The Unforgiven is the self-titled debut album by the American rock band The Unforgiven, released in 1986 on Elektra Records. The album features a blend of hard rock and heavy metal, with influences from bands such as Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. The album contains ten tracks, including the singles "I Hear the Call" and "All Is Quiet On The Western Front." The lyrics often deal with themes of struggle, defiance, and survival, reflecting the band's working-class roots. While the album received mixed reviews upon its release, it has since gained a cult following among fans of 80s hard rock and heavy metal. The Unforgiven disbanded after the release of their second album in 1989, but their debut remains a testament to the raw energy and grit of the era's rock music. Tracklist A1 All Is Quiet On The Western Front 4:01 A2 Hang ´Em High 4:03 A3 I Hear The Call 4:20 A4 Roverpack 3:31 A5 Cheyenne 4:26 B1 The Gauntlet 4:05 B2 With My Boots On 3:13 B3 The Ghost Dance 2:59 B4 The Loner 3:43 B5 The Preacher 4:05 B6 Grace 2:40
