Burn the Priest

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Burn the Priest
Studio album by Burn the Priest
Released April 13, 1999
Recorded Nov 10-14, 1998
Genre Groove metal, Death metal
Length 40:25
Label Legion
Producer Chris Adler, Steve Austin
Burn the Priest chronology

Sevens and More
(1998)
Burn the Priest
(1999)
New American Gospel
(as Lamb of God)
(2000)
Reissue cover
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
Allmusic [1]

Burn the Priest is the debut album by American groove metal band Lamb of God, who were then known as Burn the Priest. The album was released on April 13, 1999 by Legion Records. It is the final release to feature Abe Spear on guitar, as well as the last release before the band changed their name to Lamb of God.

Track listing

All lyrics written by Randy Blythe, except where noted, all music composed by Burn the Priest, except where noted.
No. Title Length
1. "Bloodletting"   1:57
2. "Dimera" (Lyrics: Blythe, Judd Prather) 2:27
3. "Resurrection #9"   5:15
4. "Goatfish"   2:23
5. "Salivation"   2:12
6. "Lies of Autumn"   4:47
7. "Chronic Auditory Hallucination"   3:53
8. "Suffering Bastard"   2:07
9. "Buckeye"   3:57
10. "Lame"   1:51
11. "Preaching to the Converted"   2:32
12. "Departure Hymn"   2:39
13. "Duane" (Music: Burn the Priest, Matt Conner) 2:17
14. "Ruiner" (Hidden track on original version) 2:08

Epic reissue

On Mar 22, 2005, it was re-released by Epic Records. The album has been remixed by Colin Richardson, remastered by Mark Wilder and features new liner notes by original producer Steve Austin (from noisecore band Today Is the Day). The cover art was changed in order to be store friendly, but retains the original artwork in the booklet. A live video of the song "Bloodletting", taken from the Killadelphia DVD was included on an enhanced portion of the disc in QuickTime format.

The inlay of the CD case reads "Der Teufel Nennt Mich Bruder", German for "The Devil Calls Me Brother".

Personnel

Burn the Priest
Additional musicians
  • Michael Brosan – Backing vocals on "Suffering Bastard"
  • Steve Austin – Extra vocals/lyrics at the end of "Resurrection #9"
Production
2005 Reissue

References

  1. Loftus, Johnny. "Burn the Priest - Burn the Priest". Allmusic. Retrieved October 10, 2011. 
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