Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This album features some of the most tasteful, if not THE most jaw-dropping lead guitar work I have ever heard on a metal album. Seriously, just skip to 18:19 or 24:50 and you will feel very inadequate as a guitarist. Another reason why Joey Tafolla is my all-time favorite guitarist. I have been studying this album a lot in the past months and it has been a very important source of inspiration in my quest to improve my lead playing style recently. This album is overall one of Jag Panzer's best records. It's not flawless, as the pacing during the first three songs is not a strong as later in the album but it's up there. It also features original vocalist Harry "Tyrant" Conklin (Titan Force) who also sung on the band's debut "Ample Destruction", one of the finest USPM releases of all-time. Ample Destruction was for some time, the only Jag Panzer release I was into. Huge mistake. DO NOT OVERLOOK The Fourth Judgement like I did for so many years. It truly is worth your time.
Tracklist :
1. Black (0:00)
2. Call of the Wild (04:54)
3. Despair (08:11)
4. Future Shock (12:32)
5. Recompense (16:25)
6. Ready to Strike (21:11)
7. Tyranny (23:44)
8. Shadow Thief (26:59)
9. Sonet of Sorrow (32:32)
10. Judgement Day (34:53)
Line-up :
Harry "The Tyrant" Conklin - Lead Vocals
Mark Briody - Rhythm Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Joey Tafolla - Lead Guitar
John Tetley - Bass
Rikard Stjernquist - Drums
Guest musicians :
Karen Kenedy - Vocals (backing) (Track 10)
Todd Ehle - Violin (on 1, 9 & 10)
Other staff :
Jim Morris - Producer, Mixing, Mastering
Mark Briody - Cover Art
Recorded at Colorado Sound, Millybear Sound, House Of Joe Studios.
Mixed and mastered at Morrisound Studios.
Sorry for the low quality photo of the artwork. I had to snap a picture of my cd booklet to upload this video as I cannot find a decent quality picture of the artwork anywhere on google.
This album features some of the most tasteful, if not THE most jaw-dropping lead guitar work I have ever heard on a metal album. Seriously, just skip to 18:19 or 24:50 and you will feel very inadequate as a guitarist. Another reason why Joey Tafolla is my all-time favorite guitarist. I have been studying this album a lot in the past months and it has been a very important source of inspiration in my quest to improve my lead playing style recently. This album is overall one of Jag Panzer's best records. It's not flawless, as the pacing during the first three songs is not a strong as later in the album but it's up there. It also features original vocalist Harry "Tyrant" Conklin (Titan Force) who also sung on the band's debut "Ample Destruction", one of the finest USPM releases of all-time. Ample Destruction was for some time, the only Jag Panzer release I was into. Huge mistake. DO NOT OVERLOOK The Fourth Judgement like I did for so many years. It truly is worth your time.
Tracklist :
1. Black (0:00)
2. Call of the Wild (04:54)
3. Despair (08:11)
4. Future Shock (12:32)
5. Recompense (16:25)
6. Ready to Strike (21:11)
7. Tyranny (23:44)
8. Shadow Thief (26:59)
9. Sonet of Sorrow (32:32)
10. Judgement Day (34:53)
Line-up :
Harry "The Tyrant" Conklin - Lead Vocals
Mark Briody - Rhythm Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Joey Tafolla - Lead Guitar
John Tetley - Bass
Rikard Stjernquist - Drums
Guest musicians :
Karen Kenedy - Vocals (backing) (Track 10)
Todd Ehle - Violin (on 1, 9 & 10)
Other staff :
Jim Morris - Producer, Mixing, Mastering
Mark Briody - Cover Art
Recorded at Colorado Sound, Millybear Sound, House Of Joe Studios.
Mixed and mastered at Morrisound Studios.
Sorry for the low quality photo of the artwork. I had to snap a picture of my cd booklet to upload this video as I cannot find a decent quality picture of the artwork anywhere on google.
