== Album information ==

== Album information ==

''Frost and Fire'' was produced by Cirith Ungol and originally self-released through the band's own record label—Liquid Flames Productions—in 1981. The album was re-released in 1984 by [[Enigma Records]], re-released again along with ''King of the Dead'' on one CD by One Way Records in 1995, and finally re-released again in September 1999 on [[Metal Blade Records]]. A [[bootleg recording|bootleg]] picture disc version of this LP, limited to 500 hand-numbered copies, also exists. While Michael "Flint" Vujejia is credited as the bass player on this album, it has been confirmed in several interviews that Greg Lindstrom was actually the bassist on this album.<ref name="wolf">{{cite web | url = https://www.angelfire.com/zine2/ironwolf/inticirithungol.html | title = Cirith Ungol interview | access-date = November 26, 2011 | last = Lefevre | first = Patrick | date = April 2002 | work = Iron Wolf webzine | publisher = [[Angelfire]]}}</ref>

''Frost and Fire'' was produced by Cirith Ungol and originally self-released through the band's own record label—Liquid Flames Productions—in 1981. The album was re-released in 1984 by [[Enigma Records]], re-released again along with ''King of the Dead'' on one CD by One Way Records in 1995, and finally re-released again in September 1999 on [[Metal Blade Records]]. A [[bootleg recording|bootleg]] picture disc version of this LP, limited to 500 hand-numbered copies, also exists. While Michael "Flint" Vujejia is credited as the bass player on this album, it has been confirmed in several interviews that Greg Lindstrom was actually the bassist on this album.<ref name="wolf">{{cite web | url = https://www.angelfire.com/zine2/ironwolf/inticirithungol.html | title = Cirith Ungol interview | access-date = November 26, 2011 | last = Lefevre | first = Patrick | date = April 2002 | work = Iron Wolf webzine | publisher = [[Angelfire]]}}</ref> In Brazil, the LP Frost and Fire was released with the cover of the King of the Dead. (1985).

In Brazil the lp Frost and Fire was released with the cover of the King of the Dead. (1985).

== Critical reception ==

== Critical reception ==

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| caption = Cover art by [[Michael Whelan]]

| caption = Cover art by [[Michael Whelan]]

| released = January 1, 1981

| released = January 1981

| recorded = April 1980

| recorded = April 1980

| studio = Gold Mine Studios, Ventura, California

| studio = Gold Mine Studios, Ventura, California

== Album information ==

== Album information ==

''Frost and Fire'' was produced by Cirith Ungol and originally self-released through the band's own record label—Liquid Flames Productions—in 1981. The album was re-released in 1984 by [[Enigma Records]], re-released again along with ''King of the Dead'' on one CD by One Way Records in 1995, and finally re-released again in September 1999 on [[Metal Blade Records]]. A [[bootleg recording|bootleg]] picture disc version of this LP, limited to 500 hand-numbered copies, also exists. While Michael "Flint" Vujejia is credited as the bass player on this album, it has been confirmed in several interviews that Greg Lindstrom was actually the bassist on this album.<ref name="wolf">{{cite web | url = http://www.angelfire.com/zine2/ironwolf/inticirithungol.html | title = Cirith Ungol interview | accessdate = November 26, 2011 | last = Lefevre | first = Patrick | date = April 2002 | work = Iron Wolf webzine | publisher = [[Angelfire]]}}</ref>

''Frost and Fire'' was produced by Cirith Ungol and originally self-released through the band's own record label—Liquid Flames Productions—in 1981. The album was re-released in 1984 by [[Enigma Records]], re-released again along with ''King of the Dead'' on one CD by One Way Records in 1995, and finally re-released again in September 1999 on [[Metal Blade Records]]. A [[bootleg recording|bootleg]] picture disc version of this LP, limited to 500 hand-numbered copies, also exists. While Michael "Flint" Vujejia is credited as the bass player on this album, it has been confirmed in several interviews that Greg Lindstrom was actually the bassist on this album.<ref name="wolf">{{cite web | url = https://www.angelfire.com/zine2/ironwolf/inticirithungol.html | title = Cirith Ungol interview | access-date = November 26, 2011 | last = Lefevre | first = Patrick | date = April 2002 | work = Iron Wolf webzine | publisher = [[Angelfire]]}}</ref>

In Brazil the lp Frost and Fire was released with the cover of the King of the Dead. (1985).

In Brazil the lp Frost and Fire was released with the cover of the King of the Dead. (1985).

== Track listing ==

== Track listing ==

All songs written by Greg Lindstrom. The seventh track, "Maybe That's Why", is an instrumental, however, lyrics were included for the song on the inner sleeve of the original vinyl release.

All songs written by Greg Lindstrom. The seventh track, "Maybe That's Why", is an instrumental; however, lyrics were included for the song on the inner sleeve of the original vinyl release.

{{tracklist

{{tracklist

|haedline =Side one

|haedline =Side one

| recorded = April 1980

| recorded = April 1980

| studio = Gold Mine Studios, Ventura, California

| studio = Gold Mine Studios, Ventura, California

| genre = {{hlist|[[Heavy metal music|Heavy metal]]|[[Doom metal|proto-doom]]<ref name="protodoom">{{cite web |url=http://clrvynt.com/cirith-ungol-interview/ |title=Tim Baker Interview |accessdate=June 2, 2018 |publisher=Clrvynt }}</ref>}}

| genre = {{hlist|[[Heavy metal music|Heavy metal]]|[[Doom metal|proto-doom]]<ref name="protodoom">{{cite web |url=http://clrvynt.com/cirith-ungol-interview/ |title=Tim Baker Interview |date=November 3, 2016 |accessdate=June 2, 2018 |publisher=Clrvynt }}</ref>}}

| length = {{duration|m=31|s=24}}

| length = {{duration|m=31|s=24}}

| label = Liquid Flames Records

| label = Liquid Flames Records