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Old October 19th, 2008, 01:56 AM   #1101 (permalink)
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Although I'm a fan of both eras, I prefer Readman's work with the band. Electrified is among my favorite albums (and is obviously my favorite PC69 disc). Well worth checking out.
Cool. I'll look for that one. I did hear Sonic Dynamite, not bad at all!
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Old October 19th, 2008, 04:27 PM   #1102 (permalink)
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Cool. I'll look for that one. I did hear Sonic Dynamite, not bad at all!
Electrified, Sonic Dynamite and their release after that, Endangered, are basically the same album - if you like one you'll like them all.

Also, being that you're a fan of P69 and Helloween, are you a fan of Edguy?
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Old October 20th, 2008, 12:27 AM   #1103 (permalink)
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Electrified, Sonic Dynamite and their release after that, Endangered, are basically the same album - if you like one you'll like them all.

Also, being that you're a fan of P69 and Helloween, are you a fan of Edguy?
I'll definitely check them out then. And yep I'm a fan of Edguy as well
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Old October 23rd, 2008, 12:37 PM   #1104 (permalink)
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Grand Magus - Iron Will
Real good, doomy heavy metal. Not that 30-minutes-2-riffs-doom-for-dooms-sake comedy stuff, this is for fans of Dio-era Sabbath. They even kinda rip off Sign of The Southern Cross at one point.

Steel Assassin - War Of The Eight Saints
Armored Saint goes power metal or something like that. I guess these guys have been around (technically) since the mid-80s but this is the debut album from 2007. Powerful stuff and there is indeed a certain aura of experience in these songs, everything flows nicely and they don't sound forced at all like so many young bands do.

Crystal Viper - The Curse Of Crystal Viper
Crystal Viper - The Last Axeman EP

It's a pretty bold move to kick off your career with a concept album. Always gets a thumbs up from me, even though this is pretty standard fantasy stuff as far as I can tell. It sends a clear message that they're in it for good and not just slapping some random songs together calling it an album.
The music is pretty much Iron Maiden worship, Marta Gabriel's vocals being the exception obviously. I can't say it's amazing but it is good.
If the new song Anvil of Hate from the EP is a good indicator of where this band's going, I'd say a lot of people should take note of their next album.

Virgin Steele - Marriage Of Heaven Hell Part I
Virgin Steele - Marriage Of Heaven Hell Part II

Patching my VS collection. Part II is the superior one of these but Part I definitely isn't bad. Some absolutely killer songs like I Will Come For You but not quite as epic as Part II (or indeed the future albums). The band basically improved with each album in the mid-90s and peaked with Invictus.

Morgana Lefay - Maleficium
The wicked vocals of Charles Rytkönen are the high point of Morgana Lefay, this band should be right up my alley but so far they've stayed firmly in the "OK" category. Maleficium doesn't change that, it's solid with a cool dark mood but there's nothing truly killer to be found...

Attacker - The Unknown
I couldn't get into Soul Taker and I can't get into this one either. I can't say their reunion's worthless as they totally kicked ass at KIT but these studio albums are really rather forgettable. I guess they're still going on even with Bob Mitchell gone (again)?

Cypher Seer - Awakening Day
This one has vocals by Michael Grant from Onward/Crescent Shield which is why I bought the album... not good. Pretty bad, actually. It took a lot of willpower to actually listen through this at one go and it wasn't worth it.
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Old October 23rd, 2008, 03:15 PM   #1105 (permalink)
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Grand Magus - Iron Will
Crystal Viper - The Curse Of Crystal Viper
Crystal Viper - The Last Axeman EP

Cypher Seer - Awakening Day
Real good stuff you have in there, some of my best discoveries of the last 5 years. And I'll throw Sister Sin, Volnaya Staya and the remaster of Stos among some of the most appealing albums I have lately acquired.
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Old October 25th, 2008, 03:17 PM   #1106 (permalink)
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AC/DC - Black Ice
First impressions as I listen for the first time as I type this: wow! 2008 is really shaping up as the year of "comebacks"! So many classic bands are releasing great, new music!

Mogwai - Mr Beast
Mogwai - The Hawk Is Howling
Mogwai - My Father, My King

Shels - Sea Of The Dying Dhow

Grails - Interpretations of Three Psychadelic Rock Songs

Pelican - EP
Pelican - The Fire In Our Throats Will Beckon The Thaw
Pelican - City of Echoes

Pearls & Brass - The Indian Tower
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Old October 26th, 2008, 06:14 PM   #1107 (permalink)
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Anvil - Metal on Metal
Acid Reign - Humanoia
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Vendetta - Go and live...
Metallica - Master of Puppets
Nuclear Assault - Survive
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Old November 2nd, 2008, 10:44 PM   #1108 (permalink)
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Helloween - Power (EP)
Brainstorm - Soul Temptation
Rough Cutt - Live (Way below expectations and they gipped me! The back of the CD said 13 songs, it had 11)
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Old November 5th, 2008, 08:18 PM   #1109 (permalink)
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Karmakanic - "Who's The Boss In The Factory" (this is really an underrated progressive rock band)
Ken Hensley - "Blood On The Highway" (a win win situation, most of the songs are vocalized by Jorn Lande, also John Lawton, Glenn Hughes, Ken Hensley and Eve Gallagher, but if you're an Uriah Heep fan this one is for you, if you're a Ken Hensley fan, this one is obviously for you, and if you're a Jorn Lande fan like me then this is for me too), comes in a very elegant digipack that worth the purchase alone.
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Old November 11th, 2008, 11:54 PM   #1110 (permalink)
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Got the following for $35 including tax
Days of the New - S/T (Love the song Touch Peel and Stand - great album)
Baton Rouge - Lights out on the Playground (The greatest album Extreme, Rough Cutt, Steelheart and Saints and Sinners never made together)
Godsmack - The Other Side (To continue with the acoustic trend)
Kiss - Rock and Roll Over (Not-remastered)
Ratt - Reach for the Sky
Alice in Chains - Dirt

Adam Sandler - What's Your Name? (Love his first 2 comedy CDs)

....Amen to the bargain bin!
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