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    Empty Tomb — Live Like a Deadman cover

    Empty Tomb

    Live Like a Deadman

    Reviewed by Stephen Wagers

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #30March 1991
    punkthrash metal

    Hailing from Salem, Oregon, Empty Tomb's style of punk is coined as "Rawvante garde." Musically, Empty Tomb is pretty decent punk/thrash. "Live Like A Deadman" is a musically fun demo release from E.T. Unfortunately, the lyrics on some of these tracks borderline crass/tastelessness. I wish the best for these brothers, but if they wish to make a point, they should choose lyrics that won't offend anyone. Other than that, they overall are fun to listen to, but if you guys want to further your distribution, pray about what to put in your lyrics. To order, send $6 to: PO Box 20714, Salem OR 97307-0714.

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