Silverhaze
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I dig your signature Megadeth502! David Gilmour is an amazing guitarist and that's a classy statement from Dave.
The forgotten albums - thread
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MRNot
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DOH! How could I forget:MRNot said:
Vicious Rumors: SOLDIERS OF THE NIGHT & esp. DIGITAL DICTATOR?!?!?!????
And, as just mentioned, one cannot overlook the majesty of early Armored Saint..
Every now and then this tread comes up and I alway's name the same band because they are fucking cool:
Anacrusis
You can listen and download all their albums right here:
http://apogee.whack.org/~ken/anacrusis media/anac_Albums_MP3.htm
On their official homepage. They simply rule
Anacrusis
You can listen and download all their albums right here:
http://apogee.whack.org/~ken/anacrusis media/anac_Albums_MP3.htm
On their official homepage. They simply rule
Hell Mike
fuck melodic black metal
JonnyD
Chef Metal
Hawk said:Every now and then this tread comes up and I alway's name the same band because they are fucking cool:
Anacrusis
You can listen and download all their albums right here:
http://apogee.whack.org/~ken/anacrusis media/anac_Albums_MP3.htm
On their official homepage. They simply rule
YES Hawk you Fukin Rule Anacrusis Rocks Anybody that hasnt heard them go to that sight and Check out Manic impressions ...... the song "Still Black" Awsome band
Thanks man. I am just an old dude who knows a lot of old shitJonnyD said:
And yea! ANACRUSIS RULES!!!!!!!A few years ago I played with the idea to start a Anacrusis reunion website. I had just one little problem; I have no coding skills!!!
JonnyD
Chef Metal
Hawk said:Thanks man. I am just an old dude who knows a lot of old shit
A few years ago I played with the idea to start a Anacrusis reunion website. I had just one little problem; I have no coding skills!!!
that just goes to show that you dont have to be young to be cool
lol I have no real coding skills myself My Ex is great with that kind of thing
Yes, yes yes! Culprit. I gotta tell you, you know your classics. Culprit are the godfathers of progressive metal. They even pre-date Queensryche. Very good choice!Wyvern said:
And also:
Culprit - "Guilty As Charged"
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Culprit was nice discovery indeed. I'l always checking for old bands with good albums. Since most of them disappeared from the screen, I know I'm not going to get postal trying to complete their discography
Interesting enough to me they sound more straighforward classic metal or even NWOBHM that progressive. Coming from Seattle down't surprise that they were a huge influence in Queensryche.
Exciter - Unveiling The Wicked
Forbidden - Twisted Into Form
Running Wild - Under Jolly Roger
Grave Digger - Heavy Metal Breakdown
Sodom - Agent Orange
Evildead - Annihilation Of Civilization
Armored Saint - March Of The Saint
Metal Church - Blessing In Disguise
Rage - Execution Guaranteed
Sinner - Danger Zone
Loudness - Hurricane Eyes
U.D.O. - Timebomb
Forbidden - Twisted Into Form
Running Wild - Under Jolly Roger
Grave Digger - Heavy Metal Breakdown
Sodom - Agent Orange
Evildead - Annihilation Of Civilization
Armored Saint - March Of The Saint
Metal Church - Blessing In Disguise
Rage - Execution Guaranteed
Sinner - Danger Zone
Loudness - Hurricane Eyes
U.D.O. - Timebomb
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Man! If someone would re-record these two!!! GUILTY AS CHARGED would be a monster if it had the sound of Chastain's debut, Hexx's debut, or (Flight of the?) Griffin. Gargoyle is almost fine, but the guitars are a smidge too low & the vox too high in the mix. Other than that...Wyvern said:
And also:
Culprit - "Guilty As Charged"
Gargoyle - "Nothing Is Sacred"
Oh, and Culprit reminds me of another pretty good album (in the same production boat):
Deaf Dealer - KEEPER OF THE FLAME, 1984.
The Culprit album is a killer! Too bad they never released anything else, a couple of the members left to join TKO and the band fell apart after that.
I need to check into Gargoyle, never heard them.
How about Wild Dogs, anybody remember them? They were another great early Shrapnel band. The first 2 albums had some great hard rock/metal on them. The second release (Man's Best Friend) was my favorite.
I need to check into Gargoyle, never heard them.
How about Wild Dogs, anybody remember them? They were another great early Shrapnel band. The first 2 albums had some great hard rock/metal on them. The second release (Man's Best Friend) was my favorite.
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REIGN OF TERROR is hands down my favorite. I know it doesn't have the original vocalist, but the music & sound are just so awesome. I also love playing for people and then explaining, "and this is the drummer that's in Journey now." That always gets an interesting response. Dr. Mastermind (brainchild of the original singer of Wild Dogs) didn't quite grab me as much..Greeno said:
I remember Wild Dogs but I was never that much impressed by them. I liked the first album of "The Rods" better.Greeno said:
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For what it's worth, REIGN OF TERROR is a more "mature" record than the debut (I'm least familiar with MAN'S BEST FRIEND.. if someone would care to send me the vinyl so's I kin digitize it, I'd be much obliged). If you haven't heard, "Call of the Dark," "Metal Fuel (in the Blood)," "Streets of Berlin," or "Siberian Vacation" you're definitely missing a treat. This album is one of many independent staples for me. It was licensed to Enigma by Shrapnel, so I must assume they attempted to "push" it, but they didn't succeed.Hawk said:
Oh, more gems to list:
Fifth Angel - (self-titled), 1986, and TIME WILL TELL, 1989?, are both worthy of a spin. I never got into James Byrd's solo stuff, so the commercial direction Fifth Angel took on TWT (following Byrd's departure) doesn't bother me.
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Speaking of Rods, anyone who hasn't yet been "exposed" to the Mentors, YOU AXED FOR IT(?) and UP THE DOSE are not to be missed.. The music is simplistic, but the lyrical bent is some of the most raw, misogynistic hilarity ever perpetrated..Hawk said:
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