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Yeah it's completely badass. I rember being happy to see another album from them the following year but then being bitterly disappointed that it just wasn't nearly as good as the debut. It's been quite awhile since I've listened to it though, guess it's about time to give it another shot and try to keep an open mind.
 
Bastard Priest - Ghouls of the Endless Night, 2011
 
Funny, I haven't heard either Northern or Sailing the Seas, but I have the two albums in the middle, Beyond the North Winds 2008 and Godsaga 2010. I always thought they were both pretty good, I just don't play them very often because of their lack of any evil killer caprine atmosphere. I'll have to check out Northern sometime to see their progression.

DIE ZLASKHINX - Early Years Re-Recorded
 
..that BASTARD PRIEST record never disappoints.....

Yeah it's completely badass. I rember being happy to see another album from them the following year but then being bitterly disappointed that it just wasn't nearly as good as the debut. It's been quite awhile since I've listened to it though, guess it's about time to give it another shot and try to keep an open mind.
 
Bastard Priest - Ghouls of the Endless Night, 2011
 
Funny, I haven't heard either Northern or Sailing the Seas, but I have the two albums in the middle, Beyond the North Winds 2008 and Godsaga 2010. I always thought they were both pretty good, I just don't play them very often because of their lack of any evil killer caprine atmosphere. I'll have to check out Northern sometime to see their progression.

Bastard Priest - Under the Hammer of Destruction, Sweden 2010
 
World In Ruins - In Misery, Sweden 2021
 

2010: 10. The Royal Arch Blasphe - The Royal Arch Blaspheme
9. StarGazer - A Great Work of Ages
8. Death spell Omega - Paracletus
7. Coffinworm - When All Became None
6. Fungoid Stream - Oceanus
5. Ondskapt - Arisingn From the Ashes
4. Sargeist - Let the Devil In
3. Father Befouled - Morbid Destruction of Covenant
2. Grave Miasma - Realm of Evoked Doom
1. Inquisition - Ominous Doctrines of the Perpetual Mystical Macrocosm

2010
Force of Darkness - Darkness Revelation
Cosmic Church - Absoluutin lävistämä
Hellish Crossfire - Bloodrust Scythe
Blasphemophagher   ...for Chaos, Obscurity and Desolation...
Bran Barr - Sidh
Vasaeleth - Crypt Born & Tethered to Ruin
Cruel Force - The Rise of Satanic Might
Avsky - Scorn
The Wakedead Gathering - Tenements of Ephemera
Hooded Menace - Never Cross the Dead
Enforcer - Diamonds
Truppensturm - Salute to the Iron Emperors
Besieged - Victims Beyond All Help
Bastard Priest - Under the Hammer of Destruction
Father Befouled - Morbid Destitution of Covenant
Adversarial - All Idols Fall Before the Hammer
Witchrist - Beheaded Ouroboros
Christian Mistress - Agony & Opium
Brutally Deceased - Dead Lovers' Guide
Diocletian - War of All Against All
Inquisition - Ominous Doctrines of the Perpetual Mystical Macrocosm
Desultory - Counting Our Scars
Weapon - From the Devil's Tomb
Sargeist - Let the Devil In
Ascension - Consolamentum

ROSE ROSE - Brutalize
D.O.N.D.O.N. - Borderline
 

PAINTBOX - Singing Shouting Crying
TOMORROW - Chiedi Troppo
 

Inquisition - Black Mass For A Mass Grave
While we're still on the subject of album lengths, this is a textbook example of a "long" album (65 minutes) that doesn't feel long at all.

I do have some longer albums that I love and I don't even notice how long they are while I'm listening to them. So it's not a rule or anything that I won't buy albums longer than 50 minutes. If I like it then I like it, and I'll probably buy it at whatever length it is, I just might not always be able to make it to the end. Being ADHD I do find it hard to stay focused on one album for much longer than an hour or so, maybe 70 - 75 minutes at the absolute most. Which I know makes no sense because how many times will I listen to 8 albums in a row one right after another? Even sometimes multiple albums from the same band back to back. Seems there's just something about starting a new album and changing up the sounds I'm hearing that lets me stay fresh and interested.

Sarabante - Remnants, Greece 2011, because I was really digging that 2016 Sarabante album Marko posted earlier
 
Insidious Process - Mirrors of the Dead, Sweden 2016
 
Liquid Supercharge - Left For Dead, Full Speed Ahead EP, Croatia 
 

Exciter

Pentagram - Gorgoroth

Darkthrone - Transilvanian Hunger, 1994
 
Gorgoroth - Antichrist, 1996
 

The Jesus & Mary Chain - Psychocandy, 1985
 
Overkill - Feel the Fire, 1985
 
Grave Digger - Witch Hunter, 1985
 

ICTUS - Imperivm
 

VIVISECT - Barbaric Death
VERMIN WOMB - Retaliation
 

S.U.G.A.R. - II
SHITSHOW - Shitshow
 
...Murgatroyd.......

SHIKABANE - Ego And Desire
SARABANTE - Poisonous Legacy
 

Darkthrone - Transilvanian Hunger, 1994
 
Gorgoroth - Antichrist, 1996
 

With all due respect, that approach is insane. "Value for money" doesn't work with music. 
Are you saying you'd recommend this new album to a new listener wanting to discover Megadeth over Peace Sells (running time 36:12)? 
Who would ever choose Book of Souls over Number of the Beast? 
My approach of dismissing long albums can likewise be a bit shortsighted, but it has been a good yardstick based on empirical evidence. 
You might get good value going to see Return of the King at the cinema, but your kids will be clawing their eyes out with boredom praying for it to end already by the closing credits. A more adept filmmaker would have edited it to a better paced final cut. 
Same with music. A good producer will distil an album down to its strongest and most succinct assault. A weak producer will let the band have their way. 
Release extended/extra tracks in special editions for avid fans. 
The reason I harp on about this shit is because I genuinely think many albums would be stronger and enjoyed more by the listener if they were trimmed back. It even makes good business sense, because you can sell the album twice with bonus tracks at a later date. 

Darkthrone - Transilvanian Hunger, 1994
 
Gorgoroth - Antichrist, 1996
 

EUGENE - NECROCRUNK EP
 

MOLLY HATCHET - Live At The Capitol Theatre
MOLLY HATCHET - Dreams I'll Never See
 

BLACKFOOT - Train Train