Description: SAXON Saxon AUDIO CD BRAND NEW FACTORY SEALED BMG Rights Management Union Square Limited BMGCAT158CD UPC | 4050538358544 1979, 2018 TRACK LISTING The Original Album (Remastered 2009) 01. Rainbow Theme 02. Frozen Rainbow 03. Big Teaser 04. Judgement Day 05. Stallions of the Highway 06. Backs to the Wall 07. Still Fit to Boogie 08. Militia Guard Bonus Tracks Son Of A Bitch Demos - 1978 09. Big Teaser (1978 Demo) 10. Stallions of the Highway (1978 Demo) 11. Backs to the Wall (1978 Demo) 12. Rainbow Theme (Demo) 13. Frozen Rainbow (Demo) Tommy Vance's Friday Rock Show BBC Session, Transmitted 15th Feb 1980 14. Backs to the Wall (BBC Session) [1998 Remastered Version] 15. Stallions of the Highway (BBC Session) [1998 Remastered Version] 16. Motorcycle Man (BBC Session;1998 Remastered Version) 17. Still Fit to Boogie (BBC Session) [1998 Remastered Version] 18. 747 (Strangers in the Night) [BBC Session] [1998 Remastered Version] Live At The Monsters Of Rock Festival, Castle Donington, 16th August 1980 19. Judgement Day (Live B-Side) 20. Still Fit to Boogie (Live at Donington 1980) 21. Backs to the Wall (Live at Donington 1980) 22. Stallions of the Highway (Live at Donington 1980) Saxon is the debut studio album by English heavy metal band Saxon, released in 1979. - Saxon, over the decades have gone from being pioneers of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal, to becoming one of the most successful UK rock acts of all time. The truth, though, is that Saxon have always transcended trends and eras. From 1979's 'Saxon' album to new album 'Thunderbolt', the band have enjoyed considerable success. Five Top 40 albums in the UK, with four Top 20 singles. And they were similarly successful in other parts of the world as well. It's no wonder their influence spread across the globe, and played a crucial role in the way we look at hard rock and heavy metal today. Saxon's self-titled debut album was originally released on 21st May 1979 and is arguably the first NWOBHM album to be committed to tape. It took the new sound of NWOBHM and paired it up with their early progressive and glam rock influences. It was the band in their infancy but ultimately put them on the map as one of the bands spearheading the heavy metal revival that was sweeping the nation at that the end of the seventies. This version includes their early demo when the band were called Son Of A Bitch, some early BBC session tracks and some live songs from the inaugural Monsters of Rock festival. Digitally remastered and expanded edition of the British Heavy Metal band's 1979 album. Includes bonus tracks, original lyrics, rare photos, and memorabilia. SHIPPING TO USA ONLY Buyer Pays Shipping $3.99 1st CD $3.99... each additional $1.50 CDs will only be combined with other CDs or DVDs To qualify for the combined discount, all items must be purchased together, paid for with 1 payment, and shipped all together in 1 shipment. Please use the add to cart feature, once you have ordered all your desired items, proceed to checkout to complete your order with the combined total.
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Artist: Saxon
CD Grading: Mint (M)
Record Label: BMG Rights Management
Release Title: Saxon
Case Type: Hardcover Mediabook
Custom Bundle: No
Case Condition: Mint (M)
MPN: 4050538358544
Inlay Condition: Mint (M)
Catalog Number: BMGCAT158CD
Edition: Remastered, 2022 Digipak Edition, Reissue
Type: Album
Format: CD
Language: English
Release Year: 1979, 2009, 2018
Producer: John V
Era: 1970s
Style: Rock, British Rock, British Metal/NWOBHM, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal
Features: Import, Remastered, Rare Photo's & Memorabilia, Original Lyrics, Digitally Remastered (2009), Hardcover Book Edition
Genre: Metal, Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, NWOBHM (British Heavy Metal), British Rock
Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany