Iron Man - Black Night [2009 Remaster] (1992)

Posted By : lom404 | Date : 09 Mar 2010 05:47:41 | Comments : 3 |

“

The story of Iron Man goes a little like this. Guitarist Alfred Morris is one of the world's leading students of Tony Iommi's guitar sound and style. He formed the band Force in the seventies, which recorded a good bit of material available in semi-authorized form. That band evolved into a pure Sabbath cover band, which in turn evolved into Iron Man. This is their debut album, a record of thick, though hardly slothful metal that shows off Morris' remarkable doom tones, which are sometimes frankly frightening in their similarity to Mr. Iommi. Overall this is a very heavy Sabbath influenced album, let down only by a lack of truly memorable songs and the vocals, which could be a lot better. But those guitars, man! Heavy as sledgehammer to the face!

”

Rob Levey (vocals)
Alfred Morris III (guitar) [Force]
Larry Brown (bass)
Ron Kalimon (drums) [Asylum, Internal Void, Unorthodox]

1 Choices 4:13
2 The Liar 3:29
3 Black Night 4:16
4 Leaving Town 6:32
5 Life After Death 3:57
6 Life's Toll 5:50
7 A Child's Future 5:46
8 Vampires 5:04
9 Time for Change 4:38
10 Why Can't You See Me? 5:01

Recorded and mixed at HIt and Run Studios.
Engineered by Steve Carr.

Re-mastered and re-released by Shadow Kingdom Records on December 3, 2009.
Re-mastered by Lucifer Burns.