School Of Hard Knocks / Welcome To The Show 7 Inch Vinyl

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Available on VRL, the School Of Hard Knocks / Welcome To The Show 7 Inch Vinyl by Biff Byford – School Of Hard Knocks / Welcome To The Show 7 Inch Vinyl is New and 10. Find it in the Vinyl Records category. Read more below, to check availability and how to order School Of Hard Knocks / Welcome To The Show 7 Inch Vinyl for home delivery anywhere in the UK.

Description

SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS is legendary Saxon frontman Biff Byfordrsquos first ever solo album. An aural Byford storybook highlighting his life and passionate interests, School of Hard Knocks is in all senses a classic, masterfullyconstructed old school British hard rock album. The English North is everything you saw in Game of Thrones and more.nbsp It is the true heart of England, the region where its soul resides, and Biff Byford has earned the right to be considered its true heavy metal bard.Biff takes on not just tales and stories from his heart and soul, but also investigates the Middle Ages and Medieval history amongst other subjects. From the spoken word introduction of lsquoInquisitorrsquo with its stoic, poetic take on the Spanish Inquisition to the autobiographical, oldschool lsquoWheels of Steelrsquo era thrust of lsquoWelcome to the Showrsquo and lsquoSchool of Hard Knocksrsquo, yoursquoll get to know Byford supremely well over the 11 tracks which comprise the album. There is also a wonderful version of the Simon amp Garfunkel classic lsquoScarborough Fairrsquo, with Byford and Fredrik Aringkesson from Opeth creating a new arrangement which gives the legend new life.School of Hard Knocks was produced by Biff Byford, recorded by Jacky Lehmann at Brighton Electric Studios in Brighton UK and mixed at Queen Street Studios in Stockholm Sweden by Mats Valentin.nbsp The album features guest appearances by Phil Campbell MotoumlrheadPhil Campbell amp The Bastard Sons, Alex Holzwarth Rhapsody of Fire and Turilli Lione Rhapsody, Nick Barker Voices, Dave Kemp Wayward Sons and Nibbs Carter Saxon.On School of Hard Knocks, Byford worked with Fredrik Aringkesson Opeth on guitars, Christian Lundqvist on drums and Gus Macricostas on bass Biff himself played a spot of four string thunder too.

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