Killer - The Mausoleum Years 1981-1990 & Only The Strong Survive 1988-2015 Vol. 1-2 '2019

Tracks list

:: TRACKLIST ::

The Mausoleum Years 1981-1990

Disc 1 - Ready For Hell (1981)
1. Ready For Hell
2. Killer
3. Secret Love
4. I Know
5. Rock And Roll Fan
6. Backshooter
7. Laws Are Made To Break
8. It's Too Late
9. Dressed To Kill

Bonus Tracks
10. From Nine To Five
11. Too Wild To Tame
12. Crazy Circus
13. Chinese Woman

Disc 2 - Wall Of Sound (1982)
1. Wall Of Sound
2. Battle Scars
3. Blinded
4. No Future
5. Bodies And Bones
6. Maybe Our Interests Are The Same
7. Hellbreaker
8. Kleptomania

Bonus Track
9. Walls Of Hell

Disc 3 - Shock Waves (1984)
1. Shock Waves
2. Scarecrow
3. In The Name Of The Law
4. King Kong (Instrumental)
5. Blood On The Chains
6. Ritcher Scale 12
7. In The Eye Of My Gun
8. Time Bomb

Bonus Tracks (Live)
9. Shock Waves
10. Scarecrow
11. In The Name Of The Law
12. Kleptomania

Disc 4 - Fatal Attraction (1990)
1. Middle Ages
2. Fatal Attraction
3. Break Down The Wall
4. Steel Meets Steel
5. Kick On Your Ass
6. Lift Me Up
7. Highway Killers
8. Hibernation
9. Evil On The Road
10. I'm On Fire



Only The Strong Survive 1988-2015

Disc 1 - Broken Silence (2003)
1. Killer – Broken Silence
2. Killer – Crash And Burn
3. Killer – Time Machine
4. Killer – Dancing With The Devil
5. Killer – In The Land Of The Pharaoh
6. Killer – High In The Mountains
7. Killer – The Answer
8. Killer – Only The Strong Survive
9. Killer – Hear My Calling
10. Killer – A Matter Of Time
11. Killer – The Run Of The Chupacabra (Instrumental)
12. Killer – Leathal Virus

Disc 2 - Immortal (2005)
1. Killer – Immortal
2. Killer – Frozen Fire - Burning Ice
3. Killer – Stone Cold
4. Killer – The Mirror
5. Killer – Queen Of The Future
6. Killer – Highland Glory
7. Killer – Touch Of Evil
8. Killer – Drifting Away
9. Killer – Easy Rider
10. Killer – Always And Forever
11. Killer – Liquid Shadows
12. Killer – Ad Tempus Vitae

Disc 3 - Monsters Of Rock (2015)
1. Killer – Monsters Of Rock
2. Killer – Exception To The Rule
3. Killer – Shotgun Symphony
4. Killer – Back To The Roots
5. Killer – No Way Out
6. Killer – Danger Zone
7. Killer – Firestorm
8. Killer – Deaf, Blind And Dumb
9. Killer – Forever Metal
10. Killer – Children Of Desperation
11. Killer – Hold Your Head Up High
12. Killer – Making Music
13. Killer – The Reactor
14. Killer – Rock City
15. Killer – Fake

Disc 4 - Too Wild To Tame (1988)
1. Van Camp – Ouverture (feat. Shorty)
2. Van Camp – The Call Of Nature (feat. Shorty)
3. Van Camp – Alone In The Night (feat. Shorty)
4. Van Camp – Crazy Circus (feat. Shorty)
5. Van Camp – From Nine To Five (feat. Shorty)
6. Van Camp – Striders Of The Leather Brigade (feat. Shorty)
7. Van Camp – Chinese Woman (feat. Shorty)
8. Van Camp – Too Wild To Tame (feat. Shorty)

In the history of Belgian heavy metal there are just a handful of bands who
stand apart as being influential and impressive; of these, Killer are perhaps
the most crucial of all. While there have been others - notably Acid, Ostragoth,
Crossfire and FN Guns - who have all made their impact, it is Killer who are
regarded as the most important metal name ever to come out of Belgium. Our
highly influential heavy metal heroes originally formed in 1980, by Paul
"Shorty" Van Camp on lead guitar and lead vocals, "Fat Leo" on drums and
"Spooky" on bass guitar and lead vocals. Inspired by the UK's New Wave Of
British Heavy Metal scene that gave us Iron Maiden, Saxon and Diamond Head,
Killer's heavy and aggressive sound, alloyed to their power trio format, led to
favourable, and not unfounded comparisons to Motörhead. After a mere four
months they released "Ready For Hell" on WEA, becoming a cult draw across
Europe. They would release "Wall Of Sound" in 1981, "Shock Waves" in 1984 and
"Fatal Attraction" in 1990, all of which have been collected together by HNE
Recordings on KILLER: Volume One - The Mausoleum Years Boxset 1980-1990
[HNEBOX114]. Although the advent of grunge put Killer on hiatus for the
remainder of the 1990s, the band reformed around Paul "Shorty" Van Camp for
2003's "Broken Silence", happily resurrecting their classic 80s metal sound, but
now augmented by the inclusion of keyboards, reflecting the influence of the
classic hard rock of Deep Purple and Uriah Heep. Killer now featured a line-up
completed by Spin on bass, Vanne on drums and Dave on keyboards. The same band
recorded the follow-up in 2005 with "Immortal", continuing the keyboard
augmented sound developed on "Broken Silence", and with "Shorty" now the sole
vocalist. There was a ten year gap before 2015's "Monsters Of Rock", with a band
featuring Jakke on bass and vocals and Vanne on drums. Without the inclusion of
keyboards, Killer returned to their more metal driven sound. As an extra bonus,
this set is rounded off with Paul "Shorty" Van Camp's 1988 solo offering "Too
Wild To Tame". With "Shorty" taking vocals and lead guitar, he was joined by
Olaf Van Deuren on rhythm guitar, Apache on vocals and bass, plus former Killer
bandmate "Double Bear" on drums. The set includes liner notes from Classic
Rock's Malcolm Dome based on new interviews with Paul "Shorty" Van Camp. Killer
are currently working on an album new of new recordings, based on their classic
material, and continue to tour until the present day.

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