OVERKILL Frontman Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth Discusses Bay Area vs East Coast Thrash Scenes; Video Interview
October 23, 2015, 9 years ago
In the new footage streaming below, Overkill frontman Bobby 'Blitz' Ellsworth discusses the differences between the Bay Area thrash scene and the East Coast thrash scene.
In the new clip below, Ellsworth discusses the band's cover of Johnny Cash’s “Man In Black”, featured on the group’s new box set, Historikill: 1995 - 2007.
Overkill’s Historikill: 1995 - 2007, was released in Europe on September 18th and includes 11 Overkill albums on 13 CDs plus a bonus CD featuring demos, remixes and an unreleased cover song, in digi sleeves. Contains the following albums: Wrecking Your Neck, The Killing Kind, From The Underground And Below, Necroshine, Coverkill, Bloodletting, Hello From The Gutter, Wrecking Everything, Killbox 13, ReliXIV, Immortalis.
The bonus CD tracklisting can be seen below. Orders can be placed at this location, where the complete box set tracklisting can be found.
Bonus CD tracklisting:
“Blood Money” (Demo)
“Horrorscope” (Demo)
“Soulitude” (Demo)
“Killogy” (Demo)
“Old School” (Remix)
“Skull And Bones” (Remix)
“Under One” (Tracking Mix)
“Man In Black” (Johnny Cash cover)
In the clip below Bobby 'Blitz' Ellsworth discusses Historikill: 1995 - 2007.
