Iced Earth Self-Titled CD

2008 re-release. Comes in a paper slipcase. In very good condition.

Additional Information about Iced Earth [Slipcase] by Iced Earth (CD, Feb-2008, Century Media (USA))
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Album Features
UPC: 5051099775183
Artist: Iced Earth
Format: CD
Release Year: 2008
Record Label: Century Media (USA)
Genre: Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal

Track Listing
1. Iced Earth
2. Written on the Walls
3. Colors
4. Curse the Sky
5. Life and Death
6. Solitude
7. Funeral
8. When the Night Falls

Details
Producer: Tom Morris, Jon Schaffer
Distributor: Caroline Distribution
Recording Type: Studio
Recording Mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: n/a

Album Notes
Iced Earth: Gene Adam (vocals); Jon Schaffer (guitar, background vocals); Randy Shawver (guitar); Dave Abell (bass); Mike McGill (drums).Additional personnel: Roger "The Hammer" Huff (keyboards).Recorded at Morrisound Recording Studios, Tampa, Florida.Iced Earth: Gene Adams (vocals); Jon Schaffer (guitar, guitars, background vocals); Randall Shawver (guitar, guitars); Dave Abell (bass guitar); Mike McGill (drums).Personnel: Roger "The Hammer" Huff (keyboards).Audio Remasterers: Jim Morris ; Tom Morris .Audio Remixers: Jim Morris ; Tom Morris .Recording information: 08/1990.Photographer: Terry Stevens.By the time they recorded their eponymous debut, heavy metal traditionalists Iced Earth were seasoned veterans, having gradually climbed their way to the surface of a Florida club scene swimming with hundreds of death metal bands. And it shows, for despite a few production kinks, their sound (combining a tremendous Iron Maiden influence with a few thrash metal tricks, namely double kick drums) was almost fully developed. Led by rhythm guitarist Jon Schaffer, the group storm their way through a series of galloping anthems filled with guitar harmonies, complex time changes, and admirable musical chops, especially from lead guitarist Randall Shawver. "Written on the Walls," "Colors," "The Funeral," and "When the Night Falls" are only a few of the highlights -- most of which were later re-recorded with new players for 1997's Days of Purgatory compilation. Purists may prefer the raw original versions. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia