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Flotsam and Jetsam
Doomsday for the Deceiver (1986)
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Track List
01) Hammerhead
02) Iron Tears
03) Desecrator
04) Fade to Black
05) Doomsday for the Deceiver
06) Metalshock
07) She Took an Axe
08) U.L.S.W.
09) Der Fuhrer
10) Flotzilla
11) Iron Tears (demo)
12) I Live You Die (demo)
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01) Hammerhead
02) Iron Tears
03) Desecrator
04) Fade to Black
05) Doomsday for the Deceiver
06) Metalshock
07) She Took an Axe
08) U.L.S.W.
09) Der Fuhrer
10) Flotzilla
11) Hammerhead (demo)
12) The Evil Sheik (demo)
13) I Live You Die (demo)
14) The Beast Within (demo)

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First Released

1986

Genre

Thrash Metal

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Metal

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Fast

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Metal Blade Records GmbH

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Doomsday for the Deceiver is the debut album by Flotsam and Jetsam. It was released on July 4, 1986, on the Metal Blade Records label.
Though a little rough in the production department, Flotsam & Jetsam's first album, Doomsday for the Deceiver, attempts both short bursts of thrashing intensity ("Desecrator," "Iron Tears") as well as extended, multi-part epics ("Metalshock" and the title track). Bassist and lyricist Jason Newsted occasionally attempts to squeeze too many words into some songs, but also displays a refreshing sense of humor (a rarity in this genre) on "Hammerhead" and "She Took an Axe." "U.S.L.W." is rather good but the nine-minute-plus title track is the best cut on the album, largely due to guitarist Michael Gilbert's very tasteful acoustic guitar intro. Overall, this is an important record for fans of early thrash metal.



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