A melodic power metal/heavy metal album from Iced Earth, The Melancholy E.P.,  has never been released on vinyl until now, 25 years later.  The original E.P. only contained 5 tracks.  It wasn't until the later CD re-issued were be blessed with 2 bonus tracks, The Ripper (Judas Priest) and Colours.  This melodic juggernaught also contains cover song Shooting Star from Bad Company and Electric Funeral by Black Sabbath. The highly anticipated vinyl release of Iced Earth's seminal album "The Melancholy E.P." in a striking Virgin Black Vinyl edition. For the first time ever, fans can experience the raw intensity and unbridled energy of this thrash metal classic in the unparalleled audio quality that vinyl provides.. Mastered meticulously for vinyl, this edition promises to deliver the full sonic spectrum of "Melancholy," from thundering riffs to blistering solos, with every detail meticulously preserved. Each vinyl is elegantly housed in a sleek black poly-lined sleeve, ensuring both protection and a touch of sophistication. Inside, fans will discover a meticulously designed two-sided printed insert, featuring artwork and insights that delve deep into the heart and soul of Iced Earth's iconic album.. As part of our esteemed Limited Run Vinyl series, this release is a collector's dream come true. With only a limited number available, fans are encouraged to secure their copy before it's too late.. Join the ranks of over 299,751 monthly Spotify listeners who have been captivated by the sheer power and intensity of Iced Earth's "Melancholy." Originally unleashed on CD in 1999, this album continues to inspire and resonate with metal enthusiasts worldwide. Experience the adrenaline-pumping thrills and epic anthems of "Melancholy" on vinyl today, and discover why it remains a timeless classic in the realm of thrash metal.

Tracklist:

Side A

1. Melancholy (Holy Martyr) (4:46)
2. Shooting Star (5:16) Bad Company
3. Watching Over Me (4:27)
4. Electric Funeral (4:53) Black Sabbath

Side B

1. I Died for You (3:49)
2. the Ripper (2:43) Judas Priest
3. Colors Live (5:13)