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Joe Hasselvander
- Real/full name:
- Joe Hasselvander
- Age:
- 55 (born Dec 30th, 1956)
- Place of origin:
- United States (Washington, D.C.)
- Gender:
- Male
Death Row
Drums
| 1982 | Through the Shadow (Video/VHS) | Drums |
| 1982 | All Your Sins (Demo) | Drums |
| 1983 | Whore (Demo) | Drums |
| 2000 | Death Row Reunion 2000 (Split) | Drums |
Joe Hasselvander
Guitars, bass, drums, vocals
| 1985 | Lady Killer | Guitars, bass, drums, vocals |
| 2000 | Road Kill | Guitars, bass, drums, vocals |
Raven
Drums (1988-present)
| 1988 | Nothing Exceeds Like Excess | Drums |
| 1991 | Architect of Fear | Drums |
| 1994 | Glow | Drums, Vocals |
| 1997 | Everything Louder | Drums, Vocals |
| 2000 | One for All | Drums |
| 2009 | Walk Through Fire | Drums |
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The Hounds of Hasselvander
Guitars, bass, drums, vocals (2007-present)
| 2007 | The Hounds of Hasselvander | All instruments, vocals |
| 2011 | The Ninth Hour | Guitars, drums, vocals |
Pentagram
Drums (1978-1979, 1983-2002), Bass, Guitars (1999-2002)
| 1979 | Livin' in a Ram's Head / When the Screams Come (Single) | Drums |
| 1985 | Pentagram (Relentless) | Drums |
| 1987 | Day of Reckoning | Drums on ''Burning Savior'' and re-issues |
| 1993 | Relentless / Day of Reckoning (Single) | Drums |
| 1994 | Be Forewarned | Drums |
| 1999 | Review Your Choices | All instruments |
| 2001 | Sub-Basement | All instruments |
| 2003 | A Keg Full of Dynamite (Live album) | Drums |
Phantom Lord
As Wolfgang Messerrine Gundermann II:
Drums
| 1985 | Phantom Lord | Drums |
| 1986 | Evil Never Sleeps | Drums |
Reactor
Guitars, Vocals
Cathedral
Drums (1994)
| Added by: ExtremeColdWeather91 | Modified by: Doomsday |
| Added on: 2011-04-09 16:22:45 | Last modified on: 2012-03-25 18:54:38 |
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Trivia
Associated acts:- Forgotten Realm (USA)
- Overlord with Vance Bockis, Richard Kueht, Norman Lawson, and singer Ricky Tignor. One of their original songs was titled "Hellion", a song that later gave name to the band Hellion.