Metalized
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Metalized is the debut album by the Canadian heavy metal band Sword. It was released in 1986 by the Canadian indie label Aquarius Records. The album samples many sub-genres of the heavy metal genre, such as thrash metal on "Outta Control".
Track listing
- "F.T.W." – 3:38 – written by Rick Hughes / Mike Plant / Mike Larock / Dan Hughes / Derek Rodrigues
- "Children Of Heaven" – 2:38 – written by Rick Hughes / Mike Plant / Mike Larock / Dan Hughes / Derek Rodrigues
- "Stoned Again" – 3:27 – written by Rick Hughes / Mike Plant / Mike Larock / Dan Hughes
- "Dare To Spit" – 3:45 – written by Rick Hughes / Mike Plant / Mike Larock / Dan Hughes / Derek Rodrigues
- "Outta Control" – 3:00 – written by Rick Hughes / Mike Plant / Mike Larock / Dan Hughes
- "End Of The Night" – 3:00 – written by Rick Hughes / Mike Plant / Mike Larock / Dan Hughes
- "Runaway" – 3:38 – written by Rick Hughes / Mike Plant / Mike Larock / Dan Hughes
- "Where To Hide" – 3:43 – written by Rick Hughes / Mike Plant / Mike Larock / Dan Hughes
- "Stuck In Rock" – 3:37 – written by Rick Hughes / Mike Plant / Mike Larock / Dan Hughes / Derek Rodrigues
- "Evil Spell" – 4:14 – written by Rick Hughes / Mike Plant / Mike Larock / Dan Hughes / Derek Rodrigues
Personnel
- Rick Hughes - Vocals, Keyboards
- Mike Plant - Guitar, Keyboards
- Mike Larock - Bass
- Dan Hughes - Drums
Production
- Pierre Paradis - Producer
- Sword - Producer
- Joe Primeau - Engineer
- Billy Szawlowski - Engineer
- Gary Moffet - Engineer
- Garth Richardson - Assistant Engineer
- James "Cowboy" Carrier - Assistant Engineer
- Paul Gross - Coordination
- Bob Lemm - Graphic Design
- Jacques Larue - Illustrations
- Marc Bélanger - Photography
References
- ^ Rivadavia, Eduardo. "Sword Metalized review". Allmusic. Rovi Corporation. Retrieved 2011-09-09.
- ^ Putterford, Mark (7 August 1986). "Sword 'Metalized'". Kerrang!. Vol. 126. London, UK: United Magazines ltd. p. 20.
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