1: Gangland (3:41) 2: Take It (4:27) 3: Minotaur (0:22) 4: Hellbound (3:30) 5: Mirror (4:35) 6: Silver And Gold (3:37) 7: Tyger Bay (3:29) 8: The Story So Far (3:31) 9: Blackjack (3:13) 10: Don't Stop By (3:57) 11: All Or Nothing (2:44) 12: Don't Give A Damn (4:32) 13: Bad Times (2:42) 14: It Ain't Easy (4:04) 15: Don't Take Nothing (2:46)
Extra-Infos:
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Description:
Japanese SHM-CD pressing. Universal. 2014.
Recorded at Morgan Studios, London. Tracks 11 - 15 are bonus tracks.
Comes in a standard CD jewel case with no barcode and only the original album tracks listed on the back (missing bonus).
"Spellbound" is a classic heavy metal album by the legendary British band Tygers Of Pan Tang, now available in CD format from renowned manufacturer UNIJ. Originally released in 1981, "Spellbound" stands as one of the defining records of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) movement. The album features powerful tracks such as "Gangland," "Hellbound," and "Take It," showcasing the band's energetic guitar work and dynamic vocals. This release captures Tygers Of Pan Tang at their creative peak, with John Sykes joining on guitar to deliver a fresh edge that helped propel the band into international recognition.
Tygers Of Pan Tang formed in Whitley Bay, England in 1978 and quickly rose to prominence within the NWOBHM scene alongside bands like Iron Maiden and Saxon. Known for their melodic yet hard-hitting sound, they have influenced countless artists over decades. Their discography includes acclaimed albums such as "Wild Cat," "Crazy Nights," and later works that cemented their legacy as pioneers of British heavy metal.
UNIJ is recognized for its commitment to high-quality audio products and meticulous attention to detail in manufacturing CDs that preserve every nuance of original recordings. Collectors and fans alike trust UNIJ releases for durability, clarity, and authentic presentation'making this edition of "Spellbound" an essential addition to any rock or metal collection.
Having replaced Jess Cox as frontman with Jon Deverill the Tygers here produced a very worthy follow up to their debut, expanding on the working mans pub metal with lot of hooks and harmonies and lyrically just about a bunch of stuff.
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