Last Rites’ Facebook Albums Of The Week: June 9th – June 15th

“Album Of The Day” is a Last Rites Facebook feature we started whose purpose is quite straight-forward: highlight one album per day and say a few words about it. Understanding that not everyone chooses to participate in the booking of faces, we thought it might be nice to toss in a feature that gathers the albums in a single piece on a weekly basis.

Here are the seven albums we picked for the week of June 9th — June 15th.

Sunday, June 9th

Last Rites’ Album Of The Day // HAIKU EDITION

Deathhammer – Onward To the Pits (2012)

German style thrash
I like Destruction also
Please to listen drunk

[Ryan Tysinger]

Monday, June 10th

Last Rites’ Album Of The Day // HAIKU EDITION

Queensryche – Empire (1990)

Top tier prog metal
Goes hard rock for pop success
To old guard’s dismay.

[Andrew Edmunds]

Tuesday, June 11th

Last Rites’ Album Of The Day // HAIKU EDITION

Angel Witch – Angel Witch (1980)

First tier British steel
A classic among classics
A peak of The Wave

[Zach Duvall]

Wednesday, June 12th

Last Rites’ Album Of The Day // HAIKU EDITION

Maninnya Blade – Merchants In Metal (1986)

Swedish speed metal
The vocals are not that great
Go real fast and loud

[Ryan Tysinger]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kW77TmTBaSs&frags=pl%2Cwn

Thursday, June 13th

Last Rites’ Album Of The Day // HAIKU EDITION

Extreme – Pornograffitti (1990)

More than “More Than Words”
You too will “Get the Funk Out”
Yeah it’s just okay

[Zach Duvall]

Friday, June 14th

Last Rites’ Album Of The Day // HAIKU EDITION

Armored Saint – March Of The Saint (1984)

You’ll want to be in
This number when the Saint comes
Marching in. Trust us.

[Andrew Edmunds]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqR2UpCvZx8&frags=pl%2Cwn

Saturday, June 15th

Last Rites’ Album Of The Day // HAIKU EDITION

Striborg – Spiritual Catharsis (2004)

Sin-Nanna’s haunted
Tasmanian forests are
Alive with malice.

[Dan Obstkrieg]

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See you next week.

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  1. Why include Extreme’s Pornograffiti? Surely there are better records that could have been featured.

    What’s next? White Lion, Winger and Bon Jovi’s Slippery When Wet? Jackal and the chainsaw song?

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