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    Heaven's Metal #50/Innocent Blood

    Innocent Blood

    [title unknown]

    Reviewed by Jeff Lott

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #50November/December 1994
    hard rockblues rock

    I enjoyed this full length, nine song release much better than their last three song tape.

    Gone are the keyboards, which overshadowed their last release and as a result, Innocent Blood ha cranked out some barn burning, bluesy hard rock. "Dr. Death" is a hot tune about abortion, "I Cry Out" is a plea for people to accept Jesus, while "Innocent Blood" (the song) talks about Jesus' sacrifice for all of us. There is only one mellow tune, "Undivided Heart," and with the exception of "Oh, Sorry" which is nothing more than a death metal growl, then the words "Oh, Sorry." (I loved it) This tape has some great foot tapping music on it. For ordering info, write: Kim Reid, 10 Chatelaine, Kirkland, QC, Canada H9J-2G7.

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