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Into the Labyrinth by Saxon (Record, 2017)

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This Saxon LP into the Labyrinth Picture Disc released by Demon Records, The LP was released in 2017 and is an edition from the Record Store Day. Ex condition unplayed. The item is sold by a USA seller.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelDemon/Edsel, Dmon

UPC5014797895478

eBay Product ID (ePID)5046057631

Product Key Features

Release Year2017

FormatRecord

GenreHeavy Metal

ArtistSaxon

Release TitleInto the Labyrinth

Dimensions

Item Height0.36 in

Item Weight1.00 lb

Item Length12.49 in

Item Width11.63 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks13

TracksBatallions of Steel, Live to Rock, Demon Sweeney Todd, The Letter, Valley of the Kings, Slow Lane Blues, Crime of Passion, Premonition in D Minor, Voice, Protect Yourselves, Hellcat, Come Rock of Ages (The Circle Is Complete), Coming Home (Bottleneck Version)

Number of Discs1

NotesSAXON Into The Labyrinth (2017 VINYL - UK limited edition 13-track Picture Disc LP issue of their 2009 album including Live To Rock and Coming Home [Bottleneck Version] housed in the custom-embroidered clear PVC sleeve. AC/DC aren't the only dinosaurs keeping their metal legacy alive - these leathery codgers get dark and threatening in "Slow Lane Blues" and "Protect Yourselves," while another blue-collar beer belch, "Live to Rock," boots open like Van Halen's " Panama." "Demon Sweeney Todd" is a Brits-in-blue-jeans speedball, and the album ends with a thickly grooving bottleneck boogie vamp. There are even a few brief semiclassic interludes to make up for the occasional slog. If not quite up there with Saxon's early '80s power-and-glory peaks, this is still worth an iron-horse ride down a dangerous highway.