Phantom (New York speed metal 85-93) Dead or Alive LP 1987 NEAR MINT
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Phantom
Dead or Alive
New Renaissance Records NRR-14 LP 1987 (USA)
Phantom was an American speed - and power metal band from New York City , New York , which was founded in 1985 and located about 1993 dissolved again.
The band was formed in 1985 by singer "Falcon" Eddie Green, guitarist Neil CJ Santell, bassist Chris Romanelli and drummer Michael Gandia. After the band through a demo a contract with New Renaissance Records reached, followed in 1987, the debut album Dead or Alive . Since the album was not very successful, the band their label contract lost again. After the band a new contract with Shark Records had signed, came bassist Charley Buckland and drummer John Bellon as new members of the cast. In 1991 appeared the next, self-titled album. In 1993 followed the album Cyberchrist what bassist Chris Romanelli and drummer Michael Gandia were heard as new members. The album would be the last of the band before they broke up.
The band played classic, fast power metal. Dead or Alive is a harsh, melodic Heavy Metal described. The album is comparable to the works of Accept and Hammerfall .
Tracklist
A1 Dead Or Alive
A2 Under The Gun
A3 Punish The Sinners
A4 The Stand
B1 Black Widow
B2 Take Me Down Slow
B3 Dead Of Night
B4 Turbocharged
Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-17730
Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-17731
Artwork – Drew Elliot
Bass – Chris Romanelli
Drums – Michael Gandia
Guitar – Neil CJ Santell
Producer – Marc Cunningham
Vocals – Falcon Eddie
Vinyl is NEAR MINT in a plastic inner sleeve, in a picture sleeve in VERY GOOD condition (light ring wear, edge wear)
Note About Shipping To The U.S.
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Jeff Green, e-sales
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