Fight--A Small Deadly Space

Fight--A Small Deadly Space (1995) Rating--7.9

I prefer this ablum to the band's first, as it shows more creativity and talent. It doesn't feel as rushed in either the sound of the songs or the quality of the musicianship. The riffs are more defined here, with less of the "distorted" feel that 'War of Words' displayed. I remember when this album came out people commenting (on internet discussion boards) that it would be one of the albums to bring true metal back. It didn't happen that way, but it was a bright spot back in '95. Highlights include "Mouthpiece," the nasty "Legacy of Hate," the winding "Blowout in the Radio Room," "Human Crate," and "Never Again".
HOT CHOPS--Although his music in Fight has never really quite sounded like Priest, his emotional singing in "Human Crate" stirs up a few memories...
TRACK LIST: I Am Alive/Mouthpiece/Legacy of Hate/Blowout in the Radio Room/Never Again/Small Deadly Space/Gretna Greene/Beneath the Violence/Human Crate/In a World of My Own Making

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