Out of Reach

Out of Reach Artist: Blind Fury
Label: Majestic Rock
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 822927009320
EAN: 0822927009320
ASIN: B00013TBRE


Release Date: 2004-06-03

Out of Reach


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Tracks:

  1. Do It Loud
  2. Out Of Reach
  3. Evil Eyes
  4. Contact Rock And Roll
  5. Living On The Edge
  6. Dynamo
  7. Back Inside
  8. Dance Of The Crimson Lady Pt.1

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Album Description

Celebrating the 25th year of the NWOBHM, Majestic Rock reissues metal act's one & only album from 1985 featuring the twin guitar attack of Steve Ramsey & Russ Tippins with the excellent vocals of Lou Taylor. Eight tracks. 2004.

Album Details

Rising from the Ashes of the British Rock Band Satan, this Classic Nwobhm Release features the Twin Guitar Attack of Steve Ramsey and Russ Tippins and the Vocals of Lou Taylor.

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Satan lightens up? Not even close!.......2006-11-18

In an attempt to reach a wider audience, classic New Wave of British Heavy Metal band Satan changed their name to Blind Fury in 1985. In addition to a less ominous band name, they added vocalist Lou Taylor and opted for a somewhat less aggressive sound. Does that mean the band sold out? Probably, but they didn't exactly become Def Leppard either.

With their "debut" album Out of Reach, Blind Fury came out with a sound that was still firmly rooted in the NWOBHM scene, but one that had elements of the kind of power metal taking off in America at the time. Blind Fury's sound was remarkably similar to early Helstar, Warlord, Crimson Glory, and Queensryche. For whatever reason, the band's new sound did not go over well, and they soon abandoned the Blind Fury name and went back to calling themselves Satan. It's a bit surprising, because to my ears Out of Reach is a very strong metal album (and make no mistake, Out of Reach is a pure metal album from start to finish) that should have gone over huge with American power metal fans, even if the NWOBHM scene rejected it.

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