Paul Di'Anno & Killers - South American Assault Live (1994) Flac Level 8

Paul Di'Anno & Killers - South American Assault Live (1994)







General Info :

Ripped From My Own CD

Ripped With EAC (Secure Mode)

Size : 404 MB

Genre : Heavy Metal



Rip Info :

Channels : 2 (Stereo)

Sample Rate : 44.1 KHz

Sample Size : 16 bit

Bit Rate : 1411 kbps (CD)

Audio Quality : Perfect (Lossless)

Encoder : FLAC reference libFLAC 1.2.1 20070917

Contains : CRC, ID Tag [Vorbis Comments]



Extra :

Included : NFO, M3U, LOG, CUE

Covers : Front/Back



Tracklist :

1. Overloaded

2. Murders In The Rue Morgue

3. Wrathchild

4. Remember Tomorrow

5. Children Of Madness

6. Phantom Of The Opera

7. Metal Tears

8. Strange World

9. Sanctuary

10. Running Free

11. The Promise

12. We Will Rock You/Smoke On The Water



Line-up :

Voice : Paul DiAnno

Axeman : Cliff Evans

Axeman : John Gallager

Bass : Ray De Tone

Drums : Steve Hopgood



Review : (www.nolifetilmetal.com)

Killer compilation of live material from Paul Di'Anno's Killers. "South American Assault" features 12 tracks that were supposedly recorded in Brazil, Argentina and Venezuela. In reality, the material was actually recorded on a mobile recording truck in New York. More than half the material here is Iron Maiden material. Being that Killers is not Maiden, I wasn't expecting the Maiden tracks to be very good. But on the contrary, they pull off some excellent versions of these early Maiden  classics. With Di'Anno behind the mic, it's almost hard, at times, to believe it's not Iron Maiden. Interspersed with these tracks are songs from the first two Battlezone albums. The Battlezone tracks sound almost as good as the Maiden material. Di'Anno finishes the set off with an odd melody of Queen's 'We Will Rock You' and Deep Purple's 'Smoke on the Water.' Surprisingly Di'Anno pulls off the Ian Gillan vocals quite well. It’s also noteworthy to point out that John Gallagher of Raven  fame played bass for Killers at this point in time. John's voice can clearly be heard singing background vocals on "Running Free". I'm not sure why I expected this disc to be crap. Perhaps it is the cheesy cover art, or the fact that this looks more like a bootleg than an official release, but "South American Assault" is actually a pretty entertaining CD.