LEVITICUS, Jag Skall Segra! Re-issue On Roxx Records CD/LP

I posted this over in CMR also, but I figured it was an interesting enough release that someone here may be interested in it.


PRE ORDER - RELEASE DATE OCTOBER 1, 2021

FORMAT: LP EDITION - 200 PIECE LP ONLY (BLACK 180g LP)

FORMAT: CD JEWEL CASED EDITION WITH FULL COLOR BOOKLET

SPECIAL PRE ORDER PRICE UNTIL RELEASE DATE - $48.99

ANY OTHER ITEMS ORDERED WITH THIS PRE ORDER WILL SHIP AT THE SAME TIME.

ONLY 25 COPIES OF THIS COMBO PACK AND EACH WILL RECEIVE A LIMITED EDITION STICKER

In Sweden this just may be the album that started it all for Christian Metal, and if not it is definitely coveted as one of the earliest true pieces of Christian Metal history regardless.

Jag Skall Segra is the debut album from Christian rockers Leviticus and after its very early success the band would return to the studio and record the next 'English' version of this album entitled 'I Shall Conquer' and the rest is Christian Metal history folks!

This album is a very special piece of Christian Metal history. It sounds so very Swedish yet it has so much in common with what was going on in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal movement from 79-84.

Roxx Records is very excited to be bringing you this very limited and very special piece of Christian Metal history. This album has NEVER been released on CD and was only released in a very small quantity of vinyl originally, copies today, if found fetch quite the price these days on sites like Ebay! 

So this is the time! There will only be 200 of this very special album being pressed on vinyl. The album has been meticulously restored with upgraded artwork and design by Scott Waters of NoLifeTilMetal and the sound has been remastered by Rob Colwell of Bombworks Sound. 

The CD version is equally as impressive packaged in a  jewel case with 8 page booklet and limited to a  one time pressing of only 500 copies. 

You can also order the CD and LP separately

I'm certainly going to be skipping this one myself.  I had both of those first two albums on a crummy reissue from a decade or more back.  I didn't care much for the singer and found myself not listening to them at all.
But it is cool that they are getting remastered and reissued.

Staybrite wrote:

I'm certainly going to be skipping this one myself.  I had both of those first two albums on a crummy reissue from a decade or more back.  I didn't care much for the singer and found myself not listening to them at all.
But it is cool that they are getting remastered and reissued.

I bought them as they originally came out (on cassette), then I bought the CD reissues (M8 I think). The original and the M8 were both pretty bad sound quality. 

This apparently had a lot to do with why I never really liked the original singer either, because after I bought and listened to the EXCELLENT box set, In His Service: 35 Years Anniversary, several years ago, I became a fan. His vocals sound much better with a proper remaster.