mloanna
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White Sister, cool. I am friends with one of guys from the band. I am going to show this to him.
Weirdest/Rarest Album in your collection?
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White Sister, cool. I am friends with one of guys from the band. I am going to show this to him.
OK here's a metal one.. gotta counter my earlier Debbie Gibson post
This is a close up of the actual vinyl.
This is a close up of the actual vinyl.
mloanna
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I think it was already mentioned but I have the cassette of the Pat Boone's Heavy Metal Album. I also have EZO's EZO cassette.
TribunalRecords
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White Sister, cool. I am friends with one of guys from the band. I am going to show this to him.
tell him to get in touch if he wants to do U.S. reissue. i think the last reissue is long out of print now.
i have one edition i cannot remember which one.
Pelata
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I might still have both EZO on cassette, but I do have them on CD as well. I loved that band.
Some of the stuff I have:
First, rare:
My copy is a bootleg. Interesting that one of the members was a pre-GnR Matt Sorum.
Original release, before the album was rereleased.
Again, the original release, which has since seen a rerelease.
As for weird:
I love Birdsongs Of The Mesozoic. Pretty intense, challenging instrumental prog rock. But they do this album with a gospel singer singing spirituals and it is just...weird.
First, rare:
My copy is a bootleg. Interesting that one of the members was a pre-GnR Matt Sorum.
Original release, before the album was rereleased.
Again, the original release, which has since seen a rerelease.
As for weird:
I love Birdsongs Of The Mesozoic. Pretty intense, challenging instrumental prog rock. But they do this album with a gospel singer singing spirituals and it is just...weird.
Harvester
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euleria
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My first thought was:
but then a quick check on ebay showed scads of these for sale, so perhaps it isn't all that rare.
Then I thought of the 1st edition of the Body Count album (pre-Charleton Heston), but that isn't so curious.
Finally, I settled on the recording I searched the longest to find:
Tom Jones's first single, "Lonely Joe" b/w "I Was A Fool". The sessions were recorded and released by Joe Meek. The backing tracks were recorded by the Outlaws, and yes indeed, Ritchie Blackmore gets to sneak in a little lead guitar work.
By far the weirdest album in my collection is almost certainly
but then a quick check on ebay showed scads of these for sale, so perhaps it isn't all that rare.
Then I thought of the 1st edition of the Body Count album (pre-Charleton Heston), but that isn't so curious.
Finally, I settled on the recording I searched the longest to find:
Tom Jones's first single, "Lonely Joe" b/w "I Was A Fool". The sessions were recorded and released by Joe Meek. The backing tracks were recorded by the Outlaws, and yes indeed, Ritchie Blackmore gets to sneak in a little lead guitar work.
By far the weirdest album in my collection is almost certainly
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TribunalRecords
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Some of the stuff I have:
First, rare:
Totally have this on vinyl. haha. CD is bootleg, naturally.
People here might be very interested to see this demo compilation from Tampa Florida back in the 80s... Halifax was produced by Jon Oliva, Keith Kollins Krunch, Kamelot and Iced Earth to name a few
Wikipedia says that there are genuine CDs that were released. In any case, I know mine's a boot. Don't much care, since it is the only way I can get it.
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oh it was definitely released on CD, but i was implying that i have never known anyone to actually own an original and i managed a independent CD store for over 15 years. N O B O D Y had it.
Dude, this is so funny because I was going to say I had this as a rare/weird album. I like it a lot too. Also, I'm not sure how rare this is, but I know I paid a ridiculous amount for it (something that made my wife mad): I have the Japanese edition of The Great Escape by Seventh Wonder with the bonus track on it. Paid about $40 for that bonus track.the other:
Bought it on a whim because of the potential for cheeseball power metal suggested by the album art and band name., not knowing what to expect from it. What i got was some pretty good instrumental prog/fusion with some metal elements. And one very obvious Dixie Dregs tribute.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8KiEJlWpqo
Pretty sure the whole thing is up on youtube
I actually like it a lot.
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I guess it depends on where you got it. I bought mine at a used book store and it set me back like ten bucks.
I mean, it's a good thing I ripped it before all my CDs were stolen, otherwise I'd be pissed. It's easily one of the better rare/uncommon things I own.
But you're seriously the first person I've talked to who has even heard of it, but given the nature of these forums, I shouldn't be *too* surprised.
Eh, I'm not that special - I bought my copy off of the internet after hearing them on internet radio. Not sure which internet radio station I was listening to at the time - maybe deliciousagony...
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I've got a copy of Parish - Envision which featured Ben Jackson from Crimson Glory. Rachels Eyes was a great song.
Also have Sabbat - History of a Time to Come (Thrash) (1986) and from Sweden, Parnassus - In Dolorium Gloria (Symphonic Black Metal) (1995)
Also have Sabbat - History of a Time to Come (Thrash) (1986) and from Sweden, Parnassus - In Dolorium Gloria (Symphonic Black Metal) (1995)
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mëtålspëd
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I sold off my copy of Agalloch's "Of Stone, Wind and Pillor" a few months ago (hated to, but my familys needs came first).. think I got almost $300 for it. That was probably my rarest. Ive got some other gems here, but that one took the cake. Wish I still had it
Edit: One of my favorites off that disc
Edit: One of my favorites off that disc
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