After Canadian thrash metal legends Razor had released their self-financed debut EP "Armed And Dangerous" in 1984, they were surprised to get the attention of Attic Records, the country’s leading major record company at the time. The band soon inked a deal with the label and was destined to spearhead the company’s new Viper Records division. "Escape The Fire" was originally planned to be the follow-up to "Armed And Dangerous" but in the end it did not work out like this. Attic put pressure on the young band and had their own ideas of shaping the future of Razor. The result was "Executioner’s Song". For many years a different version of these songs was traded in the metal underground as the "Escape the fire Demo". Note that those versions are not the lost versions that are provided here. Nor are these versions the ones that ended up on Executioner's song. But these are the versions that the band originally wanted you to hear. Available for the first time in the bands history are four songs that were supposed to be part of an album that would have been entitled "Escape The Fire", enjoy!