OVERKILL: Necroshine CD. PROMO! Check all samples!

Condition: NEW
Genre: Heavy & Metal
German PROMO In Slip Case

Format: CD, Album
Country: Germany
Released: 23 Feb 1999
Genre: Rock
Style: Thrash, Heavy Metal
Tracklist▼
1 Necroshine 6:03
2 My December 5:01
3 Let Us Prey 6:39
4 80 Cycles 5:50
5 Revelation 4:39
6 Stone Cold Jesus 5:19
7 Forked Tongue Kiss 4:02
8 I Am Fear 4:30
9 Black Line 4:43
10 Dead Man 4:16

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5.0 out of 5 stars Under Overkill's Wheels!,
Disregard anyone who tries to tell you that Overkill has lost its teeth or gone soft. This disk will crush you with sheer aggression and raised-middle-finger attitude. The riffs are delivered with depleated uranium weight, and the production is clean and loud. Just to give you a little to think about, the boys have given us some pretty interesting choruses, and even a little female backing vocal here and there. Don't let this disuade you. Compared with their contemporaries, Overkill has remained far faster and harder. They don't have the hammer down every second, but when the throw you the heat, they can still shift into maximum overdrive. Get this disk. Get W.F.O. and Years of Decay, too. Heck, get them all! They'll put an end to any urge to lament over the lack of quality Thrash these days.

5.0 out of 5 stars Still going strong after all these years.,
I remember when I first heard "the years of decay" I was blown away. It's rare that you find a thrash band who are also able to put some melody in their music. For a long time these guys were second only to Metallica for me but through the passing years Metallica have managed to sound like everyone else. The thing that I used to love about Metallica was that despite the fact that they had no air play, they continued to fight the mainstream and achieved fame the hard way: they worked their butts off. Now ten years later and millions of albums sold they've become the exact thing that they were railing against in the first place.
Well that left me with Overkill. They've never compromised their sound for sales. They've stuck with what they're best at: teeth rattling metal. Another thing I love about these guys is that they're not lazy. From 1999 to 2000 they've put out 3 albums (Necroshine, Coverkill, and Blood letting).

Necroshine is a great cd. They rock harder than ever on this thing. There's not a bad song in the whole bunch. Blitz's vocals are definately unique but on this album he knocked it up a notch. He's more nuanced than ever. The rest of the band are tighter than ever and compliment Blitz's vocals perfectly. Check out "Necroshine"....

5.0 out of 5 stars YET AGAIN OVERKILL DELIVERS A KICK... MATERPIECE!!!,
OVERKILL,The gods of thrashmetal have NEVER,EVER,disapointed or
turned there backs on metal!This album is not a whole lot of thrash but yet rock solid,hard hitting,skull crushing,metal at
its purest! Some of there best song's are MY DECEMBER,80 CYCLES, REVELATION, and my personal fav. with bobby the blitz sister (MARRY ELLSWORTH) doing backing vocals,LET US PREY.
This is not there best album but still a masterpiece
if you like straight up hard hitting METAL ITS A MUST HAVE!

5.0 out of 5 stars THRASH AT IT'S FINEST,
Well, at the beginning of the decade they released their best album Horrorscope. Now to conclude the decade, they release their best yet. Necroshine is Overkill's masterpiece, no two ways about it. Every song on here maintains it's thrash-ness while Blitz and the Wrecking Crew add some melody to the songs. The result, a classic. This band has really some retread, rehashed thrash over the course of this decade, and it is a pleasure to hear this. I've stuck by them since Wreck Your Neck, and I would have never given up on them because I knew they have potential for greatness. Fans of metal, Metallica has gone out of the thrash realm, and if you think thrash is dead, pick this up and behold NECROSHINE!

5.0 out of 5 stars Necroshine: Another instant classic.,
Overkill is back and blazing in 1999 with "Necroshine", a heavy piece of work. As Overkill continues through the years and into the next millenium, one would think they might slow down. Never fear- they haven't. In fact they've turned it up a notch. Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth describes the sound as "somewhere between the Rolling Stones and the apocalypse." Indeed! The title cut pummels the listener with intensity and the album doesn't let loose with its grip until the last note on the last song is played. Tim Mallare slaps the skins with a brutal viciousness and the rest of the band won't let you forget that they are truly a metal band. No filler here. Time to race out and scoop this one up, it doesn't disappoint!

5.0 out of 5 stars Thrash at its best,
Who is that guy that said Over Kill has taken the alternative route? Over Kill is one of the only thrash bands from the old school days that is still true to the scene. Sure, there are a few parts of this cd where they're doing a little exploring, but in no way, shape, or form, have they gone the way of Megadeth or Metallica. This cd is a great thrash cd, maybe their best since Feel The Fire and Taking Over. If you're a fan bands like Agent Steel, Sacred Reich, Exciter, or just about any of the original thrash, check out this cd. If they have changed, they've only got heavier.

5.0 out of 5 stars Let's pray Overkill sticks around.
Thank God for bands like Overkill, Anthrax, Iron Maiden, Slayer ect... they won't sell out and become a mockery of metal. This album is not only up to par--it exceeds expectation!

5.0 out of 5 stars Buy This CD! - Metal is here to stay. GREAT,
Nothing more to really say but this is a great CD by Overkill. Metal is here to stay - this proves it (along with Iron Maiden getting back together!) Anyway, the music & lyrics are great. Buy it - You'll like it. Very powerful. I think it's the best thing the band has ever put out.

5.0 out of 5 stars By far, Overkill's best.
It's hard to believe that during the 90s heavy metal drought, a band's 10th studio album has what it takes to become a true heavy metal masterpiece. Overkill's "Necroshine" is precisely how metal was meant to be played; fast, furious and perpetually energetic. Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth's voice has never been more engaging, and the band is fueled with the aggression and power of twenty Metallicas. There are usually a few standout tracks on Overkill's past CDs, but "Necroshine" has so many it's nearly impossible to determine which is the best. If any album deserves to bring hard rock back to the mainstream, "Necroshine" is it. Don't skip it.

5.0 out of 5 stars '' ONE OF THEIR FINEST ''
SINCE I AM AN AVID '' OVERKILL '' FAN SINCE '' FEEL THE FIRE '' , I WAS SO PSYCHED WHEN I GOT THIS CD ! AND IT IS GREAT FROM BEGINNING TO END !! AND THEIR STEADY PROGRESSION OF ALL THEIR ALBUMS , HAS KEPT THEM A HEAD ABOVE EVERYONE ELSE TO DATE.EVERY SONG IS A WINNER ! MOST OF THE SONGS WILL HAVE YOU SINGING RIGHT ALONG LIKE:'' LET US PREY '' , OR JUST THRASHING TO YOUR HEART'S CONTENT.. SONGS LIKE : 80 CYCLES, REVELATION , STONE COLD JESUS,AND FORKED TONGUE KISS REALLY SHOWCASE THEIR SHEER TALENT !THE SOLOS AND LEADS VARY IN SOUND AND STYLES LIKE: OZZY , SABBATH , OLD METALLICA , PANTERA , KING DIAMOND , AND A BIT OF M.O.D FOR GOOD MEASURE.. AND CHECK OUT DD VERNI'S 10 SECOND TRIBUTE TO CLIFF BURTON IN THE BEGINNING OF '' STONE COLD JESUS '' .. CAN YOU SAY '' PULLING TEETH '' FROM '' KILL EM ALL ''.. ALL IN ALL THIS CD ROCKS HARD AND HEAVY, AND IT'S FULL OF AGGRESSION , AND THAT MAKES IT THE CD TO BUY ! SO GET OUT THE ASPIRIN AND BANG TO THE SHEER BRILLIANCE THAT IS OVERKILL ! NOBODY DOES IT BETTER THAN '' OVERKILL '' ! ! !