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Armored Saint - Delirious Nomad (1985)
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Armored Saint - Delirious Nomad (1985) [Japan Press]
Scans > 28 MB | MP3 CBR 320 Kbps > 100 MB
Heavy Metal | 41:49 minutes | Label: Toshiba-EMI Limited | Catalog Number: TOCP-8085

Armored Saint is a heavy metal band originating from Los Angeles, California. Delirious Nomad is their second album. It was released in 1985 on Chrysalis Records and recorded with producer Max Norman who previously worked for Ozzy Osbourne.

&#147;Having launched their career in promising fashion with the very well-received March of the Saint album, Los Angeles-based Armored Saint now seemed poised to take things to the next level and become one of the '80s biggest metal stars. Further buoyed by widespread critical approval, the band and their label, Chrysalis, were especially careful when planning to record 1985's all-important follow-up, Delirious Nomad. Enlisting the services of top metal producer Max Norman was supposed to be the final piece of the puzzle, and all involved were confident that this would be the band's "career" album. But while Delirious Nomad was certainly a more refined, more confident effort than its predecessor, it also felt somewhat less vital and spontaneous -- contrived even. Standouts like "Over the Edge," "For the Sake of Heaviness," and "In the Hole" are meticulous studio creations which proved the band's songwriting talents were indeed improving from strength to strength. But while the band was convinced that they'd successfully captured their "live sound" for the first time, many old-school fans flatly disagreed. For these, Delirious Nomad was missing that certain elemental spark of excitement which had made their debut so memorable, and the off-the-cuff looseness of rehashed older material like "You're Never Alone" and "Released" arguably proves their point. Still, the stunning beauty of the epic "Aftermath," with its glorious smorgasbord of harmony guitars, represents a career peak by any standard. Finally, for a band which always took itself perhaps a bit too seriously, Armored Saint was approaching maximum paranoia here, with songs like "Nervous Man" and the aforementioned "Over the Edge," both brimming with high-strung tension. Apparently, so was the band, who parted with founding guitarist Phil Sandoval as soon as the album was completed.

-- Eduardo Rivadavia, allmusic.com&#148;


Tracklist:

01. Long Before I Die
02. Nervous Man
03. Over The Edge
04. The Laugh
05. Conqueror
06. For The Sake Of Heaviness
07. Aftermath
08. In The Hole
09. You're Never Alone
10. Released

Produced by Max Norman. Engineered by Bill Freesh.

Original non-remastered Japan pressed CD.
Pressed in 1993 by Toshiba-EMI limited.

- John Bush: vocals
- Dave Prichard: guitars
- Phil Sandoval: guitars
- Joey Vera: bass, backing vocals
- Gonzo Sandoval: drums

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