bigfootkit wrote: ↑Mon Aug 04, 2025 8:48 am No advance in 4 days? Did i go too obscure this time?

Well, this episode was slightly more on the psychedelic rock side of things, and that's not really my primary musical interest. So no idea on the rest of the bands, sorry.

Off to a great start with that Voivod/Foetus cover of "Zero Zero UFO" (originally by the Ramones)! Will check the rest of the episode later.

That would indeed explain certain things.

Anyway, I'm slowly getting back into it, so expect more reviews in the future.

laasgaardh wrote: ↑Sun Jun 15, 2025 3:46 pm You got Majestic Ryte at Stockholm serie- & skivhandel? Might be my old copy

I did indeed.

Just some recent flea market and thrift store finds + a few from a recent hunting trip in Stockholm.

Very insightful, KiT! You should have been the guest on the show, not me!

Yeah, that cable TV thing was just something that popped into my head as we were talking. I was born in '78, so obviously I wasn't around when NWOBHM was the big thing. But as I recall from the mid 80's, Sweden was more influenced by the UK before cable, and far more by the US once cable started to ...

Just realised that Danzig's 'Snakes Of Christ' was (ahem) 'inspired' by The Dictators' 'Minnesota Strip'. Contrast & compare... Yep, total riff-off! Here's another one I discovered today while listening to some random playlist at the gym. "Evil Face" by PANDEMONIUM is rather similar t...

bigfootkit wrote: ↑Wed Jun 04, 2025 2:19 pm Damn, you're good Khnud.
I only wish there was an album's worth of recordings from that era of the band, i love their early sound with that upfront clangy bass.

You give me far too much credit, I'm mostly good at using Google.

"Protectors" is by AXE MINISTER. Really tough one to spot, as it doesn't appear on any official release. Great song though, obviously they started out as huge IRON MAIDEN fans.

https://www.stlmusicyesterdays.com/Axe%20Minister.htm

doomedplanet wrote: ↑Sat May 31, 2025 8:50 pm "Masquerade" I've definately heard before, no idea the band right now.

It's "Visions of the Storm" by WHIZKEY STIK, released on NW Metalworx.

Just realised we haven't mentioned this one yet:

Strikes me quite strongly this morning that Glamour Girl by Excess really fits this bill. Plus it has a pleasingly exotic/Egyptian sounding solo... Great track from a great album. The song is similar to "Rainbow In The Night" by Vanexa, which might fit this topic too (especially the choru...

bigfootkit wrote: ↑Tue Apr 08, 2025 2:30 pm Is it time for me to reveal the remaining unidentified songs yet?

Please do!

Cheers! Yes - exactly this one. Looking at the Discogs-slot and especially the comments below, I'm guessing it was perhaps John who introduced it to us? Seems it actually wasn't released in the 70's after all, so I guess this removes some of the Magic from it. Yeah, confess: We're all silly nerds w...