A Small Deadly Space

by Fight

Overview

The final album from Rob Halford's first post-Judas Priest band, Fight, A Small Deadly Space is definitely a strong one. The main course for the meal that Halford and the rest of the band (Brian Tilse, Jay Jay, Mark Chaussee, and Scott Travis) have served up is heavy metal. There is no real surprise there. However, there are actually quite a few moments that show off more progressive influences. You just have to give a cursory listen to "In a World of My Own Making" to spot them. The disc found Halford seeming like he was making a solid effort to not reproduce his Judas Priest sound. Indeed, the disc showed a Rob Halford who was staying more to the lower end of the register rather than screaming out in a Priest-ish display of vocal pyrotechnics. Overall, this is a great album, and certainly a nice bookend for the group's brief career. ~ Gary Hill

Product Details

Release Date:	04/18/1995
Label:	Epic / Sony Music Distribution
UPC:	0074646664926

Tracks

1. I Am Alive
2. Mouthpiece
3. Legacy of Hate
4. Blowout in the Radio Room
5. Never Again
6. Small Deadly Space
7. Gretna Greene
8. Beneath the Violence
9. Human Crate
10. In a World of My Own Making

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Fight   Primary Artist
Mark Chaussee   Guitar (Rhythm),Guitar
Scott Travis   Drums
Rob Halford   Vocals
Jay Jay   Bass
Brian Tilse   Piano,Guitar,Guitar (Rhythm)

Technical Credits

John Baxter   Executive Producer
Atti Bauw   Mixing,Engineer,Producer
Bob Ludwig   Mastering
Scott Travis   Composer
Rob Halford   Mixing,Composer,Producer
Danny Clinch   Photography
Brian Tilse   Composer
Neil Zlozower   Photography
Mark Chaussee   Composer
Stephen Walker   Art Direction
Robert Halford   Composer