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* PromotedFanboy: Dave Ingram was a big fan of the band way before he joined. He even mentioned in a 2020 interview that ''...for Victory'' was one of his favorite albums of all time in any genre.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Their debut album ''In Battle There Is No Law!'' can't be streamed or bought on digital music stores, and has never received a remaster or re-release.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Their debut album ''In Battle There Is No Law!'' can't be streamed or bought on digital music stores, and has never received a remaster or re-release.re-release.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Dave Ingram was originally supposed to be featured on ''Those Once Loyal'', but he had to leave the band due to medical issues just before recording began.
** Asphyx singer Martin van Drunen temporarily joined the band as a live vocalist in 1995 after Karl Willetts departed for the first time, but he left after just one year due to suffering from alopecia at the time (which gave him stage fright) before he could record any material with them.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Dave Ingram was originally supposed to be featured on ''Those Once Loyal'', but he had to leave the band due to medical issues just before recording began.
** Asphyx singer Martin van Drunen temporarily joined the band as a live vocalist in 1995 after Karl Willetts departed for the first time, but he left after just one year due to suffering from alopecia at the time (which gave him stage fright) before he could record any material with them.
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* CreatorsOddball: ''Honour - Valour - Pride''. While its core sound is exactly what you'd expect, the presence of Dave Ingram from Benediction on vocal duties singlehandedly makes it stick out among their discography. This is mainly because he sounds completely different from Karl.
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* CreatorsOddball: ''Honour - Valour - Pride''. While its core sound is exactly what you'd expect, the presence of Dave Ingram from Benediction on vocal duties singlehandedly makes it stick out among their discography. This is mainly because he sounds completely different from Karl.Karl (as his signature Barney Greenway/Kam Lee-esque gruff bellow is a stark contrast to Karl's raspy growl which many declare synonymous with their sound).
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* CreatorsOddball: ''Honour - Valour - Pride''. While its core sound is exactly what you'd expect, the presence of Dave Ingram from Benediction on vocal duties singlehandedly makes it stick out among their discography. This is mainly because he sounds completely different from Karl, and while Dave is a widely respected vocalist in his own right, many fans believed that his style just didn't fit their sound at all.
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* CreatorsOddball: ''Honour - Valour - Pride''. While its core sound is exactly what you'd expect, the presence of Dave Ingram from Benediction on vocal duties singlehandedly makes it stick out among their discography. This is mainly because he sounds completely different from Karl, and while Dave is a widely respected vocalist in his own right, many fans believed that his style just didn't fit their sound at all.Karl.
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* CreatorsOddball: ''Honour - Valour - Pride''. While its core sound is exactly what you'd expect, the presence of Dave Ingram from Benediction on vocal duties singlehandedly makes it stick out among their discography. This is mainly because he sounds completely different from Karl, and while Dave is a widely respected vocalist in his own right, many fans believed that his style just didn't fit their sound at all.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Their debut album ''In Battle There Is No Law!'' can't be streamed or bought on digital music stores, and has never received a remaster or re-release.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Their debut album ''In Battle There Is No Law!'' can't be streamed or bought on digital music stores, and has never received a remaster or re-release.
