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artist: 313
title: Three Thirteen
year: 2023
genre: Heavy Metal
type: Compilation Album
label: Divebomb Records
language: English
rel. date: 2023-09-29
source: WEB/MP3
quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
runtime: 01:12:27
size: 166.1 MiB / 19 tracks
rip date: 2026-07-22
source url: https://open.qobuz.com/album/asry03ckaotta
tracklist:
01. Arrogance and Aggression 3:33
02. Suite 313 3:15
03. The Warrior 4:27
04. Shot in the Dark 4:28
05. Robbin' the Cradle 2:36
06. Go Down Fighting 3:33
07. Survivor 3:42
08. Bone Soldiers 5:01
09. Black and White 3:38
10. Top of the Night 2:59
11. Tonight We Fly 3:30
12. Vengeance Is Mine 3:34
13. Silence and Tears 3:36
14. Black and White 3:24
15. Robbin' the Cradle 3:10
16. Gratitude 3:56
17. Tramontane 5:45
18. Pray for Me 3:01
19. The Warrior 5:20
release notes:
Around late-'83/early-'84, a group called Discipline took shape in
Pittsburgh, PA; transitioning from playing covers into an original hard
rock/metal outfit. Discipline laid down a two-song demo that gained local
momentum via the Pittsburgh Steel radio show before disbanding in 1985,
at which time the remaining members-founder Doug Appel (guitar), Mark
Menold (guitar), and Ned Lyden (drums)-joined forces with two former
members of another Pittsburgh act called Overlord-bassist David Kendrick
and vocalist Tim Aymar (later of Pharaoh, Control Denied, Psycho Scream,
Triple X, and many more)-and thus 313 was born.
By year's end 1985, 313 had tracked a whopping 10 songs at Gamut
Productions, achieving a striking balance between catchy, melodic hard
rock and a heavier lean toward traditional metal. Continued writing,
rehearsing, and gigging ensued, amidst which an aggressive, faster-paced
drummer by the name of Kirk Henry entered the fold-aiding 313's continued
growth toward harder-edged metal. Finally, during the winter of
1987/1988, the group settled into Aircraft Recording Studios to complete
what should have been their debut full-length album. Sadly, these would
prove to be 313's final sessions. After a failed contract with
CBS-distributed PARC Records and a short-lived attempt to remain
financially solvent as a cover act (operating under the name of Jet
Screamer), mounting tensions within the lineup brought things to an end
in 1988.
Now, just over 30 years later, Divebomb Records is thrilled to rescue
this highly sought-after material from the depths of obscurity with a
20-song, near-complete discography from 313. Fully remastered by Jamie
King at The Basement Recording, the disc's booklet is packed with
photographs, press clippings, ephemera, and a nine-page interview with
the band. For the fans, by the fans!
Track 1-10: Gamut Sessions (1985)
Tracks 11-19: Aircraft Sessions (1987)