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This e-book is called Christian Logue’s Savage Grace Diary. Masters of Disguise is in many ways also a continuation of the ’80s metal band Savage Grace.
He was arrested in 2005 for practicing quack medicine without a license under a false identity. He later allegedly opened a clinic in the Caribbean claiming to treat cancer patients under that same identity, using unproven alternative treatments. He also reportedly runs a porn production company, and is currently using the Savage Grace website to attempt to recruit young women to supposedly keep him company. Wrote an autobiography about his time with Savage Grace, titled “Christian Logue’s Savage Grace Diary – My Life Leading the Greatest Heavy Metal Band You Probably Never Heard of.” (Metal-Archives)
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He was arrested in 2005 for practicing quack medicine without a license under a false identity. He later allegedly opened a clinic in the Caribbean claiming to treat cancer patients under that same identity, using unproven alternative treatments. He also reportedly runs a porn production company, and is currently using the Savage Grace website to attempt to recruit young women to supposedly keep him company. Wrote an autobiography about his time with Savage Grace, titled “Christian Logue’s Savage Grace Diary – My Life Leading the Greatest Heavy Metal Band You Probably Never Heard of.” (Metal-Archives)
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A complete list of all records featuring songs by any of the eight Cirith Ungol members. If you know of any other records, corrections, or if your band has covered Cirith Ungol or Falcon, please contact!
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A complete list of all records featuring songs by any of the eight Cirith Ungol members. If you know of any other records, corrections, or if your band has covered Cirith Ungol or Falcon, please contact!Support the artists, improve your metal collection, buy the records!
A complete list of all records featuring songs by any of the eight Cirith Ungol members. If you know of any other records, corrections, or if your band has covered Cirith Ungol or Falcon, please contact!
Support the artists, improve your metal collection, buy the records!
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The New Heavy Metal Revue Presents Metal Massacre
This was the first record released on Metal Blade Records. The second pressing had a different tracklisting. Black 'n Blue's "Chains Around Heaven" replaced Steeler's "Cold Day In Hell", that had opened the original version of this compilation. Ratt's "Tell the World" was omitted. The Cirith Ungol-song is track #6 on 1st pressing and #5 on 2nd pressing. Death of the Sun is a different version than the one found on King of the Dead-album. The version of Hit the Lights by Metallica on the first and second edition are different versions.
Note: there's a common misconception that this album featured Cirith Ungol's first recording. This is not true, as they already had an album out. Frost and Fire was released already in 1980/1.
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Various artists sampler album- LP: 01.06.1982 (Metal Blade; MBR 1001) [first pressing, ltd x10000]
- MC: 1982? (Metal Blade; EC 1065 USA)
- LP: 1984 (Metal Blade; ?) [second pressinng]
- CD: 1994 (Metal Blade; 3984-14041-2)
| 1 | Cold Day in Hell" - Steeler (4:17) |
| 2 | Live for the Whip" - Bitch (5:19) |
| 3 | Captive of Light" - Malice (3:21) |
| 4 | Tell The World" - Ratt (3:16) |
| 5 | Octave" (instrumental) - Avatar (3:48) |
| 6 | Death of the Sun ['82 version] - Cirith Ungol (3:56) |
| 7 | Dead of the Night" - Demon Flight (2:35) |
| 8 | Fighting Backwards" - Pandemonium (3:44) |
| 9 | Kick You Down" - Malice (4:28) |
| 10 | Hit the Lights" - Metallica (Listed as Mettallica) (4:25) |
The New Heavy Metal Revue Presents Metal Massacre
This was the first record released on Metal Blade Records. The second pressing had a different tracklisting. Black 'n Blue's "Chains Around Heaven" replaced Steeler's "Cold Day In Hell", that had opened the original version of this compilation. Ratt's "Tell the World" was omitted. The Cirith Ungol-song is track #6 on 1st pressing and #5 on 2nd pressing. Death of the Sun is a different version than the one found on King of the Dead-album. The version of Hit the Lights by Metallica on the first and second edition are different versions.
Note: there's a common misconception that this album featured Cirith Ungol's first recording. This is not true, as they already had an album out. Frost and Fire was released already in 1980/1.
Brian [Slagel] was putting out his first album “Metal Massacre 1” and starting his own label Metal Blade Records. We were one of the first bands he chose.-Robert Garven, Sleazegrinder interview
Who was on the first Metal Massacre release, and how did you find and choose those acts? I just knew everybody in the scene. They would all just come to the record store. I knew pretty much everybody in the scene. It was Ratt, Steeler, Malice, Avatar, Cirith Ungol, Bitch and of course, Metallica.-Brian Slagel, metalupdate.com-interview
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NOT to be the most comprehensive and most awesome resource for Cirith Ungol. Disabled from 2015.
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