Lizzy Borden - Murderess Metal Road Show: 40th Anniversary vinyl record cover

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Council for the Cauldron

2

Flesheater

3

Warfare

4

No Time to Lose

5

Rod of Iron

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Save Me

7

Godiva

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Psychopath

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Love You to Pieces

10

Live and Let Die

11

Kiss of Death

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Red Rum

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American Metal

14

Give 'Em the Axe

15

Finale

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Dead Serious

17

(Wake Up) Time to Die


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Lizzy Borden

Murderess Metal Road Show: 40th Anniversary

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


40th Anniversary Edition. Few bands captured the theatrical danger, speed, and raw electricity of mid-'80s American metal quite like Lizzy Borden. The Murderess Metal Road Show documents the band at a moment when everything was clicking-songs sharpened by the stage, performances fueled by chaos, and a reputation that was spreading fast through the Los Angeles metal underground.Recorded live at Chuck Landis' Country Club in Reseda, California on Friday, December 13, 1985, this album arrived astonishingly early in the band's career-just one EP and one studio album in. Instead of waiting years to issue a live release, Lizzy Borden chose to capture the intensity of their shows while the danger still felt real. The result is one of the most overlooked but essential live metal albums of the era.The set explodes out of the gate with "Council for the Cauldron, " instantly locking into fast, aggressive California metal driven by razor-sharp riffs and Lizzy's unmistakable voice-part Halford scream, part Dickinson drama, part pure menace. Tracks like "Warfare, " "No Time to Lose, " and "Psychopath" showcase a band firing on all cylinders, while the theatrical pairing of "Psychopath" into "Love You to Pieces" mirrors the band's infamous stage show, where shock, story, and performance were inseparable.The album also includes a blistering cover of Paul McCartney's "Live and Let Die, " recorded years before Guns N' Roses made the song famous, as well as "(Wake Up) Time to Die, " inspired by the cult sci-fi classic Blade Runner. The show closes with "American Metal, " a song that would go on to become the most frequently performed track of Lizzy Borden's career-and the perfect anthem to end a live set built on volume, spectacle, and conviction.This Boone's Overstock Webstore Exclusive edition presents The Murderess Metal Road Show in it's most collectible vinyl form to date. Pressed as a 2-LP deluxe gatefold, this version is limited to just 200 copies worldwide on Red & Blue "American Metal" vinyl and includes an exclusive 8.5 x 11 set list insert featuring a printed Lizzy Borden autograph, making it the most premium version of the release.The audio has been mastered for vinyl by Rob Colwell (Helstar, Voivod, Lizzy Borden, Starwood), delivering power, clarity, and punch while preserving the raw live atmosphere. Officially licensed from Metal Blade Records, this marks the first time The Murderess Metal Road Show has ever been reissued on vinyl.Seventeen tracks are included in total, with tracks 16-17 being studio recordings, rounding out the release with added depth and historical context. A live document of Lizzy Borden in the band's theatrical prime-young, hungry, raw, aggressive, and unforgettable. This isn't nostalgia; it's the show.

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