venom - the seven gates of hell (original 12") /w lyrics video free download

SimplyNotThere

Venom always has these eerie, haunting devil sounds in their intro's so fucking cool when driving down residential streets at high volume and you see people turning on lights as a result

John The Punisher

this song sounds best on vinyl. hail the black metal gods \m/

Rodolpho Trigo

I hear the creatures crawlingOh, let me out of here!Don't let me locked away like this...Oh, no... OH, NO!

Ibleedwhiskey Planet1

As the blood rains from the skies--------hahahahahaha. Going to see slayer, st, and exodus in nov. Can't motherfucking wait. 

Ibleedwhiskey Planet1

One of the best songs metal has ever fucking seen.

oo EVIL GOAT oo

really liked those two pictures @3:20 &@3:40, they actually brought a smile to my face...

Tony Hanneman88

Heil Satan

Bram holland

happy sunday music

temudjin1155

Fuckin epic

gabule

venom forever rules in hell, fuckin yeah!!!

Skullsplitter

Don't get me wrong I love Venoms fast shit, but I love their more atmospheric song like this and Manitou.

Stormblast

Thx for making my legs stomping for 5,32 minutes

shitfyre

just FYI its On Heavens Earth not Hell

Ichleb misang

This song is one of my favez together with resurrection,ripride,welcome to hell!

Ibleedwhiskey Planetone

Sabbath's "slow and heavy" doom style isn't what metal was striving for? They only created it, name me please one person that has put out quality music as consistently as Tony Iommi and Ozzy have, over a 43 year period. Motorhead was a big influence, but Gene Simmons and Kiss were the biggest influence on early Venom. Cronos loved the demon persona Gene portrayed and the fireworks they used to accentuate their music. He was also a huge fan of the British band Demon for their first album, but when he heard the song "father of time" on the 2nd album said he'd like to rip the singers throat out. I grew up in this time, and Sabbath with Dio and Ozzy with Randy Rhoads were fucking huge at the time. I love AC/DC with Bon Scott, I also have all their albums with him and can assure you Sabbath in the '70's was overall heavier. Why the slight to Sabbath I don't know. I do know what was going on at the time though, because I was a very active participant.

Beth Rivet

You are ABSOLUTELY right, ( and I don't even LIKE Motorhead) Good band, but to say Venom had no influence from Motorhead, is asinine.

Ibleedwhiskey Planetone

And we have no intention of stopping.

DomentorTheOnlyTrue

Well, at the time when Venom came to scene, old Sabbath were already a forgotten thing, so one shouldn't compare Venom with Sabbath as far as "hardcoreness". It was really Motorhead that were the most hardcore band out there at the time & also old AC/DC. They were THE hardest, most maniacal bands of them all on planet Earth at the time. Sabbath's "slow & heavy" doom style, which was not really what heavy metal was striving for, had already got kicked away by younger & faster bands years before.

DomentorTheOnlyTrue

It's simple dude: without Motorhead, there be NO Venom.

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