year of the Release

2005

Track List

1)Fall Of The Brave 2)Wings Of Steel >mp3 3)Catch Me If You Can >mp3 4)Evil 5)We'll Burn The Sky 6)Bloodsucker >mp3 7)One By One 8)Nightmare 9)Hate In My Soul 10)Pain 11)Highlander 12)Arimatea 13)Skullcrusher

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Labels

Karthago Records

editors rating

9.5/10

Band Line Up

Vocals/Guitar Werner - Guitar Timo - Drums Stephan- Bass Guitar Wolpo -

Article Date

2008-03-23

Influences

Juda Priest and the rest of the 80s egends

Style

Heavy Metal

Label Homepage

http://www.karthagorecords.de

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Have you Grown up with 80s metal music? Do you sometimes miss the old good 80s times? Are you a fan of European and especially German  metal 80s bands,  did you liked a lot, bands such as Judas priest, Primal fear.  If your answer is yes to most of the questions above then this album is for you. Hail to Karthago records who  have managed once again to release a perfect metal album. The band is called  DEJA VU the album is titled  Bullets to Spare. Deja vu, are a band from southern Germany , their album Bullets to Spare is an excellent album with  influences from the 80s. This band sound is very similar to Judas Priest, especially the screams of the vocalist,  I would really like to have some more information of the band but it was difficult to find more information.. This album really rocks!!!. For the fans of the 80s metal scene is a must!!!! I liked the album a lot and is definitely on my high recommendations list. Metal 80s riffs and guitars,  wild drums and bass (really liked the bass in this album)  and a vocalist which drives you crazy with is vocals and screams (bloodsuckerrrrr). The album, contains 13 songs all excellent. It was released in 2005.  this is an album which you will enjoy listening to. The album is a storm which will drift everything in its way. The power and metal feeling of the first song wings of steel (great guitars guys here, combined with the screeeaammmss) is continued throughout the album. Melodic and fast, 80s and wild, with interesting compositions and lyrics. What else do you need go and buy the album, not only you support a great band and a great label (hail to Karthago Records_ but also you add a metal jewel album to your collection