Listen free to Last Exit – Iron Path (Prayer, Iron Path and more). 10 tracks (). Their sole major-label release, their first studio recording, and a record that iconoclastic critic Chuck Eddy considers one of the greatest heavy metal albums in the history of the universe. But that doesn't mean you should invite all your Deep Purple and Iron Maiden loving friends over for a listening.

Iron Path, an Album by Last Exit. Released in on Venture (catalog no. ; CD). Genres: Jazz-Rock, Free Jazz. Featured peformers: Sonny Sharrock (guitar), Peter Brötzmann (saxophone, bass saxophone), Bill Laswell (bass, producer), Ronald Shannon Jackson (drums), Martin Bisi (engineering), Howie Weinberg (mastering), Thi-Linh Le (photography, cover design), Last Exit (producer).

The brutal sonic assault of Last Exit's live albums is not banished; it lurks below the surface on Iron Path, sometimes allowed to break through for a moment of stark contrast.

Track List A1. Prayer A2. Iron Path A3. The Black Bat A4. Marked for Death A5. The Fire Drum B1. Detonator B2. Sand Dancer B3. Cut and Run B4. Eye for an Eye B5. Devil's Rain Protection Each record is protected within its record sleeve by a white vellum anti-dust sleeve. Packaging All items are shipped brand-new and unopened in original packaging. Every record is shipped in original factory.

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Iron Path is the only studio album by the free jazz band Last Exit. It was released in on Venture and Virgin Records.

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The brutal sonic assault of Last Exit's live albums is not banished; it lurks below the surface onIron Path, sometimes allowed to break through for a moment of stark contrast.

The brutal sonic assault of Last Exit's live albums is not banished; it lurks below the surface on Iron Path, sometimes allowed to break through for a moment of stark contrast. But the unremitting density of texture heard in the quartet's shows is stripped back in favor of more subtle and varied textures, sculpting an atmosphere of moody brooding and sinister suspense.