Hear What I Say!

Finally pick this up, and I must say, I'm pretty blown away!

I like how it transitions musically through each era of the band.  Sure, I am partial to the "Thrash" stuff, but, I truly enjoy their whole discography.

I remind I only enjoyed the thrash part of the album, but then the other songs started to grown on me amd now I can say I really enjoy the whole album.

This album was released at the same time Stryper released NMHTP and Bloodgood released Dangerously Close. The Sacred Warrior Waiting in Darkness was released only a couple of months earlier, and I have to say, from all these releases, Hear What I Say is the album that I have listened the most up to date. By a great mirgin, by the way.

It's not just the thrash parts, but the whole lp is very good! Did not much care for the last two, so I wasn't expecting much, what a pleasant surprise!

This album was a mixed blessing for me. It was a good album, I really enjoyed it but, at the same time, I didn't like hearing it would be their last.

This is one I have yet to listen too.

metaldude wrote:This album was a mixed blessing for me. It was a good album, I really enjoyed it but, at the same time, I didn't like hearing it would be their last.

It's always their last...

Speaking of Something to Say being Deliverance's last album, it looks like it may not be. Here is an interview that George Ochoa did:
http://angelicwarlord.com/interviews/georgeochoa15.html


In 2013, you re-joined Jimmy P. Brown II for a re-recorded version of the classic Deliverance number “What A Joke”, which appeared as a bonus track on the re-release of Stay Of Execution.  How did the new version of the song turn out?  Are there any plans to work with Brown in the future?
Jimmy and I were never really happy with the entire What A Joke record. We felt that song deserved better, so we re-recorded it. I think that it turned out killer. How could it not with Jim Chaffin (The Crucified) on drums, Victor Macias (Tourniquet) on bass and Jimmy and myself. This is the new Deliverance line up that is currently working together.

I'm cautiously excited about this. I think Victor Macias, if I remember correctly, and it's been awhile since I heard his work with Tourniquet, has a predominate bass sound - his bass has a click sound that is similar to Steve Harris of Iron Maiden I think. If another Deliverance don't fall through and actually goes ahead and is released, I will be getting it, especially of it's similar to their last 2 albums.

I really enjoyed this album, especially the IM cover.  The transition to Jupiter VI was fairly seamless.  Here's hoping for some more J6 projects soon!