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    Heaven's Metal #22
    Heaven's Metal #22/Recon

    Recon

    Untitled release

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #22November 1989
    heavy metalpower metal

    This four-song tape includes "Light the Fire" and "Dreams" - two smokin' tunes, which I thought were the best cuts on the California Metal 2 album. "Alive" is a heavy number, changing tempos quite a bit, kind of like "Alone in Suicide" by Bloodgood. The mix is a bit muddy, with not a lot of room between the rhythm section and the lead guitar. "Eternal Destiny" shows the progression/power metal slant of the band. Although George Zebra is not in the band anymore and they may or may not still be together, this tape is still available for $6, plus $1 postage. Make checks payable to: Roger Martinez. Write: Recon, PO Box 4130, Redondo Beach CA 90278-8330.

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