Disc I 01. Thrashers 02. Evil Priest 03. Voracious Souls 04. Kill As One 05. The Ultra-Violence 06. Mistress Of Pain 07. Final Death 08. I.P.F.S.
Disc II[Artifacts and Archives re-issue bonus] 01. No Time for Love [Heavy Metal Insanity 1983 demo version] 02. The Hunted [Heavy Metal Insanity 1983 demo version] 03. Intruder [Heavy Metal Insanity 1983 demo version] 04. Barren Lands [Heavy Metal Insanity 1983 demo version] 05. Thrashers [Kill As One 1985 demo version] 06. Kill As One [Kill As One 1985 demo version] 07. The Ultra-Violence [Kill As One 1985 demo version]
I think I'm not the only one to believe that Death Angel never quite got the credit they deserve. And I don't even mean the commercial success of Megadeth or Anthrax, but at least the respect that metalheads show to the likes of Testament or Overkill. And I think that these Bay Area thrashers have the right to feel harmed by the metal community, as they have done everything to become a highly recognized metal band, including starting off with a phenomenal debut album.
Death Angel's best album was their debut, but changed their thrashy sound afterwards. This album would sound great if re-recorded. They should come back to their original sound & deffinitely bring out some more releases too.
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