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'''RISE: A Louisville Lip Records Tribute to [[Kinghorse]]''' | |||
[[File:Kinghorse tribute.jpg]] | [[File:Kinghorse tribute.jpg|250px|right|thumb]] | ||
LL13 | |||
[[Scully]] – Awaken | Released by [[Louisville Lip]] on May 14th, 2010.<br> | ||
[[Rude Weirdo]] – Vs. | LL13 | ||
[[E-Flat]] – Dogs At Play | |||
[[Montag]] – What Am I Supposed To Do? | ==Track Listing== | ||
[[Antikythera]] – Freeze (Pre Danzig version) | *1. [[Scully]] – Awaken | ||
[[Stonecutters]] – Red | *2. [[Rude Weirdo]] – Vs. | ||
[[Second Story Man]] – Lay Down And Die | *3. [[E-Flat]] – Dogs At Play | ||
[[Catherine Irwin]] – Razor | *4. [[Montag]] – What Am I Supposed To Do? | ||
[[Lords]] – Clayfist | *5. [[Antikythera]] – Freeze (Pre Danzig version) | ||
[[Emperyan Asunder]] – Spinning | *6. [[Stonecutters]] – Red | ||
[[Straight A's]] – Charge! | *7. [[Second Story Man]] – Lay Down And Die | ||
[[Manson Family Feud]] – Brother Doubt | *8. [[Catherine Irwin]] – Razor | ||
[[Absence Of Faith]] – Greatest Gift | *9. [[Lords]] – Clayfist | ||
[[Brother Doubt]] - Freeze (LP Version) | *10. [[Emperyan Asunder]] – Spinning | ||
[[Black Church]] - Myth | *11. [[Straight A's]] – Charge! | ||
[[Porosus]] – Seven Sisters | *12. [[Manson Family Feud]] – Brother Doubt | ||
[[The Glasspack]] - Going Home | *13. [[Absence Of Faith]] – Greatest Gift | ||
*14. [[Brother Doubt]] - Freeze (LP Version) | |||
*15. [[Black Church]] - Myth | |||
*16. [[Porosus]] – Seven Sisters | |||
*17. [[The Glasspack]] - Going Home | |||
*18. ''Untitled Bonus Track'' | |||
==Notes== | |||
*RISE: A Tribute to Kinghorse (Full Title: RISE: A Louisville Lip Tribute to Kinghorse) is a tribute album produced by Louisville Lip Records and released in 2010. The compilation, featuring seventeen covers of the Louisville, Kentucky heavy metal band Kinghorse, would be curated as a benefit release for [[Jason Noble]] ([[Rodan]], [[Shipping News]], etc.) who had been battling a rare form of cancer at the time. | |||
*While no performers are directly credited, [[Stonecutters]] would confirm in an interview that their cover of "Red" was recorded in the same sessions as their 2009 album [[Christhammer]], featuring [[Adam Neal]] and [[Jason Revenant]] as guest vocalists. | |||
*The Glasspack's recording of "Going Home" would be one of the last of the band's original run. | |||
==Links== | |||
*[https://www.discogs.com/release/6121582-Various-RISE-A-Louisville-Lip-Records-Tribute-To-Kinghorse Discogs] | |||
*[https://riffipedia.fandom.com/wiki/RISE:_A_Tribute_to_Kinghorse Riffipedia] | |||
==Audio/Video== | |||
* <youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVvxXhgLhmE</youtube> | |||
[[Category:Compilation]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:04, 28 June 2024
RISE: A Louisville Lip Records Tribute to Kinghorse
Released by Louisville Lip on May 14th, 2010.
LL13
Track Listing
- 1. Scully – Awaken
- 2. Rude Weirdo – Vs.
- 3. E-Flat – Dogs At Play
- 4. Montag – What Am I Supposed To Do?
- 5. Antikythera – Freeze (Pre Danzig version)
- 6. Stonecutters – Red
- 7. Second Story Man – Lay Down And Die
- 8. Catherine Irwin – Razor
- 9. Lords – Clayfist
- 10. Emperyan Asunder – Spinning
- 11. Straight A's – Charge!
- 12. Manson Family Feud – Brother Doubt
- 13. Absence Of Faith – Greatest Gift
- 14. Brother Doubt - Freeze (LP Version)
- 15. Black Church - Myth
- 16. Porosus – Seven Sisters
- 17. The Glasspack - Going Home
- 18. Untitled Bonus Track
Notes
- RISE: A Tribute to Kinghorse (Full Title: RISE: A Louisville Lip Tribute to Kinghorse) is a tribute album produced by Louisville Lip Records and released in 2010. The compilation, featuring seventeen covers of the Louisville, Kentucky heavy metal band Kinghorse, would be curated as a benefit release for Jason Noble (Rodan, Shipping News, etc.) who had been battling a rare form of cancer at the time.
- While no performers are directly credited, Stonecutters would confirm in an interview that their cover of "Red" was recorded in the same sessions as their 2009 album Christhammer, featuring Adam Neal and Jason Revenant as guest vocalists.
- The Glasspack's recording of "Going Home" would be one of the last of the band's original run.