More-Blood_and_Thunder-16BIT-WEB-FLAC-1982-MOONBLOOD

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2026-08-22

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            Artist......: More                                      
            Album.......: Blood & Thunder                           
            Year........: 1982
            Genre.......: Heavy Metal
            Type........: Album
            Label.......: Atlantic Records
            Language....: English
            Source......: WEB/FLAC (16bit)
            Quality.....: 983kbps / 44.1 kHz / Stereo
            Tracks......: 10 tracks
            Playtime....: 00:40:53
            Size........: 288.3 MiB
            R.Date......: 2026-08-22
            S.Date......: 1982-01-01
            Url.........: https://open.qobuz.com/album/0603497879595
            01. Killer on the Prowl                             5:13
            02. Blood and Thunder                               3:49
            03. I Just Can't Believe It                         4:16
            04. I've Been Waiting                               3:22
            05. Traitor's Gate                                  4:13
            06. Rock and Roll                                   4:34
            07. I Wanna Take You                                3:16
            08. Go Home                                         3:15
            09. The Eye                                         2:49
            10. Nightmare                                       6:07
            More was another New Wave of British Heavy Metal band
            that had all the talent but none of the breaks. Just two
            albums - Warhead and Blood and Thunder - before it was
            all over in a mess of management and legal issues.
            Thought for a while it did look like their chops would
            take them far.
            Believe it or not, original vocalist Paul Day was
            briefly in a very early incarnation of Iron Maiden as
            both bands have London roots. More gigged far and wide
            building up a following and noticed by all the "right"
            critics. They contributed one track - Soldier - to a
            compilation album Metal Explosion which was one of many
            that would appear to cash in on the MWOBHM phenomena.
            A signing to big label Atlantic followed and produced
            their debut Album entitled Warhead. Such was the band's
            emergence at this time that they even got to open the
            Monsters of Rock festival at Castle Donnington on 1981.
            I might even have been there - can't remember - went to
            a few back then though who was on I have no idea it was
            so long ago. But that doesn't matter.
            On the back of Donnington and support slots with some of
            the major names of the day it did look like More could
            have it all and recording began on what would become
            their second album - Blood and Thunder. However in true
            rock music tradition this is when it started to fall
            apart. Day got a better offer and went off during
            recording to join Wildfire.
            In came new vocalist Mick Stratton though apparently
            re-wrote the lyrics causing some delay in recording.
            Other line-up changes came about before the album saw
            the light of day and changes didn't stop there with
            perhaps the most notable one being Laurie Mansworth
            leaving to form Airrace.
            And that was pretty much that for More and even a couple
            of attempted reformations came to naught.

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