Danzig - I - Opaque White Color Vinyl Record
Danzig's 1988 self-titled debut is where Glenn Danzig, fresh from the Misfits and Samhain, found the sound that would define the rest of his career. Produced by Rick Rubin for Def American, it pairs slow, heavy blues riffs with a baritone that owes as much to Elvis and Jim Morrison as it does to punk, while John Christ, Eerie Von and Chuck Biscuits give the songs a lean, menacing swing.
"Mother" is the one everyone knows, a slow-burn anthem that became a radio and MTV staple when a live version took off in 1993. Dig deeper and "Twist of Cain," "Am I Demon" and the closer "Evil Thing" show just how dark and focused this record is, and the band's take on Albert King's "The Hunter" points straight back to the blues at its core.
This RSD Essentials reissue is pressed on opaque white vinyl and housed in a gatefold jacket with a printed inner sleeve. An essential for any heavy metal or hard rock shelf.
Side A
1. Twist Of Cain
2. Not Of This World
3. She Rides
4. Soul On Fire
5. Am I Demon
Side B
1. Mother
2. Possession
3. End Of Time
4. The Hunter
5. Evil Thing
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Danzig - I - Opaque White Color Vinyl Record
