Old school gems from your country
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Pabla said:Hmmm... I am from Chile originally, but we didn't really have an underground scene since the 90's? I am not sure though... because I moved to the States... I do remember listening to a lot of rock entiwed w/punk as a youngster... bands with spanish names that I can't remember
From the 90's Criminal was probably the best known band from Chile, and of course Tom Araya is Chilean (or from Chilean ascendance).
sorry, my mistake!Hawk said:Thanks for the offer. problem is, the link does not work
And yes, I did copy and paiste it.
http://ijlen.zwieke.com/Highway-1980-demo.rar
And damn Ritual is amazing. It sounds like it's pure US metal!! The vocals..godly, so much energy! And the dramatic slow parts! And then the Helstar-alike pounding metal riffs aaaahcarnut said:
KMADD
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Well Slayer is part chilean!Pabla said:Hmmm... I am from Chile originally, but we didn't really have an underground scene since the 90's? I am not sure though... because I moved to the States... I do remember listening to a lot of rock entiwed w/punk as a youngster... bands with spanish names that I can't remember
Tom Araya was born in your former home country.
KMADD
The Ancient Metalhead
What?! You didn't care for Mortification?! Oh well them and Zao are aboutTrixxi Trash said:
the only x-tian bands I listen too.
SickBoy
Croatian Panzer division
KMADD said:
Hmmm... Zao means "evil" in Croatian or Serbian... I wonder if any of the members was of either nationality..
StormSpell
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Yeah, Divje Jagode was quite known band in the 80es. In fact I believe Zele was approached by David Coverdale with an offer to join Whiteshake (just before 1987 album), but Zele turned it down as he thought DJ may become bigger band
I think that a Serbian (or Croatian) record company re-released the whole DJ catalog as a huge boxset (12 CDs or something) last year. I'm sure I saw one when in Bulgaria last summer, but the price was outrageous and I had to pass it by unfortunately...
I think that a Serbian (or Croatian) record company re-released the whole DJ catalog as a huge boxset (12 CDs or something) last year. I'm sure I saw one when in Bulgaria last summer, but the price was outrageous and I had to pass it by unfortunately...
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Wyvern said:We DON'T have bands in our country that recorded in the 80's..or the 90's
You're not alone my third world friend. We've got metal bands which recorded in the 90's but non of them are worth mentioning
Griffin- said:
Thanks! Sounds good
The interview is great! Did you know I was interviewed by her on Countdown cafe as well?
KMADD
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That's funny because one time I was looking for their website so I canSickBoy said:Hmmm... Zao means "evil" in Croatian or Serbian... I wonder if any of the members was of either nationality..
see what that band looks like because I just have their greatest hits cd.
LEGENDARY and I stumbled on a californian sushi bar chain called Zao.
Pretty funny how one word can mean so many different things :Spin: !
The saYer
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Wyvern said:From the 90's Criminal was probably the best known band from Chile, and of course Tom Araya is Chilean (or from Chilean ascendance).
I didn't know that, since it was the 80's, I thought he was mexican (they were the first to come in lagre groups)
hey, what style did the elsalvador bands play? I am actually really interested since, I thought they had none.
One last quetion, I remember there were many latin names in abbatoir, anyone know where they are from? from the picture they looked peruvian.
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The saYer said:
Criminal : http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=4717
From Mexicoworth classics are
Luzbel: http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=6557
Transmetal: http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=1770
For El Salvador check: http://www.metal-archives.com/browseC.php?c=64
haha cool!Hawk said:Thanks! Sounds good
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Hawk said:Highway were good. I still have their single. And there was a band called Exciter in 1982. They had a 14 years old lead guitarist and they plated speed metal and thrash.
I still wonder what became of them.
I hated Picture. Especially the singer. His voice was very plain but he acted as he was the best in the world. He was a dick off and on stage. He was like the Dutch forerunner of Lars Ulrich!
O, and their music was boring, even back then. Their compositions were very predictable. After hearing those song one or two times you could sing along with them while being drunk!
Now that I have come to think of it... especially when you were drunk.
The thing is thought I have seen them 6 or 7 times live. They were kinda hard to avoid during that period
Don't hold back any punches Hawk haha
Troyanasy said:
Well, normally I don't hark on bands I don't like. But this guy just got on my nerves. I perhaps when you place those albums in their time they were not so bad.
I remember that they played on a small festival in my old hometown Eindhoven and I was doing the backstage security. One of the editors of the Dutch metal mag "Aardschok" walks in the backstage area just before Picture had to go on stage.
He walks up the the guitar player and says to the woman sitting on his lap: "all groupies must leave the backstage area before the performance". Then the guitarist says: She's my wife!
SickBoy
Croatian Panzer division
StormSpell said:Yeah, Divje Jagode was quite known band in the 80es. In fact I believe Zele was approached by David Coverdale with an offer to join Whiteshake (just before 1987 album), but Zele turned it down as he thought DJ may become bigger band
Yeah, I've heard about that as well...
His bad.
That would be Serbian record company...
Divlje Jagode recorded almost all of their 80s work for Diskoton, which was a Bosnian record company from Sarajevo. I presume some Serbian company got (thru god-knows-what channels, maybe they were even stolen during war then sold) the masters. Jugoton (now Croatia Records) released their first album, but I haven't seen it on CD. They are lazy bastards, having a great 80s catalog and releasing almost nothing on CD.
Hm, looks like it´s up to me to mention some German albums. (Or did I just overlook something?) Well, one of my old school faves is definitely
Helloween´s "Walls Of Jericho". I have to admit that I already lost interest in this band after the release of "Keeper Of The Seven Keys II", but if I´d still pick one of their albums to listen to, it would be "Walls Of Jericho", my favourite songs being "Ride The Sky", "Phantoms Of Death" and "How Many Tears". Well, as for favourite Helloween songs, I´d also have to include "Victim Of Fate" from their debut EP. (I really loved the extensive guitar-solos on these songs.)
Other German metal albums which I´d like to include here are:
Mekong Delta - "Mekong Delta", "The Music Of Erich Zann" (they had a somewhat weird, yet also unique sound - I haven´t heard any band so far which sounded similar to them); maybe I should also include "Dances Of Death" (probably the only thrash metal album to feature a rondo, namely the title track, and a cover version of Mussorgsky´s "Night On A Bare Mountain")
Sieges Even - "Life Cycle", "Steps", "A Sense Of Change", "Sophisticated" (I know that some people consider "Life Cycle" a Watchtower rip-off, but apart from the fact that it was released about a year before "Control And Resistance", I really don´t care. As for the other three albums, they don´t resemble any other albums I know and they also sound very different from each other. So whoever says that Sieges Even are just a Watchtower-clone doesn´t know what he´s talking about!)
Helloween´s "Walls Of Jericho". I have to admit that I already lost interest in this band after the release of "Keeper Of The Seven Keys II", but if I´d still pick one of their albums to listen to, it would be "Walls Of Jericho", my favourite songs being "Ride The Sky", "Phantoms Of Death" and "How Many Tears". Well, as for favourite Helloween songs, I´d also have to include "Victim Of Fate" from their debut EP. (I really loved the extensive guitar-solos on these songs.)
Other German metal albums which I´d like to include here are:
Mekong Delta - "Mekong Delta", "The Music Of Erich Zann" (they had a somewhat weird, yet also unique sound - I haven´t heard any band so far which sounded similar to them); maybe I should also include "Dances Of Death" (probably the only thrash metal album to feature a rondo, namely the title track, and a cover version of Mussorgsky´s "Night On A Bare Mountain")
Sieges Even - "Life Cycle", "Steps", "A Sense Of Change", "Sophisticated" (I know that some people consider "Life Cycle" a Watchtower rip-off, but apart from the fact that it was released about a year before "Control And Resistance", I really don´t care. As for the other three albums, they don´t resemble any other albums I know and they also sound very different from each other. So whoever says that Sieges Even are just a Watchtower-clone doesn´t know what he´s talking about!)
SickBoy said:
I listened to something calles "Osmi Putnik 1987 - Glasno, Glasnije" and it was pretty cool. not as heavy as I hoped though!
What happened to Cutty Sark, Iron Angel and Trance?Burkhard said:
(HEAVY METAL QUEEEEN! oh that song is so addictive!)I do remember the names from articles in metal magazines way back then, but I don´t know what happened to these bands. Maybe if I looked through all my Rock Hard issues starting from about 1986, I might find some news somewhere that they split up, but I simply haven´t the time to do this. Didn´t Google show any results?Griffin- said:What happened to Cutty Sark, Iron Angel and Trance?
Burkhard said:
Thanks for mentioning Sieges Even on this forum. They are badly overlooked! Their album "A Sense of Change" is my all time favorite album. If I had to choose one album to take with me on a desert island it would be that album!
And I consider their "Sophisticated" on of the most original metal albums released in the 90s!
Especially "A Sense of Change" and "Sophisticated" come highly recommended!
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