It's Electric in Bloomington, MN

To the shock of metalheads worldwide circa the early 21st century,
Diamond Head
existed without the presence of one of their founding members, singer
Sean Harris
. Despite being able to put aside their differences sporadically over the years for reunion tours and albums, by 2004, it was agreed that guitarist
Brian Tatler
was going to carry on using the
name without
Harris
, who was replaced with new singer
Nick Tart
.
's '
Tart
era got off to a surprisingly mainstream-sounding start with 2005's
All Will Be Revealed
, which was followed a year later by a live set by the new lineup,
It's Electric
. The majority of the track listing is comprised of vintage
-
Tatler
compositions (two renditions of
"Am I Evil?,"
a short intro, and then again as a full-length version,
"Helpless,"
the title track, etc.), while the newer, more mainstream material was kept to a minimum (
"Give It to Me,"
"Alimony"
). For hardcore fans only. ~ Greg Prato