Bloodgood

Bloodgood was an ’80s Christian (or “white colored”) metallic music group hailing from Seattle, Washington. Created in the first ’80s by vocalist Les Carlsen (previously a cast person in a Broadway creation of Locks), guitarist David Zaffiro, bassist Mike Bloodgood, and drummer J.T. Taylor, they adopted in the footsteps of better-known functions like Stryper and Barren Mix in wanting to save souls through metallic. Bloodgood toured continuously throughout the 10 years, releasing Metallic Missionaries, a cassette demonstration EP, in 1985 and their annual recording produces including 1986’s eponymous debut, 1987’s Detonation (presenting new drummer Tag Welling), 1988’s Rock and roll in a difficult Place, 1989’s From the Darkness (offering new members, guitarist Paul Jackson and drummer Kevin Whistler), and, in 1990, not just one but two live albums in Live, Vol. 1: Alive in the us and Live, Vol. 2: Shakin’ the entire world. Seeking to broaden their audio with extra hard rock affects, Bloodgood earned keyboard participant David McKay to soften up 1991’s All Stand Collectively, and the recording also benefited from your percussion prowess of previous Large drummer David Huff. But non-e of the could mask the actual fact that this group’s appeal experienced become incredibly selective — actually for any Christian metallic band. After issuing their greatest-hits recording, The Collection, later on that year, yet another live record in 1993 eligible for Germany With Like!, Bloodgood decided it had been time to move their separate methods.