A Small Deadly Space

This album speaks for itself.between the time I purchased it on iTunes several years ago and recently, track-11, Psycho Suicide, was replaced with track-10, In a World of My Own Making. In other words, In a World of My Own Making is repeated twice, but Psycho Suicide is no where to be found. Fortunately it is onthe hard drive of my Mac, but this needs to be addressed. Otherwise, you can't go wrong with this album.

A Small Deadly Space, Fight’s second and last record hit some pretty heavy points. Alienation, abuse, survivalism, and acceptance. A commonality with both War of Words and A Small Deadly Space was the groove element, yet this record employed a very aware bluesy raw garage sound. The crisp production was still evident, but I thought the presentation was a lot more pronounced with each of the players showing who they are, rather than the full on barrage that was War of Words. To me this record didn’t seek its audience in the same manner, it was a record that came out under the radar for at that time. Ultimately A Small Deadly Space found its footing, while it was updated and remastered in 2007/08, the 1995 version I believe still holds up.

This disc is very raw and heavy!!! From the opening track you are taken on a brutal road of heavy guitar and slamming drums! Great mixing on this and their debut, makes bands of today's era look like chumps, and this was years ago!!! Buy it!!!!! Crunch crunch!!

This album and the previous one from Fight have got to be two of the best Heavy Metal albums of all times. If you like Judas Priest and Rob Halford than this is the Holy Grail!!

Two great albums from Fight War of Words and this one.Seen them on this tour and it was a great performance.