Crowbar Rare Sever The Wicked Hand Limited Vinyl Record Heavy Metal Down + COA

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For your consideration is the rare Crowbar Autographed "Sever The Wicked Hand" Limited Edition Double Vinyl LP Record Set that is Hand Signed by all 4 members including Kirk Windstein, Matt Brunson, Tommy Buckley & Pat Bruders. Crowbar Signed this Vinyl during the band's short 2012 Tour. Pat has since left Crowbar. This is an absolute must for the True Metal Head. Looks absolutely Killer! Collect something you can Play and Display. We provided numerous photos shown in the description because we feel that it's important for you to examine this Collectable's Authenticity. 

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  Track Listing
1. Isolation (Desperation)
2. Sever the Wicked Hand
3. Liquid Sky and Cold Black Earth
4. Let Me Mourn
5. Cemetery Angels, The
6. As I Become One
7. Farewell to Misery, A
8. Protectors of the Shrine
9. I Only Deal in Truth
10. Echo an Eternity
11. Cleanse Me, Heal Me
12. Symbiosis

Album Notes
Personnel: Kirk Windstein (vocals, guitar); Matt Brunson (guitar); Tommy Buckley (drums).Audio Mixer: Zeuss.Recording information: OCD Recording & Production, Metairie, LA.Given Kirk Windstein's busy schedule as a member of the highly successful Down and persistent reports about his struggles with alcohol abuse, the prospects of his original band, Crowbar, ever releasing another album looked relatively grim during the second half of the 2000s. But after finding a new record label (eOne Entertainment) and new management (with friend and Hatebreed frontman Jamey Jasta), and cleaning up his act, a sober Windstein was actually ready to attempt a comeback by the time 2010 rolled around. And before you knew it, Crowbar's ninth studio album, Sever the Wicked Hand, was arriving in stores on February 8, 2011 -- precisely six years to the day since the group's dispirited eighth effort, Lifesblood for the Downtrodden -- and one can earnestly say the wait was worth it. Not that anything has changed cosmetically speaking about Windstein's patented NOLA-style sludge; no great revelations or revolutions are in store here, but his spirit and inspiration have clearly been revitalized, and the end results amount to a quintessential Crowbar album. Whether showing unexpected bursts of speed (the title track, "The Cemetery Angels," etc.), slowing things down to a near standstill ("Liquid Sky and Cold Black Earth," "Symbiosis"), or marching to massive grooves somewhere in between ("Isolation [Desperation]," "As I Become One," etc.), Windstein's riffs are consistently twisted into gloriously misshapen form, just like in the days of old. They're also at their titanic, messianic best when interlaced with woeful melodies that give his tormented howls the poignancy needed to sustain his pleas for absolution on the stunning "Let Me Mourn" and "Echo an Eternity." All of which brings Crowbar and their rehabilitated leader back full circle, in a sense, to the place they started from -- philosophically speaking -- all of 20 years prior, with Sever the Wicked Hand one of the strongest efforts of their career. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia