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Rock Goddess - Hell Hath No Fury (1984)
NWOBHM | MP3@192kbps | 00:39:04 | 53 MB

“Rock Goddess was an all-female heavy metal band from the New Wave of British Heavy Metal era, that briefly enjoyed cult status in the early 1980s in Britain. This is their second album. Those who love Judas Priest, Saxon, Def Leppard - you won't be disappointed, lots of stuff to bang your heads to ;)”


“The band was formed in Wandsworth, South London in 1977, by sisters Jody Turner (guitar) and Julie Turner (drums) when they were thirteen and nine years old respectively. They recruited school friend Tracey Lamb on bass guitar. They rehearsed intensively and, through a friend, managed to place a track on a sampler album. The Turner's father, John, ran a music shop and used his connections to get the band gigs and finally, in 1982, a recording contract with A&M.
They released their eponymous debut album in 1983 as a trio. There were legal problems because Julie Turner was still attending school, and was restricted in the number of live gigs she could play. Lamb became disgruntled at what she perceived to be the domination of the Turners, quitting to initially form She, but ending up joining Girlschool in 1987. She was replaced by Dee O'Malley and the follow-up album, Hell Hath No Fury was released in 1984. The band co-headlined with Y&T and Iron Maiden on UK tours, and with Saxon in France. O'Malley announced her pregnancy and left the band in 1986. She was replaced by Julia Longman on bass, and Becky Axten joined on keyboards.
After their A&M contract expired, a third album, Young and Free was released in 1987 in France only, but their career was cut short by financial and contractual problems, which forced them to disband shortly thereafter. In 1988, the Turner sisters reappeared as The Jody Turner Band, and Jody Turner fronted a new line-up of Rock Goddess in 1994, to promote the re-release of the third album on the Thunderbolt record label. After a name change, the group disbanded in 1995, after playing their last gig at the Thomas O'Becket public house.
The band reformed in 2009 to play the Hard Rock Hell festival in Prestatyn, Wales, but split again before they had a chance to perform.”


“1. 01 - Hold me down (3:58)
2. 02 - No more (3:15)
3. 03 - Gotta let your hair down (3:19)
4. 04 - Don't want your love (3:37)
5. 05 - In the night (4:13)
6. 06 - The visitor are here (5:23)
7. 07 - I've seen it all before (4:11)
8. 08 - You've got fire (3:03)
9. 09 - It will never change (4:38)
10. 10 - Got be with you (3:23)