| End Of The World Split with Destruction | |
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| Tracks 2-5 - "End Of The World" Demo 1984 Tracks 6-13 - see Destruction page | |
| Warhammer Records LUST 1 | |
| 38:31 | |
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1. Intro |
| 2. Armies Of Hell | |
| 3. Tormentor | |
| 4. Cry War | |
| 5. Bone Breaker | |
| 6. Intro - Destruction | |
| 7. Mad Butcher - Destruction | |
| 8. Total Desaster - Destruction | |
| 9. Anti-Christ - Destruction | |
| 10. Front Beast - Destruction | |
| 11. Satans Vengeance [sic] - Destruction | |
| 12. Tormentor - Destruction | |
| 13. Outro - Destruction | |
Easily one of the best bootlegs ever made due to the sheer historical impact of the recordings it contains. Unfortunately, this bootleg has been rendered obsolete--both demos have since been officially re-released on CD.
While the intros are one of the highlights of the bootleg (no small feat considering the actual music on here), they were never part of the original demos and were probably made specifically for this bootleg (by Bull Metal?). Anyone claiming or insinuating the intros were on the original demotapes has no idea what they're talking about.
There were almost certainly multiple pressings of the Warhammer version since it's been readily available for so long. There is also apparently a newer version of the bootleg with no label information on the back insert which uses totally different black & white pics for the cover and layout.
| Eat Or Die | |
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| Live Nachtwerk, Munich, Germany, Jan. 27, 1993 | |
| Spirit 58 | |
| 73:45 | |
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| Given tracklisting: | Correct tracklisting: |
| 1. Winter Martyrium | 1. Winter Martyrium |
| 2. Terrible Certainty | 2. Terrible Certainty |
| 3. Pleaser To Kill | 3. Pleasure To Kill |
| 4. Some Pain Will Last | 4. Some Pain Will Last (part 1) |
| 5. Brainseed | 5. Some Pain Will Last (part 2) |
| 6. Extreme | 6. Brainseed (part 1) |
| 7. Aggressions | 7. Brainseed (part 2) |
| 8. Renewall | 8. Extreme Aggression/Renewal/Reflection |
| 9. Reflection | 9. Karmic Wheel |
| 10. Karmic Wheel | 10. Europe After The Rain |
| 11. Europe After The Rain | 11. People Of The Lie/Riot Of Violence |
| 12. People Of The Lie | 12. Depression Unrest |
| 13. Riot Of Violence | 13. Realitätskontrolle/Zero To None |
| 14. Depression Unrest | -- -- |
| 15. Realitätskontroll | -- -- |
| 16. Zero To None | -- -- |
The bootleg does not give a specific date in January for the show. I have been told the above date and venue are correct. Most stage banter is in German. Good recording quality, although not the most desirable setlist as they play "Renewal" in its entirety but play nothing from "Endless Pain." Mille's vocals are also quite hoarse, which doesn't help the older songs they do play.
"Pleasure To Kill" is a bit short because the first verse isn't repeated at the end.
There is a break between tracks 8 and 9, which seems to be the only editing done on the boot. The two-part songs don't have any audio breaks, and flow continuously between track indexes.
| Violent Revolution/Live In Moscow | |
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| Tracks 1-13 - normal "Violent Revolution" album (bonus track version) Tracks 14-17 - Live Moscow, Russia, March 5, 2000 | |
| AGAT | |
| 79:50 | |
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1. Reconquering The Throne |
| 2. The Patriarch | |
| 3. Violent Revolution | |
| 4. All Of The Same Blood | |
| 5. Servant In Heaven - King In Hell | |
| 6. Second Awakening | |
| 7. Ghetto War | |
| 8. Replicas Of Life | |
| 9. Slave Machinery | |
| 10. Bittersweet Revenge | |
| 11. Mind On Fire | |
| 12. System Decay | |
| 13. Bonus Track (The Patriarch/Violent Revolution demo version) | |
| 14. Golden Age | |
| 15. Phobia | |
| 16. The Chosen Few | |
| 17. Everlasting Flame | |
Not really a true bootleg, as this is a pirated Russian 2-on-1 pressing. It does deserves mention here because the "Live In Moscow" part is unofficial live material. The bootleg gives no specific date for the live tracks. These are the first 4 tracks from Kreator's set, and Mortifer opened at this show.
The volume level on the live tracks is very good, but the sound comes across as a bit distorted, and there's some slight noise/hiss. Sounds like a lower quality soundboard recording. Nothing here of any great interest or importance unless you're a huge fan of "Outcast" and "Endorama." Recordings of the entire show exist, but I have yet to see any other professional bootleg release of this show.
| We Give You Pain | |
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| Werner-Seelenbinder-Halle, Berlin, Germany, Mar. 4, 1990 | |
| Disc: Factory Projekt EWM 007 | |
| 74:36 | |
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1. Some Pain Will Last |
| 2. Extreme Aggression | |
| 3. Under The Guillotine | |
| 4. Toxic Trace | |
| 5. Bringer Of Torture | |
| 6. Pleasure To Kill | |
| 7. Flag Of Hate | |
| 8. Drum Solo | |
| 9. Terrible Certainty | |
| 10. Riot Of Violence | |
| 11. Love Us Or Hate Us | |
| 12. Behind The Mirror | |
| 13. Betrayer | |
| 14. Awakening Of The Gods | |
| 15. Tormentor | |
Boot from the "Thrashing East Live" gig with Tankard, Sabbat, and Coroner. The bootleg itself is vague about the recording information and only states "live 1990 on Europe tour." Fantastic quality and setlist--in fact, I'd personally rank this among the Exodus/Slayer "Ultimate Revenge" sets and Venom's Hammersmith gigs as one of my favorite live shows ever.
Rob's picture on the cover is taken from a magazine poster insert--you can see the fold line and staple holes on the cover.