Showing posts with label Cities (US). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cities (US). Show all posts

Thursday, July 4, 2013

Cities - Annihilation Absolute (1986)

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Band : Cities
Country : USA
Release : Annihilation Absolute
Year : 1986
Genre : Heavy, Power Metal
File Info : MP3, 320 Kbps, Covers
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Line-up :
Ron Angeli - vocals
Steeve Mironovich - guitar
Mayne - bass
A. J. Pero - drums


1. Stop the Race 04:02
2. Fight for Your Life 03:29
3. Burn Forever 03:45
4. Not Alone in the Dark 03:35
5. Cruel Sea 06:03
6. In the Still of the Night 04:50
7. Innocent Victim 04:46
8. Shades of Black 03:41
9. Deceiver 05:18

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Cities - 1984 Demo II (1984)

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TRACKLIST: 

1. In The Still Of The Night
2. Innocent Victim
3. Intro/Not Alone In The Dark/Stop The Race
 

Artist : Cities
Artist Origin : USA
Release Title : 1984 Demo II
Release Year : 1984
Artist Genre : Heavy/Power Metal
File Type : mp3 320
Download :  slingfile 

Info:

If you're a serious 80's metal fan, particularly of the kind of bands you'd hear on the early Metal Massacre compilations, you should definitely check out Cities. It's fist-pumping, spiked-wristband metal all the way.

Cities - 1984 Demo I (1984)

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TRACKLIST: 

1. Intro/Not Alone In The Dark
2. Cruel Sea
3. Shades Of Black/Deceiver
4. Dark Nights
 

Artist : Cities
Artist Origin : USA
Release Title : 1984 Demo I
Release Year : 1984
Artist Genre : Heavy/Power Metal
File Type : mp3 320
Download :  slingfile 

Info:

The band Cities had a lot going against them in 1986. For starters, their name doesn't exactly scream "Heavy Metal." 1986 was also a time when a lot of American metal bands had been signed to major labels and Cities was stuck on Metal Blade. The most notable thing about them was their drummer, A.J. Pero, who used to be in Twisted Sister. Cities was in the Metal Church/Savatage/Armored Saint camp. Heavy, hook-filled riffs, a solid rhythm section and some great mid-range, powerful vocals from singer Ron Angell. Guitarist Steve Mironovich may not have been the most technically proficient axe slinger of his day, but he really let it all hang out on his solos.