The Second Wave: 25 Years of NWOBHM
The Second Wave: 25 Years of NWOBHM is a split studio album released in 2003 by British indie label Communiqué Records. The album contains five songs each from veteran bands of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal Oliver/Dawson Saxon (resulting from a split of Saxon), Girlschool and Tygers of Pan Tang.[1] The album features both new songs and already published ones, sometimes re-recorded for the occasion. The release of the album was followed by a UK tour of the three bands together.[2] The cover design was by Robb Weir's nephew and Vectis radio DJ, Tim Pritchard with Paris based designer Kev Baldwyn. The painting used was commissioned by Robb Weir and painted by Isle of Wight based artist, John Patty.
Track listing
- "World's Gone Crazy" (Oliver/Dawson Saxon) - 5:32
- "Passion" (Girlschool) - 3:06
- "Love Potion No. 9 2003" (Tygers of Pan Tang) - 3:01
- "Nursery Crimes" (Oliver/Dawson Saxon) - 5:08
- "Mad Mad Sister" (Girlschool) - 3:51
- "Godspeak" (Tygers of Pan Tang) - 5:56
- "Räder Aus Stahl" (Oliver/Dawson Saxon) - 4:23
- "Coming Your Way" (Girlschool) - 3:24
- "Mystical" (Tygers of Pan Tang) - 4:54
- "Broken" (Oliver/Dawson Saxon) - 6:45
- "Believe" (Girlschool) - 3:29
- "Hellbound 2003" (Tygers of Pan Tang) - 3:23
- "Ghost" (Oliver/Dawson Saxon) - 5:07
- "Innocent" (Girlschool) - 3:08
- "Firepower" (Tygers of Pan Tang) - 4:42
Personnel
Oliver/Dawson Saxon
- John Ward - vocals
- Graham Oliver - guitar
- Haydn Conway - guitar
- Steve Dawson - bass
- Nigel Durham - drums
Girlschool
- Kim McAuliffe – vocals, guitar
- Jackie Chambers – lead guitar
- Enid Williams – vocals, bass
- Denise Dufort – drums
Tygers of Pan Tang
- Richie Weeks - vocals
- Robb Weir - guitar
- Dean "Deano" Robertson - guitar
- Brian West - bass
- Craig Ellis - drums
References
- ^ "Girlschool - The Second Wave". Encyclopaedia Metallum. http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=47947. Retrieved 2010-07-10.
- ^ "Oliver / Dawson Saxon". Musicmight.com. 2009. http://musicmight.com/artist/uk/oliverdawson+saxon. Retrieved 2010-07-10.