The longest the band ever spent in a studio and the one several members rate highest. It was meant to be a record; the vinyl press never happened.
Scott Shelby played the leads without ever attending a practice or playing a show with the band.
Dallas went punk and new wave. Arlington and Fort Worth went metal, in a pasture, a bar, a tombstone factory and a garage a Lebanese landlord never wanted to be a metal club.
One album on a tiny California label, a decade of silence, and a record that kept finding new listeners until the band had to come back for it.
A country songwriter’s studio at the end of a dead-end street in a one-square-mile town made Cowboys From Hell, Vulgar Display of Power and half the thrash demos in Dallas–Fort Worth.
