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There are 3 "new faculty Venom" originals below... Skool Daze, The Ark, and Civilised... Civilised is in fact not all that awful, but it is oh-so-uninspired, sounding like a demented mid-80s Judas Priest on valium (and apart from, it rips off Vendetta's Suicidal Lunacy). nsbm Very same with The Ark, which randomly fades out - you can just see the file exec keeping up the "YOU CAN End Enjoying NOW" indicator. No spirit. No life. No course.

Oh yea and Skool Daze is total fucking shit. It is supposed to be Teacher's Pet II but it completely misses on the menace, the lecherous perspective, the ... almost everything ... of the original. Stupid 12-bar blues bullshit. Tends to make no perception.

Then we have acquired the first of the live music... Bursting Out - this just isn't on any of the early Venom LPs, but it truly is on all of them - it's the ubiquitous reward track, and it truly is a staple of KVLT VENVM, other than right here it just seems horribly compelled... the band performs oversloppy and tries as well damn difficult. "Thrash it up". The drums are mistimed, the guitars are scarcely audible, so you'd believe this was fucking vintage... yet the entire thing totally lacks the effort of the original VENOM. It is like a bunch of Nirvana customers got them selves large on coke and shaped a Venom include band or anything. That is what this seems like. A copout, a waste of time, and so on.

The very last two tracks are the emphasize of this oddly polished turd... an alright version of Angel Dust (yet another vintage) - this time the guitars are audible, and hey it ain't poor... then a tacky go over of Judas Priest's Hell Bent for Leather (inexplicably retitled "Hell Bent for Metallic") which actually will come off as amusing, and scarcely, in some strange method, has the previous spirit of KVLT AS FVCK Venom. Sloppy as shit, and forgetting fifty percent of the lyrics, barely keeping up with the riffage... cheesy backup vocals, entirely offkey foreground vocals... but somehow, in some way this just manages to occur up with what Venom is and indicates. Oh yea and they, astonishingly, NAIL the solo. Which is one thing not even Tipton can claim fifty percent the time. Heh. That just adds to the perfection - they never nail everything else, but that insane solo that is the trademark of the music, they gotta get that a single right, so they do.

But total... the only thing to advocate this album is somebody else's track... actually, it's just not well worth the hard work. It's a large pile of commercial cheese. Search at the damn album protect... it was undesirable when Exciter unveiled the wicked. This one's even even worse.