Beyond the Gates

Artist: Possessed
Label: Relativity
Category: Music

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Format: Explicit Lyrics
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1

UPC: 088561175429
EAN: 0088561175429
ASIN: B00000ICO3

Release Date: 1999-03-30

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Tracks:

Intro
The Heretic
Tribulation
March To Die
Phantasm
No Will To Live
Beyond The Gates
The Beasts Of The Apocalypse
Seance
Restless Dead
Dog Fight

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Customer Reviews:

My Favorite from Possessed........2006-12-31

This is my favorite release from Possessed, this one is epicalegically deviant compared to their first ...Death Metal. This sounds more like, Celtic Frost, Bathory, Entombed, And Terrorizer. Buy it, Must Own!!

really good but not quite great........2006-07-07

This album in my opinion is a B+. It is not as good as churches or eyes, but it's worth buying. The production was on the weak side with this recording. Carl Candedy produced instead of Randy Burns, who was on another project at the time. No knock against Canedy, but the production prevented this from being an A+. It has got some really heavy stuff nonetheless. Most of the songs are strong with the exception of a couple weak ones. The guitar riffs are cool as well as the drumming. As far as vocals go, NOBODY in death/black metal does it like Jeff Becerra. He has an awesome guttaral grunting style. All in all a must buy for metal fans.

I like it........2006-02-04

The production isn't as bad on this as it is on Seven Churches to me, but it's not as good as on Eyes of Horror, either.

What they needed was Joe Satriani producing all three albums. That would have been awesome. (YES, HE DID PRODUCE "Eyes of Horror"). If anyone remembers from the 80's, alot of the best Metal music had crappy recordings. Didn't hurt the music any, unless you were anal and just HAD to have pristine recordings.

I love this album. Brings back great memories.

ugghh.......2005-12-01

how can a band follow up the greatest death metal album ever recorded with this? personally, since I am in a band, I will tell you how. Being in a band gets old, boring, and bland. Listen to this album, and you will see what I mean. The unlistenable production is not just hype...its reeeeallllly bad. Worse than 'and justice for all', or 'st. anger'. dont mean to throw in metallica, but lets just say, you can have the greatest home stereo in the world, and this CD will sound like crap. just buy '7 churches' and make that the only possessed you ever hear. next.

Perfect album..........2005-07-16

In my view this is a major classic of the period when bay area thrash metal was morphing into death metal...this is just a beautiful album, filled with evil riffs, great songs, incredible vocals, extremely cool solos, etc. Probably my favorite metal album of all time. Get it!

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