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    Heaven's Metal #33
    Heaven's Metal #33/Sold Out

    Sold Out

    Untitled release

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #33January 1992
    southern rockcountry rock

    When I first punched this tape in, I thought, "Oh no! Another honky tonk rock tape that'll sound irrelevant and end up being more a novelty than a serious rock project." That judgement holds true, but the Country-fried "The Hell Song" is a hilarious, tongue-in-cheek tune that demands airplay on Christian radio. The chorus reads, "If you don't look like me, you're goin' to hell," and the verses chronicle one long-haired young man's journey across the path of several narrow-minded believers. This song alone is worth the $6 price--and the only song worth playing for your metalhead friends. Send $6 to: Lois Sikes, 218 River Ridge Rd, Benton AR 72015.

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