One of the biggest misconceptions about the new wave of British heavy metal is that, because it came as a reaction punk, the two movements have nothing in common. But in reality, was the brash energy and distinctive philosophy of 'do it yourself' punk which fueled the desire of hundreds of bands resurrecting the lessons taught in the early 70's by masters of Heavy Metal like Black Sabbath or Deep Purple and translate them into a formula-filled musical life exciting again. Few bands combine this combination as clearly as Tygers Of Pan Tang, whose stunning debut, 1980 'Wildcat', had (and has) an overwhelming vitality and energy.
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Tygers Of Pan Tang was one of those hundreds of bands that fell in the semi-oblivion soon as the 80's progressed, but the commitment of his guitarist Robb Weir, the only remaining founding member, made be reformed and re-emergence of the new millennium, extending dignity and legend that have become over time. For this band have been, among many others, musicians like John Sykes and Jon Deverill. And this legend began precisely with this album, which offers 10 (+ 8 'bonus' in this reissue) tracks copies of the perfection of Heavy Metal and shows us how to do. A hard fucking intense along its total length, full of excitement and fresh and original that sounds like the real heavy metal should sound. Strength, energy and fun. Ideal for new generations, they should always learn from the original. You owe it to themselves and the Heavy Metal.
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