*Artist: SSS (Short Sharp Shock)
*Album: Burton [ep]
*Year: 2006
*Genre: Crossover/Thrash Metal
*Country: United Kingdom
*Format: mp3@CBR192kbps
*Size: 16MB
Tracklist:
1. CDC 01:10
2. Bath Night 00:20
3. Thrash With A Small Moustache 02:10
4. Black Night White Light 06:29
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Total playing time: 10:09
Extended info
SSS stands for Short Sharp Shock
Also known as SSS (EP)
This 7" comes with a huge fold-out double-sidedposter and comic
"SSS, or Short Sharp Shock, play super catchy, mosh and groove orientated thrash, yet on this record I would still call them a hardcore band. Most of their songs don't last over a minute or two and the singer sounds just like Billy Milano from S.O.D or the dude from Wargasm."
"The Burton 7" was a split release on Thrashgig and Dead & Gone Records. The first press was 100 on clear vinyl and 400 on black. There was also a record release package out of 50 that used the clear vinyl.
A second press of 500 on black was also pressed and that is the one I got here."
"The big selling point of the record is their masterpiece, seven minute opus called "Black Night, White Light" which recounts the night Metallica's bassist Cliff Burton lost his life in a tour bus accident in Sweden. The song itself pays homage to the Metallica song, "To Live Is To Die" with a lot of guitar solos, soft instrumental passages, and even a spoken interlude like in the Metallica song. It really is cool and funny too."
Also known as SSS (EP)
This 7" comes with a huge fold-out double-sidedposter and comic
"SSS, or Short Sharp Shock, play super catchy, mosh and groove orientated thrash, yet on this record I would still call them a hardcore band. Most of their songs don't last over a minute or two and the singer sounds just like Billy Milano from S.O.D or the dude from Wargasm."
"The Burton 7" was a split release on Thrashgig and Dead & Gone Records. The first press was 100 on clear vinyl and 400 on black. There was also a record release package out of 50 that used the clear vinyl.
A second press of 500 on black was also pressed and that is the one I got here."
"The big selling point of the record is their masterpiece, seven minute opus called "Black Night, White Light" which recounts the night Metallica's bassist Cliff Burton lost his life in a tour bus accident in Sweden. The song itself pays homage to the Metallica song, "To Live Is To Die" with a lot of guitar solos, soft instrumental passages, and even a spoken interlude like in the Metallica song. It really is cool and funny too."
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