Grim Reaper/Unreleased 1988 Album Demos

GRIM REAPER, who came late to the end of the 1980s NWOBHM, disbanded with singer Steve Grimmett at the front, leaving behind three albums, “See You in Hell,” “Fear No Evil,” and “Rock You to Hell.” In the midst of all this, an unreleased fourth album, the phantom, was recorded over an hour from the original soundboard master leaked by a related party. This was the fourth album, “NOTHING WHATSOEVER TO DO WITH HELL,” which was produced in 1988, just after the release of “Rock You to Hell,” and never saw the light of day. The contents are a cover of Thin Lizzy’s “Cold Sweat” and 14 new songs, and although they are basically demo tracks, the contents are almost finished, with countdowns and the rough mix of the raw sound is too real. This is an extension of the broadened range of songs that was expanded with “Rock You to Hell,” and is a straight, orthodox metal song. 1. Cold Sweat (Thin Lizzy Cover) 2. Divided We Fall 3. Freeloader 4. Dogs Of War 5. Sunset Of Our Love 6. Maybe Tomorrow 7. Call Me 8. Lonely Nights 9. Life’s Like That Sometimes 10. Ain’t Worth Fighting For 11. Game With No Rules 12. The Shakedown 13. Live To Fight Another Day 14. Back In Town 15. Living On The Edge Of The World [Unreleased 1988 Album Demos STEREO SBD : from Original Masters] Steve Grimmett – vocals / Nick Bowcott – guitar, backing vocals / Dave Wanklin – bass / Marc Simon – drums, backing vocals