Grey vinyl with a 12 page booklet. Limited 100 copies

Originally formed in the late 1970s, Venom from Newcastle uponTyne were also classified as NWOBHM. A fact Cronos (bass, vocals),Abaddon (drums) and Mantas (guitar) always strongly denied.Actually, Venom did not like to be classified whatsoever, whetherpeople called them NWOBHM, Speed Metal, Thrash Metal or anythingelse. That´s why they invented a whole new subgenre with theirsecond album "Black Metal" in 1982. So single-handedly Venominvented Speed Metal, Thrash Metal, Death Metal, Black Metal - callit whatever you want. Cronos explains: "When Venom wrote songs, itwas about changing the chords and changing the speed. The rule bookfor music had been thrown out of the window. You should start fromscratch with music, you should not copy somebody else. Even today,if you dissect some band´s music, you could always say: `Well,there is a Black Sabbath riff or there is a Deep Purple riff orthere is a fuckin´ Led Zeppelin riff´. You know, because there isonly fuckin´ twelve notes. There is only so far you can go. Butit´s all about how it comes across. Venom were just determined tocreate a new kind of noise, a new kind of sound. We deliberatelywouldn´t want to sound like anybody else. I would have rather madeonly one album and people say: `That´s shit.´ And then I´d gonna goand get a regular day job. I would rather have done this onetotally unique album and then disappear forever than sounding likesome other band." Fortunately, Venom did record more than onealbum. But this was not down to the support they got from theirhome country: "People in England did not care about Venom at all.It was the interest from Europe that kept us alive". It took a longtime for Venom from those early gigs in church halls up in theNorth East of England to reach the biggest stages of the country.But in the end they did. When Cronos, Mantas and Abaddon finallyarrived at the Hammersmith Odeon in London on their "Seven Dates OfHell Tour" on June 1st 1984, even England had caught up with Venom.Just shortly over a year later Venom once again entered the stageof the legendary Hammersmith Odeon Theatre. What you hold in yourhands is the entire performance of their October 8th 1985appearance. So join the legions and enter the very depth ofhell!

Track list:
1. Too Loud (For the Crowd)
2. Black Metal
3. Nightmare
4. Countess Bathory
5. 7 Gates of Hell
6. Bass Solo
7. Buried Alive
8. Don't Burn the Witch
9. In Nomine Satanas
10. Welcome to Hell
11. Warhead
12. Guitar Solo
13. Schizo
14. Satanachist
15. Bloodlust
16. Witching Hour

Condition cover: nm

Condition vinyl: nm

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