Category: BABYLON A.D.

First time reissued in fully remastered form, here’s in exclusive the recent Bad Reputation Records release of BABYLON A.D. killer album “Nothing Sacred“, including 3 bonus tracks.
Babylon A.D. enjoyed a small success with their selftitled debut (1989) album and they still gained trust from Arista Records to release this second album in 1992. Their musical style here is like a collision between WARRANT and the smoky, locomotive rock and roll of AEROSMITH. They’re also heavily influenced by the classic rock acts such as LED ZEPPELIN, AC/DC, and UFO.
Take a winning team, complete it with Tom Werman at the production helm, and you get a pretty awesome second chapter from the band.
This Bad Reputation remaster is awesome, including 3 bonus tracks live, two never previously released on CD including a cover of Aerosmith’s ‘Sick As a Dog’…
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BABYLON A.D. made a deal with specialized vinyl LP reissue label Night Of The Vinyl Dead to release their album “American Blitzkrieg” especially remastered for LP’s better sonic output. The sound quality is really good, not compressed, really ‘airy’ and warm.
Note this remastered LP reissue feature the band’s name on the cover art / helmet picture, a limited, numbered collector’s edition.
After a hiatus, BABYLON A.D. recorded “American Blitzkrieg” in 1999, for the first time with complete creative control over everything from songwriting, recording, mixing, mastering to artwork and image.
And while there’s a couple of tracks where the band try something different with a more heavier modern hard rock attack, on the rest of the album Babylon A.D. stick to the style that got them this far: a style that sounds like it was directly plucked from 1989.
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Originally released in 1989 BABYLON A.D. self-titled debut album containing the hard rock hits “Bang Go The Bells”, “Hammer Swings Down” and “The Kid Goes Wild” – also featured in the film RoboCop 2 – has been remastered / reissued by Bad Reputation Records. “Babylon A.D. +7 [Bad Reputation Remaster]” also includes as bonus tracks several remixed of these hits previously unreleased on CD.
With songs plenty of smokin’ guitar riffs and hard driving rhythms, this album is a must have for fans of the classic hair metal era – in the same vein of Tora Tora, Ratt, Black N’ Blue, etc. Originally known as The Persuaders, Bay Area outfit Babylon A.D. also had to add the A.D. suffix to their moniker after complaints from another group in Chicago with the same name.
Very good remastering job and the bonus tracks roxx!