Danzig - Lost Tracks of Danzig (Ogv)

Double LP set on 180 gram vinyl! Product Description

THE LOST TRACKS OF DANZIG

An exellent variety of Danzig;showing his progression over time and what an impressive artist he is. I'm surprised he put those to the side for so long; it is a really great set of music! I enjoy it every day.
June 22, 2008

Great album(s)

Lost Tracks of Danzig is a complilation of all the "lost" demos that were'nt included on all Danzig albums from the self titled album to Circle of Snakes. It's a two disc set with 26 tracks total in chronilogical order, and I know what your thinking....no it doesn't get worse as it goes along!!! ALL the songs here should have made it onto the albums (producers...can't live with em, can't live without em), and they are all classic Danzig songs. Great to throw in when you don't feel like listening to Grind-core, Deathmetal, Grind-Death/Gore-Grind and/or Death-Grind. Well worth the asking price, highly recommended. April 2, 2008

Finally!

Finally

After years of fans waiting for the goods they are finally received.

Favorite songs are
Dying Seraph - Smooth voice, jazz like structure to the song. "You won't need love, alone now where you are" Killer lyrics.

Angles of the Seventh Dawn- Great song left off of lucifuge, John Christ has some great leads on this song.

Warlock- Another mid-tempo song with great melody. This song could have been a hit, if put on blackaciddevil.

Years of paying for high priced bootlegs this cd is well worth the money. Now if we can only get a Hank Williams III and Danzig album! Nola and Angel of Death were incredible for anyone who has heard them played live during 6-6-6.
March 26, 2008

An alternate history of the rise and decline of Danzig

Got this boxed set yesterday and was reminded why I loved Glenn's post-Samhain work so much in high school . . . and why I hated it so much after Danzig 4 and "Mother" being played to death on eMpTy V.

Back when Glenn seemed to buy into his own hype and threaten bodily harm to Rikki Rachtman on Headbanger's Ball any time he mentioned the Misfits (and how funny it seems now, given how Glenn got dropped by that one guy backstage on YouTube in ONE punch).

The first disc is great, yes, it's everything I loved about the band to begin with and all I can do is repeat what's been said earlier. However, when Glenn ditched the band, decided he wanted to be a demonic Trent Reznor on Danzig 5, that's when the "Elvis-singalike Conan the Barbarian starring in The Omen" schtick began to wear thin.

I really wish he hadn't recorded "White Devil Rise" because confronting hate with hate only leads to more hate and as someone else pointed out, it could be an anthem for the KKK, Aryan Nation or WAR or some other shaved head, hillbilly, intolerance spreading band of idiots, particularly since his stage surname is "Danzig," as these were the very people who used to give me grief for listening to his work because it was "demonic" and I was going to burn for eternity . . . what rubbish.

Otherwise, it's nice to finally have "When Death Had No Name" on CD as opposed to the horrid copy I had on tape from a friend who had the CD5 of "Dirty Black Summer."

Signed,
epsteinsmutha December 26, 2007

A MUST have for any Danzig fan.

I have every album Glen Danzig has ever been a part of. From The Misfits to Soundtracks, and from Samhain to Black Aria, you name it, I have it. I haven't been as impressed with the last few Danzig albums. I would say anything since 4P has been good, but not great. This is GREAT. There are many songs that have the "old" Danzig sound that we all came to love on the first two albums.

If you're a fan of the older Danzig material you MUST add this album to your collection. November 21, 2007

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