Malice "License To Kill (Reissue)" 12" red before black Everlasting Spew SPIT069EP

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Malice "License To Kill (Reissue)" 12" red before black Everlasting Spew SPIT069EP2023 Music On Vinyl reissue. Limited to 1,000 hand numbered pieces. Pressed on translucent blue 180gram audiophile vinyl. Malice's second album, originally released in 1987, was one of the more noteworthy releases from Los Angeles' metal scene that year. They very much straddled the line between hard rock and metal, and their heavily European influenced style elicited many comparisons to Judas Priest. Max Norman (Ozzy, Y&T, Lynch Mob, Savatage,