REACH THE TOP
OF THE HEAVEN
THAT'S FALLEN BELLOW
Death Walks Behind You
is the
second
studio album
by British
Rock Band
released in
September 1970.
It was their first album
to receive a
US release,
albeit in a
different sleeve.
It is commonly thought of
as the
archetypal
Atomic Rooster album,
recorded by the
'classic' line-up
of
Vincent Crane,
John Du Cann
and
Paul Hammond.
Certainly it is their
most successful album,
critically and commercially,
and often hailed as
a classic of the
progressive rock genre.
It produced the hit single
"Tomorrow Night"
(UK No. 11),
which became one
of the band's
best-known songs.
The album cover
features the
William Blake monotype
Nebuchadnezzar.
Band photos were taken
at Churchfield Road Cemetery,
Acton W3,
by former
actor-turned photographer
Richard Lyon.

Reception
In a retrospective review
of 2011,
Raffaella Berry wrote,
"Though not exactly flawless,
Death Walks Behind You
is an impressive
offering that is
almost a
must-listen for
Hammond fans
and anyone who
likes their prog
with a harder edge
(though not necessarily metal).
A fascinating,
almost addictive album
by an underrated band,
whose long but
chequered career
ended tragically
with
Vincent Crane's
death in 1989
TRACKLIST
Death Walks Behind You
Vug
Tomorrow Night
7 Streets
(Seven Lonely Streets)
Sleeping For Years
I Can't Take No More
Nobody Else
Gershatzer
Play The Game
The Devil's Answer
(1970 Demo)
(w/ Carl Palmer)
The Devil's Answer
(Alternative Version)
The Rock
Breakthrough
Break The Ice
Decision -Indecision
A Spoonful Of Bromide Helps The Pulse Rate Go Down
BONUS CD
Tomorrow Night
(BBC Radio Sessions)
Shabooloo
(BBC Radio Sessions)
Seven Lonely Streets
(BBC Radio Sessions)
Death Walks Behind You
(BBC Radio Sessions)
Friday the 13th
(BBC Radio Sessions)
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