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MP3 Graven Image - People In Hell Still Want Ice Water

80''s old school european thunder metal - legendary

12 MP3 Songs
METAL: 80''s Metal, METAL: Heavy Metal



Details:
graven image released the famous cult classic
"people in hell want ice water" back in 1984 a killer self produced 2 song ep that is a top gem for european and vinyl collectors around the world, an original can fetch 1000-1500
if you can find one. also in 1987 released a darker version of the ep this time using guitar player "rob griffins" voice
and adding 1 new dark song "the house" this was a picture disc that also has been a gem for collectors some have paid
500 euros for this baby. rob decided after being contacted by fans around the world requesting the music be re_released again and weather rob had any other unreleased stuff or new stuff and well he did.
hidden for over 20 years a set of demos tapes of tracks never released darker and ballsy as the best metal you could hear!
rob has put all these together on 1 album/cd in a powerful
thunderous release called
" people in hell still want ice water"
it has been well recieved with rave reviews by the fans of europe who love graven image and robs guitar playing, he has recieved many thanks by those fans who have waited for years to get thier hands on this classic powerful thunder metal. people makde comment like this dear rob "his metal
blows me away", this epic piece is a benchmark of metal",
if someone asked about what is metal they should hear graven image" and many more like this.
trust me this is ground pounding speaker blowing metal at its best and you will be happy when you push this baby in your favorite player and ground pound!

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