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    Arise Skates Video Soundtrack

    Reviewed by NecRoSarX

    Label independentDead Zine2002
    hard rockhardcore punkrapthrash metal

    As far as I know, Arise Skates is a soundtrack to a Christian video movie that I can't seem to find (if anyone knows anything on this, by all means, let me know. It's been dogging me for five years now).

    I would recommend this little-known compilation CD to those who're looking for a couple of classic hard-to-find tunes, and are quite prolific at hitting the skip button on the CD player. Why? The heavy cuts- 7th Angel's "Tormented Forever", The Crucified's "Hellcorn" and "Your Image", and Bride's "Everybody Knows My Name" are sandwiched between such Top 40 and rap fare as Stephen Wiley, D.O.C., One Way Up, and S.F.C.

    Far too few heavy cuts to warrant anything more than a casual listen, but at least they're rarities, and for the $2 asking price at most mail order stores, it could stand a casual investment (just remember to demand $1.50 back in change). . .

    3/10

    Other coverage for this album

    Heaven's Metal #29Reviewed by Doug Van PeltThis soundtrack from Andre Walton's skate video features lots of thrash and rap tunes, which make a dynamite mix for skaters. The roster includes The Crucified, SFC, Seventh Angel, and scaterd-few. Bride's blues rocker "Everybody Knows My Name" stands out as an exception here, though not slowing down the energy level at all. The only material here not found elsewhere is One Way Up's rappin'…

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