This is the 1999 reissue with different artwork, and bonus tracks
Tracklist:
1. Lords of Thunder
2. Zero Hour
3. Captives of Babylon
4. Octagon
5. The Madness
6. Desecration
7. Emanon
8. Revelations of Evil
9. Lords of Thunder (demo)
10. Zero Hour (demo)
11. Emanon (demo)
320 Kbps---> MediaFire
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| Scans included |
¿He dejado de escuchar metal ahora que soy cristiano?
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Yo soy evangélico y lo que escucho un 90% del tiempo es Metal
EliminaAy, evangélico, por lo menos eres cristiano. 😉
EliminaR.I.P. Mike Browning (Morbid Angel/ Nocturnus) 🏴
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Gemini says:
EliminaSerious Satanists (primarily members of the Church of Satan or The Satanic Temple) do not believe in life after death or in souls. Therefore, instead of wishing "eternal rest" (R.I.P.), their farewell formulas honor the legacy, earthly life, and memory of the deceased. The most commonly used expressions are: "May your memory be a blessing": One of the most popular secular phrases, which focuses on the positive impact and legacy the person left on the world of the living. "Lived fully, rest in the fullness of your accomplishments": Emphasizes self-sufficiency and celebrating the successes achieved in life, rather than peaceful submission. "Hail [Name of the deceased]": A greeting of respect and recognition of the person's individuality. "Until we meet in memory": Instead of a reunion in the afterlife, it acknowledges that the deceased will continue to exist in the minds and hearts of their loved ones. For Satanists, death is the definitive end of consciousness. Their farewell rituals focus on catharsis, healthy mourning, and paying homage to the individual's life, rejecting any supernatural concepts.
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