Malice "Sinister Double"

[@MaliceMB]

Many thanks for all the enthusiasm, complements and memories. I remember most all the performances referred to by those of you who've contributed to this link. I kept a running log of our shows, the good and the not so good. I'm happy that most recall the better side of the band. I have more material and will get to comping together something else...... someday.

[@АлександрГалкин-и5н]

Thanx for the music of my youth

[@harryb.3940]

Thank you for Stellar Masters. A Song played above a thousand times!

[@Slayer-sr2zm]

Вся моя юность это Ваша музыка. Спасибо от всей " металлической" души за этот шедевр!

[@toniperezbass]

Thanx for being so inspiring! kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3PFZYdsjM-jatE

[@badmonkey2222]

I graduated high school in '86 and went straight on the road with a metal band I was with for five more years and I was turned on to you guys by a person I can't remember his name as you can imagine but I was hooked immediately, I think Malice was all I listened to for about a year straight. Thanks for posting look forward to more. 🤘☠️

[@klauspeterloos]

License to Kill is a masterpiece!! I was 18 in 1987 and listened the album every day!!!

[@danawallace3129]

I was 16

[@vistalite]

Stellar album. It should have sold millions. Almost 30 years later and I'm still listening to it!

[@flyfishincrazy]

+vistalite you damn right me too!!!!

[@jsdspif3]

+vistalite Just noticed Mark from the band posted this. He spoke of vice versa, I saw that on tv not too long ago. Bought license to kill the day it hit my local record store. I hadn't heard of Malice at the time but new releases came out on Tuesdays and I'd usually stop there to see what arrived. the guy working the store saw me and said "you have to listen to this!". as soon as the music started I was putting my money on the counter and buying the album. Got it home and recorded it on both sides of a cassette so once it got done just flip the tape and listen to it again. Did the same thing with sabbaths "headless cross" actueally did it with quite a few albums. I couldn't stand the sound of pre-recorded cassettes.I remember at a party someone had just bought a newly released cassette from somebody and I had the same thing that I recorded from the album. he was going on about how pre-recorded sounds just as good, so I got my buddy running the stereo to play each one and the party goers chose what they thought sounded better. Out of a 100 people or so, no one chose the pre-recorded. Back to Malice, I really thought they would be the next big group, but after license to kill it seemed as though they disappeared. I still rock it out every now and then. Actually one of just a few albums where every song rocks out. Most of the time there would be at least one or 2 tunes that kind of sucked, but not on license to kill.

[@4dmind]

Me too, my brother!

[@whozyourdaddy5224]

Me too!

[@danielf462]

I still listen to this album in a regular basis.

[@MaliceMB]

Thanks for the appreciation and props. Addressing your question; Mick, Cliff and I all work in TV & film. Mick as a prop maker, does mostly feature films. I'm not exactly sure about Cliff's present project. He's done features, TV and commercials and last I heard, he was doing work as a foreman/ construction coordinator. I work in commercials as a production designer. James resides in Virginia and works in an IT dept. of a company I can't remember (as of a couple years ago). Jay lives in Oregon.

[@duayneclarke8366]

This Band should damn well have been bigger than they were. What awesome music they played.

[@roadkillofficialaustralia]

One of the most underrated US metal bands ever....both their albums are 10/10! \m/

[@Axen598]

I am so bumed that i never saw Malice in the day. I bet it was one hell of a show.

[@spillyp8261]

This song absolutely rips! Metal for life!

[@Mality]

America's answer to Priest...one of the best ever!

[@andretartuce9593]

R.I.P. Mick License to Kill is one of my favorite albuns of Hard Rock/Metal. Mick's riffs and solos are remarkable.

[@aqgy]

Wow!!! I'm from Brazil, and I have the album License to Kill in vinyl record. "Sinister double" is one of the best heavy metal songs I've ever heard. It's a real shame the fact that a band so good as Malice never have achieved more success and recognition.

[@BreetishSteel]

Группа- то класс,но стиль не оригинальный.Это Американ-Прист!

[@ctpmark]

When in the Beggining came out, I bought the LP, that is still one of the classic Metal Albums of ALL time, up there with Screaming for Vengeance and the first WASP Record. Now I am 43 and still listen to Metal, so Many good bands never got the Recognition they deserved....... Malice will always have a place in my metal heart. Thanks and keep on Rocking from Down Under Australia :)

[@stevenr1787]

Malice was one my favorites seen them a few times Pomona valley auditorium. Orange county ect blew my mind to see them in such a small place

[@stevenr1787]

Also seen you guys with wasp and Saxon in San Bernardino

[@Explorer766]

There was not a more crisp album than License To Kill on offer during that brief window in time. I discovered the band from local radio, figured out what it was and B-lined to the record story. People will continue to discover Malice as long as humans walk the earth. Well done Mark.

[@tomh9315]

I was in college in '86 and remember Z-Rock playing the hell out of License to Kill! 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@michaeljames2183]

America's answer to Judas Priest and I mean that in a good way, Mark. I'm sure you get tired of being compared to them but there are some undeniable similarities on some songs. My wife just bought this cd for me on Father's Day. I crank it every morning driving to work. Get's me pumped. Better than coffee. I wish I could have seen you guys back in the day. Thanks for posting, Mark. You guys rocked!

[@MaliceMB]

Hey Michael, Thanks for your review, compliments and story. Rightfully, I should never tire of comparisons to the mighty Priest. Mick & I actually jammed with Glen Tipton one night, long before Malice was formed. A story to be told another time. Understandably, Mick and Jay aspired to and were heavily influenced by Priest, where I was more moved by great rhythm sections such as Sabbath, Purple & Rush. Some of the original Malice song ideas presented by Mick or Jay, totally required a driving, straight ahead bass part to best serve the song. Chain Gang, Godz & Hellrider to name a few. My contributions were more riff oriented, in the flavor of the bands that moved me….Rockin’ w U, Stellar Masters, Raven, Christine, Empire, Crazy in the night etc. A tip of the cap to your wife (she must have great taste ;-) for gifting you the cd for dad’s day…. nice! I’m happy to hear it still moves you, rock on my brother!!!

[@michaeljames2183]

@@MaliceMB A year late, but thanks for replying Mark! We hope you and your family are well. I, of course, was listening to the License to Kill cd on my way to work like usual and realized that Breathin' Down Your Neck is now my favorite this week. It occurred to me, that, the riff and the driving rhythm section needs a subwoofer. My next project around the house is to install a suitable sound system in my car....something that will do the song some justice. The oil change can wait. 😄 It's by a stroke of luck that a homemade cassette with a mishmosh of songs came into my possession around '89-'90 with the song License to Kill on it. At that time I didn't know who you guys were. So last year I started remembering some of the lyrics and then the song, and with a little browsing on utube came across your video. This 55 year old and some technology made it happen. We could use some more footage if you can find the time. Rock on, Mark!

[@TheDdaniels]

I have always loved this band and remember finding out that there were no more albums.... I was blown away ! I still listen to them to this day ! I am 44 now but still love that era and this band !

[@skysea333]

So Cool! Thanks Mark! License To Kill was a MASTERPIECE!!! Every single song was Perfect and Malice was under-appreciated/under-rated! If you would be kind enough to answer one question from one of your biggest fans? What is each of you doing today with your lives? Thanks Mark for one of the best albums ever made!!! All the very best!

[@XxJxFreakxX]

I found the License to Kill album buried between gospel albums about to be thrown out. I'd never heard of Malice, and thought "Oh shit, look at that 80s hair, this is gonna be horrible, like B movie horrible." So I had to rescue it. I just finished listening and was surprised, impressed, and confused that I'd never heard of them. I mean, those vocals could rival Scorpions', and the guitar solos are insanely awesome. Wtf.

[@lawrencerice6106]

Saw Malice with Motorhead in Boston, 1987. Still probably the best show I've ever seen!

[@MaliceMB]

Cool, glad to hear it!

[@ronhoughton5147]

Big fan of the first two albums when they came out. They still blow away most of the crap these days.

[@EddieAzmanSamsudin]

Great song...... a must song while driving to work every morning....yeahhhhhh........rock will never die....

[@peterross6050]

No expiration date on this. The music was great then and still is today.

[@scottmadsen6309]

very underrated band , should of been huge back then, still listen to them today!!

[@rickd614]

Love Malice! They are one of those bands that only the true metal-heads discovered..I love the production on those albums and the vocals and guitar solos were first class! Really makes me think about how it takes more than talent to make it big. Granted Malice got to play big shows and appear in a movie but I'm talikng BIG time..they deserved it IMHO based on the quality of their tunes! "The guitar solos from "Breathing Down Your Neck" still give me goosebumps!

[@4dmind]

God Mark, we were wearing this out back in 1987. There was an entire month where if you came into my band apartment, you'd have a solid 40% chance of catching this blaring on vinyl. I can't tell you how much I *still* love this album. James was a sick front man and vocalist.

[@rockingruss446]

Love Malice.one of the bands I never seen that I wish I would of seen live

[@Etoimyauzhezanyato]

Great song! I guess Malice is most underestimated band in HMR. It deserves much more fans and reviews.

[@32livzon]

These guys kicked ass....I seen these guys back in the day with saxon and wasp...real metal

[@arkanacodaxeguitarplayer5779]

I always loved this band.... super musicians !!!! i was 22 in 1987... every day with Malice in my car

[@gitarrenweltrekord]

Hi. I just found the original LP. So many years since I listened to it but still a great rock album. And what a coincidence, a guitar student just asked me to play "Rockin With You":-)

[@brendahahn4984]

Luv them

[@nikhelmukhim8638]

This is the best heavy speed rock band in my life forever malice....❤

[@skysea333]

Yeah! Thanks Mark! When I got your reply I was with my wife and was smiles and happily surprised to share with her that you replied! If you have time it would be awesome if you could share what the sparks were making License To Kill...you had some awesome bass riffs and where did all that come from...jamming? Studio? Share! Oh ...I listened to Reunion and I think Rivera is really good yeah he is high in places but overall a solid choice. Thank you Mark for being gracious...God bless!

[@MaliceMB]

Cool, glad you like it. These pics and videos have been in my storage locker for years and I was worried about the degradation of the files and decided it was in the best interest of those who wanted, to throw them out there.

[@erikkurz3345]

Still have my Malice t-shirt from back in 86 or 87 when you guys played with Armored Saint at a little theater out near Riverside California. What a great memory! Excellent Bass on "Breathin' Down Your Neck". Still one of my faves!!

[@MaliceMB]

Thanks Erik. Breathin' was a song that Mick initiated and wrote the lyrics for. Against The Empire was conceived around the same time.

[@erikkurz3345]

@@MaliceMB Thanks for the reply, I actually meant to compliment you on the bass on Chain Gang specifically. I had "Breathin" on my mind I guess for it's sheer energy. The whole Sinister Double album was amazing. It's rare to find an album where every track kicks butt! You guys certainly pulled it off, and then some!

[@ziogio65]

Great band,great players,too much understimated.I was a youg bass player with my band when I meet Malice in a music store,and I still listening their music again in this moment.Thx man.

[@georgekukula1726]

Love this band! Still have In the Beginning and License to Kill on vinyl. Was fortunate to catch them live back in the day. Awesome riffs.

[@badmonkey2222]

I had never heard of them and I picked up" license to kill" at our local record store actually the day I was released because I always would stop by there on Thursdays for new releases and it was on the house system playing and I just had to have it, I think it never left my turntable for a year as I was a budding guitar player at the time I learned the whole album note for note within a week. Kind of weird I went a while and completely forgot about them and just came across it again I was like holy shit!! 🤘 Rock on!!

[@ANGELICUPSTARS]

GREAT HEAVY ...OLD SCHOOL IS THE BEST.

[@neronbass]

sinister double!!!!!!!! great song

[@NEVERLEAVEORFORSAKE]

Great band...it's good to see them back with a new album after all these years.

[@mrbill4256]

One of my favorite bands of the 80's. I grew up in suburban San Diego and was one of those "computer nerds" who had a Computer and a Modem and was in the BBS (Bulletin Board System) circuit. Needless to say, my "handle" or "alias" was Sinister Double, which of course was from the very same Malice song. I used the alias for a long time into the 90's where i was in the Military and got moved to Virginia where i met my first wife Beth (alias: Mystique). My license plate back then was SIN&MYS, again, a reference to Sinister Double. Needless to say, you guys had a big influence on my teen and early adult years. I listened to License to Kill a few weeks ago and it still kicks my ass.

[@MaliceMB]

Thanks for sharing your story Bill, I really liked it and Mick would have too. Sinister Double was a song that came together pretty quickly and felt like it almost wrote itself. Mick came up with the initial riff idea, but at a much slower tempo. After working through a few possible transitions, we sped up the movement to give it the “gallop” feel it became. Once the tempo was established, the bridges and chorus ideas fell into place. In Malice, we had working titles for ideas or songs under construction, that were usually humorous words or phrases. We used these names as place marks until the lyrics were composed, and then the song would be appropriately titled. Example: Stellar Masters (Malice- In The Beginning) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWmbiH9umKx2nNU had the working title of “Vegetable Beef”, based on a Campbells soup concoction. The title Sinister Double came about when Mick & I saw Jay Leno doing a stand up comedy performance at the Comedy & Magic Club in Hermosa Beach, CA in the mid 80’s. He did a bit where he referenced an “evil twin or sinister double if you will”. We thought that it was a hilarious title and logged it in for future use. When the song was in development, I thought it sounded ominous and referenced it as Sinister Double. James embraced the concept and wrote the lyrics, with the intent of keeping the title. I thought he did a great job at making the working title relevant. That's the short version.....

[@michaelgunterfonluhter4187]

With very very sincere respect and with light musicaln vision in yours light-in very very talantl adres!! Bravoooooooooo!!! Dear,lovely grech music-prof-metal-artist-dear-teachers in my has hard life in Russia!!!Very and very big hot thank-you very soo much for very big prof in sing in play!! I`love you dears in Malice the band!! Not surrender!! Rock n roll!! Real and real WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!in my sincere soul in my hot metal heart too!!

[@gogor74]

love this song from malice, bring back in 80's

[@skummtoons6686]

Underrated band and talent You have GREAT bass lines in these songs. Thank you for posting! Still listening to license to kill in 2018 as I did in '87 when I was 21. 51 now is just a #. 👍👍

[@MaliceMB]

Thanks man!

[@zombieroyale]

This is nothing but a pure exploding eargasm :-) This still, to this very day, sounds fresh and agressive as f**k. While listening to this , I was just reminded how new bands copying this era and music have forgotten something on their way, definately. MaliceMB - greetings from sweden!

[@rumplestilskin5594]

Mark Behn, I cant believe my luck in stumbling my way here literally by accident. First off R.I.P Mick, next, Malice has been one of the bands that have dominated and shaped my way of thinking musically along with a handful of others. Being a south bay so cal local I got the chance to experience Malice in Los Angeles and in a fairly small venue that for the life of me i cant remember the name of at the moment.( I'm sure it will come to me). I believe it was with Armored Saint and someone else. Me and a few friends got the tickets like last minute at the show in the parking lot and we all got up to the stage since it was standing room only we pushed our way til we were standing three feet from where James was standing the most , we felt. My friend Eddie had his arms on the stage most of the show and I was right behind him or to his left or right side. We love the music you guys play and especially dug the voice James rocked and we all thought we could imitate him pretty good and especially my friend Eddie. So Eddie was too drunk and stupid and holding on to the monitor they have at the edge of the stage so you can hear yourself playing and singing every word back at James and almost taunting him, like til James decided to come to the very edge of the stage and grab Eddie by his shoulders and pick up Eddie and throw him off the edge of the stage and back into me where I caught the little fucking drunktard after which both of our replies were "Whoa"!! Fuck!! Eyes wide in disbelief we both kept rocking and banging our heads and James never missed a beat or word of HellRider. Ya, I cant remember the name of the venue but i can never forget the name of the song James reached out to us in, haha! Well after another couple songs I guess someone called the venue security down and they came and told Eddie to stay off the stage , keeps his arms off it anyways and Eddie just couldnt seem to do that so they pulled him out to the side and towards the back and he was back up front in a few minutes. One of the best shows any rock band ever played . You guys were tight and loud. One of the best nights ever for me and my friends period. I just wanted to thank you for putting together some seriously great music. Oh, Anything else you can let us hear/ see will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

[@MaliceMB]

Great story, thanks for sharing!

[@Craig1168]

Malice owned on Los Angeles I bought their album when it came out and I if my memory serves me right they played a show with loudness totally awesome

[@MaliceMB]

Thanks for the kudos (All previous posts as well) . Always happy to hear from those who are moved by the captured motion & sounds of yesteryear. It was quality, from my perspective and we tried hard to be good.

[@harpethguitar]

I love this album. It was a Huge influence. What a great guitar sound. So heavy. Great vocals. Powerful double kick drum, Thumping bass. Awesome

[@MichaelDouglasSkewes]

I see me in the country club footage! I MISS MALICE!!!!! BRING THEM BACK WITH JAMES!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@DiploV8]

Okay, let´s bring it to the point: THIS is the best Metal-Song EVER!!! It just kicks ass! Overwhelming fat guitar sound, excellent voice, stunning drumbeat. Just the way as HM should be. I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!!!!!! AC/DC says it: THAT´S THE WAY I WANT MY ROCK´N´ROLL!

[@Zodi77]

RIP Mick! Thanks for this awesome song!

[@111Mrviking]

ONE of my all time 80s Local Heavy Metal bands from Hollywood Cal...I had the opportunity to see Malice twice in the 80s,and threw awesome concerts...James Neal's vocal where compared to Rob Haford from Judas Priest,they even looked like judas Priest...The first Album,In the beginning was there best music...( and do mean album)NO CDS or downloads back then..lol...Anyway,Great BAND...Thank god for UTube,bringing back old memories... Ernest-Los Angeles

[@gavindorrens7064]

These guy's rocked my world back in '85 '87 so much like priest. R.I.P. Mick Zane awesome licks, big shredder who never got the credit you deserved. From a Aussie fan from back in the day. Say hi to everyone up there and there's lots of 'em.

[@rinuchi]

EPIC GUITAR!!! cant believe i've never heard if you guys before

[@flyfishincrazy]

Holy shit Mark...a little slow on the uptake here....I still listen to In the Beginning and License to Kill on my old cassettes.....I just got New Breed of Godz on CD and the bonus DVD.....James Rivera....kills it man...holy shit....you guys sound better than ever....no reunion keep what u got and record a new album. My god...I am blown away........

[@RIPRNet]

Your band was great. Had the opportunity to see you at the Long Beach Arena back in 1986 or 87 with Wasp and Saxon if I remember correctly. Good times for sure...

[@BflatBsider]

Malice was great. I still jam this because its polished metal!!!

[@joshmattg]

fuck man this seems awsome, metal in the 80s just seem like such a special decade, which can not be repeated

[@bearsfan21]

This song is amazing! Forgot how good Malice was. I can't remember which movie....but they were playing a song in some bar in an 80's movie....wish I could remember what is was....they sounded great in that too!

[@TokyoMetal777]

I'm 33... living in Japan... and this killer piece of metal finesse is epic. It'll never sound old. The production, the vocals... this release puts to shame 95% of the alleged "classics" where metal is concerned. Since some of your are talkin' about crankin' this out of your cars, my Acura NSX (with license plates METAL777) always runs a little better when this CD is cranked inside. You'd be suprised how many 20-something yr old girls love this CD here. A mega-metal thank you to Malice!

[@kickastracodriver]

Malice is one of the most underrating Metal bands of the 80s and Sinister Double is my all time favorite Metal Song - Killer riff! Is Malice planning any reunion tour?

[@markeasley8218]

Loved Malice. Wish they had made one more album as good as the first two! Them and Armored Saint were my two favorite LA bands. The first three Saint albums and these two Malice albums are among my five favorites of all time! Thank you for being so talented and creating such great Metal classics!

[@mrsbonniemoore]

It warms my heart to know I'm not the only one who still loves some of these old bands. This is one I never thought I'd find. Thanks tons for posting! (Ps, MaliceMB: "Armoured truck/rolling thunder"--LMAO!)

[@nelsono4315]

a flawless album!

[@xaGe__]

Great band and my favorite song from Malice! I wore out this tape to shreds. Thanks for sharing Mark...

[@MagnumOpus007]

I love this band. I remember when this album came out (and the follow up EP as well). This record was the soundtrack to my teen years and I love every track- especially Chain Gang Woman, Against the Empire, and Christine. I really wish this band took off. Amazing musicians and songwriters on every level. The vocals alone are enough to make you appreciate how incredible this band really was.

[@1978soloalbums]

My favorite lp of all time

[@TheBanker1972]

Mark, thanks for that AMAZING record !! I grew up with that record and played it all the time. All the best from Germany \m/ \m/

[@4dmind]

I still wear this out. You guys were AMAZING. I'd call this album a flawless album. It's on par with Appetite for Destruction.

[@tjp623]

Ultimate reunion tour would be Malice + Agent Steel + Savatage. That would Kick-Ass. Thanks for posting this. Peace.

[@budekmetel5178]

Most underrated band.! luv thus album

[@OverkillVA]

Mark, you guys were amazing. Had the pleasure of seeing you twice. Once at a place called The Desert Lounge in Pasadena, MD. When we walked in, James was playing pinball at the front of the club. The other time I saw you was at The Bayou in Washington, DC.

[@markkepilino6586]

Still listen to this now. This album is still the bomb!!!

[@moslehuddinahmed5152]

One of the best metal songs in history! Mick Zane (RIP)...

[@TotalSinging]

God I remember seeing them on that first tour at L'Amour here in NYC and James coming out in the cage. Insane. Loved this band. Still have my "License to Kill" tour shirt!

[@michaelcrusader9612]

Super!!! Not comment!!! Real -very very nice voice!! Power -sing!!! WOOOOW!! And very very nice and virtuozo-melodic play!!! Thank-you very much for the WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!!! Heavy metal musik!!! I`love you everybody in Malice!!! Good luck and happiness!! Real,sincere joy in prof-studio-consertn-work!!! Good luck dears!!! (Fan ,with yong -time and in real time to!!! ) Heavy metal!!! Dear brothers!!!

[@Slayer-sr2zm]

Это была первая " металлическая " группа, услышанная мною в далеком 1990- м. Она сделала меня металлистом!

[@ukhovoleg]

Уникальная группа. Самый честный металл на мой взгляд. Жаль, что всего 1 альбом записали, по сути...

[@BlaneNovember]

Miss you guys! Thanks for posting!!! What a GReaT Band!!! ;-)

[@MetalHeart8787]

I always like this song & air Attack, I wish Malice made a music video, wish they were more popular.

[@michaelgunterfonluhter4187]

I`in sincere joy ,for yours fantastish -magik-prof work!!! Singer=Real Magik!!!!!!!!!!!! Malice the band=Fantastish-magik the band!!everybody=Cool!!! ROCK N `ROLL!!

[@asherasator]

Man this sparks memories, I remember seeing them in Cleveland in like 8O something, the guitars sounded great live! Very powerful & cutting, the whole band was a perfect balance, they weren't too heavy or lame, I remember just thinking how great it sounded. Definitely one the best , maybe even underated bands of the 80s

[@TotalSinging]

God I loved this band live - I can remember seeing you guys on your first tour and James Neal being in a cage for the first song. Awesome.

[@rjc7289]

God rest your soul Mick Zane. You laid down a killer solo on this track!

[@MaliceMB]

You're so right! I recently heard "Vigilante" and was reminded of what a great composition Mick put together on that solo.

[@ChillerKane]

I still have all my Malice on vinyl. Killer band.

[@gurubhai01]

you deserve a medal.. More Malice vids please... new fan.. hooked!

[@bearsfan21]

Love this!!!! Thanks for putting it together...........I can't stop watching....

[@stringy8698]

Great tune great album great band

[@MirVon]

awsome song!

[@tjp623]

This is great video. Well done dude. Thanks for posting.

[@infraredchic3235]

Picked up on these dudes via a wikapedia reference. Glad I did too. I'll bet they got some lost unreleased archives out there in vinyl!! Kick ass shit maynerd.

[@michaeljames2183]

Haha. Love the Malto-meal reference! Had a good chuckle. You must be in your 50's like me. I still remember that commercial. 😄

[@pamgregson8666]

I was there little sister !!! Had a great time with them !! Love you Dave!!!llrest in peace !!!!!! Xo! Xo!!! hope you doing well. lead singer James !! Hope he still live! Dam I was 16 hanging out with them!! heavy metal rules !!!!!

[@drumsmetalheavy11]

I loved this band still do. This album was release in 87' Classic still love it. Which one is Dave & how did he pass. sad to hear.

[@gmlasam]

Ahhhh. Yes, this is the era when metal singers can actually sing in tune.

[@actionfigureschannel]

Great band. Great vid. You're editing is killer!

[@StratmanShane]

Dude, my band totally used to rock "Chain Gang Woman" back in the day! This was a great, great metal record, tragically underrated, IMO! Thanks for posting this vid, it brings back a lot of memories! lol

[@Disciple0fMetal]

This is awesome. thanxs for sharing

[@afterforever33]

Beautiful job man.Thank you very much.

[@zenon1970crue]

Malice, attitude, looks and music, PIONEERS OF HEAVY METAL!!!!

[@fabienlamour3644]

Reminds me my youth. Was great period of my life!!!! Sex,drugs,and heavy metal!!!! Great talents!!!!