Grim Reaper is one of those NWOBHM bands that never got the acclaim that Iron Maiden, or even lesser known bands like Saxon got, but has remained a well-loved cult classic among the fans of this unique movement. A figure of the Grim Reaper appears on all album covers throughout their discography, and unlike most of these, there is no perplexing mythology or a real life anecdote behind it. Perhaps the Reaper’s image speaks for itself clearly enough. He first appeared on the band’s debut album “See You in Hell” from 1983.
01 - Cover of “Rock You to Hell”, 1987.
02 - Cover of “See You in Hell”, 1983.
03 - Cover of “Fear No Evil”, 1985.
04 - Cover of the compilation “Best Of Grim Reaper”, 1999.
05 - Cover of the cassette “Bleed ‘em dry”, 1981.
