Raw-Black-Metal
Lugburz Douban
8.2 (9 ratings) Summoning genre: Rock
release date 1995-03-20 publisher: Napalm
Available domestically for the first time, Summoning’s Lugburz laid the blueprint for modern Tolkien metal. This is the original Metal interpretation of The Lord Of The Ring’s fantasy-world of Middle Earth. Rightfully considered a classic. Hear where the legend started!
A Blaze in the Northern Sky Douban
9.3 (12 ratings) Darkthrone genre: Pop
release date 1991-01-01 publisher: Peaceville UK
2003 reissue of the Scandinavian dark metal act's 1992 album features six tracks plus an exclusive multimedia enhanced interview with the band (Chapter 2), packaged in a digipak. Peaceville.
Burzum Douban
8.9 (7 ratings) Burzum genre: Rock
release date 1992-03-01 publisher: Deathlike Silence Productions
Recorded Mid-Winter 1992 during Full Moon at Grieghallen
Engineered and Mastered by Pytten
Produced by Pytten and Count Grishnackh
Co-Producer Euronymous
First four songs are "Side Hate" and the last five "Side Winter."
When this album was released, Euronymous (owner of Deathlike Silence Records)
changed the name of "Ea, Lord Of The Depths" to "Ea, Lord Of The Deeps." It was
later changed to the intended title on the later remaster.
Long out of print.
Euronymous (originally Destructor, born 貀stein Aarseth) (ex-L.E.G.O.,
ex-Checker Patrol, ex-Flowers in the Dustbin, ex-Horn (Nor), Mayhem (Nor)) plays
a solo on the song "War" and plays the gong on "Dungeons Of Darkness".
The first pressing is rumoured to be limited to 300 copies. The CD was released
in two versions, the original one with the Burzum-address on the back, and one
in late 1992 / early 1993 with the Voices of Wonder-address on the back.