SEVENS AND MORE

'''Sevens and More''' is a demo album by Burn the Priest, released in 1998 by mp3.com, and consists of songs from seven inches and compilations as well as unreleased tracks. Tracks 1-3 are previews of the then unreleased BTP full-length CD; track #4 is from the Burn The Priest / Agents of Satan split 7-inch; tracks 5-6 are from the Burn The Priest / ZED split 7"; track #7 is a cover of Jerry Buckner and Gary Garcia's "Ode To A Centipede" off their very obscure "Pac-Man Fever" record / CD; track #8 is not technically a BTP song: it is a song from Chris Adler's solo recording project EvilDeathInc.; the song was originally named "Rim Job". The cover art features a full-color version of a painting by FFF (Chris Wade) which appeared on their split 7" with Agents of Satan.
"There was a program they [mp3.com] had set up for bands to sell a few tunes
and for them to get a cut. [...] We worked
together on a lot of shit as they likes us and I think we helped drum up a bit
of business for their 'metal' advertisers at the time." -Chris Adler, March
2006

Contents

Track listing

Credits

External links

Track listing

# "Bloodletting"
# "Lies of Autumn"
# "Salivation"
# "Suffering Bastard"
# "Ballad of Kansas City"
# "Ruiner"
# "Centipede"
# "Evil Death Inc."

Credits

★ John Campbell - Bass

★ Mark Morton - Guitar

★ Chris Adler - Drums

★ Randy Blythe - Vocals

★ Abe Spear - Guitar

External links

★ Sevens and More on the official website