Anthf**Ingology: The Gospel According to (Pal) [Import]

Almighty | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (February 12, 2007)
• Number of Discs: 2
• Format: Import
• Label: Castle Music UK
• ASIN: B000KQF7F2
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #364,982 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Destroyed

2. Power

3. Wild & Wonderful

4. Free 'N' Easy

5. Devil's Toy

6. Little Lost Sometimes

7. Addiction

8. Over The Edge

9. Out Of Season

10. Wrench

11. Jonestown Mind

12. All Sussed Out

13. Do You Understand

14. Jesus Loves You But I Don’T

15. Welcome To Defiance

16. Way Beyond Belief

17. Ongoing And Total

18. Broken Machine

19. Ruse

20. Destroyed (Dvd)

See all 32 tracks on this disc

Customer Reviews

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5.0 out of 5 stars Hefty helping of hard rock, January 20, 2012

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This review is from: Anthf**Ingology: The Gospel According to (Pal) (Audio CD)

Scottish hard rockers The Almighty emerged just as the `80s were winding down, and while they might have been loosely tied to the Hollywood hair metal scene, their sound has as much in common with Motorhead and the Cult as it did Guns n' Roses or Motley Crue. The Almighty specialized in brash, high energy, rowdy, bar-ready rock n' roll with catchy hooks, good grooves and plenty of swagger.

Castle's 2-disc 2007 collection Anth'F***'ology - The Gospel According to the Almighty is a fantastic overview of this underrated band's career. The first disc features 17 songs spanning the band's career, starting with the singles from 1989's Blood, Fire & Love and going through to 2001's Psycho-Narco. They do a great job capturing the band's best material as well as showing how the band's sound evolved over time, and the digital remastering is pretty impressive. The second disc is a DVD featuring all 10 of the band's promotional videos. I'd have preferred a disc of b-sides or more album tracks, but this is still a very cool addition. The booklet features tons of band info, rare photos and an essay by Classic Rock Magazine's Dave Ling.

If you're not already an Almighty fan, but are a fan of the late `80s hard rock sound (or just high quality hard rock in general), this anthology - sorry, Anth'F***'ology - is the perfect way to see what you've been missing. Like all Castle collections, this is a really well put-together and great sounding collection of music and videos.