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Diamond Head - Canterbury (CD)

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Album Details: Canterbury

Release Date:01/01/1983
Label:Universal Japan
UPC:4988005514363

Track List: Canterbury

  1. Makin' Music
  2. Out of Phase
  3. Kingmaker
  4. One More Night
  5. To the Devil His Due
  6. Knight of the Swords
  1. Ishmael
  2. I Need Your Love
  3. Canterbury
  4. Makin' Music [Extended][*]  
  5. Sucking My Love [Live][*]  
  6. Andy Peebles Interview (Inc. To ...  

Pro Reviews: Canterbury

  • All Music Guide

    Diamond Head's third album, Canterbury was a huge disappointment for fans and critics alike. Gone were the colossal, Black Sabbath inspired riffs and complex arrangements which permeated their classic debut Lightning to the Nations, replaced by an illfated attempt at incorporating pop elements into their songwriting. Whether this resulted from record label pressure or a conscious effort by the band to write a hit single is unknown, but Canterbury comes across as a failed experiment. The band only replicates the glory of their early days on the epic "Knight of Swords," and made to order singles like "One More Night" and "I Need Your Love" come off are pedestrian at best. Still, guitarist Brian Tatler provides tasteful melodies and solos, while vocalist Sean Harris (who reveals a Freddie Mercury influence on the title track) displays his beautiful voice despite a strange obsession with "wooing" and "aahing" through virtually every song. Obviously wrestling over their direction, Diamond H...ead disbanded soon after this release. - Ed Rivadavia, All Music Guide Read more Less

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Diamond Head

Diamond Head's history is certainly among the most peculiar in all of rock. One of the most remarkable talents to arise out of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, the band's career never fulfilled its early promise, yet their legacy still ranks among the most influential of the genre. -Sounds metal editor Geoff Barton (the man who coined the phrase N.W.O.B.H.M. in the ... Read more