RAGE were already a hard-working band in the eighties, but they had to find themselves first. On albums like "Perfect Man" (1988) and "Secrets In A
Weird World" (1989) the line-up of Peavy Wagner (v./b.), Manni Schmidt (g.) and Chris Efthimiadis (dr.) could let off steam stylistically, on the
follow-up "Reflections Of A Shadow" (1990) even with the addition of some keyboards. At the beginning of the nineties, however, the metal scene
got a more contemporary, riff- and groove-emphasising touch, which also did not pass RAGE by. These developments have left clear traces on the
two works "Trapped!" and "The Missing Link". On these longplayers, the trio was able to improve qualitatively and delivered numerous hits, which
became a fixed part of their live set in the following years (among others 'Solitary Man', 'Enough Is Enough', 'Medicine', 'Firestorm', 'Refuge',
'Nevermore'). These two albums not only gave the band a huge popularity boost, but also rightly went down in history as RAGE classics.Now, on the
occasion of the 30th anniversary, the two legendary albums are being released as a special edition including demo versions and unreleased tracks.
For RAGE fans, these reissues are of course indispensable!
CD1
Firestorm
Nevermore
Refuge
The Pit And The Pendulum
From The Underworld
Certain Days
Who Dares
Wake Me When I'm Dead
Lost In The Ice
Her Diary's Black Pages
The Missing Link
Raw Caress
Another Kind Of Madness (Acc.Version)
CD2
From The Underworld (Demo)
Lost In The Ice (Demo)
Wake Me When I'm Dead (Various Intros)
Wake Me When I'm Dead (Demo)
Raw Caress (Demo)
Paranoid (Demo)
Who Dares (Demo)
The Missing Link (Demo)
Another Kind Of Madness (Demo)
Rapid Fire (Demo)
The Missing Link (30th Anniversary-Edition)
Peavy