Ghost Blood Dominion
from Nuclear Rebirth by Steel Mammoth
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Could I explain why I like this so much? Not really. But I can't stop listening to this record
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This is a live snapshot of the full version of the band at the height of their power, imho. They were there to rock and blow minds, and that comes across in the music you find herein. Even if you're not familiar with the original songs, these versions are different enough to stand up on their own. If you want to find out what Pharaoh Overlord are all about, this is a great place to start.
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