Czech Steel / Rockmapa Singles

lunaboy · Post by **lunaboy** » Tue Aug 17, 2010 9:43 am

I found one interesing Blogspot of rare Czech steel which contain TRIUMF,SKELET,SAPON,RETEZ + more Hard Rock Bands (There's also usual stuff ),and I think that a lot of readers of The Corroseum users have interest in these 7 inches,so it deserves new topic .I post Here link to this blogspot.

CZECH STEEL

Ernest Thesiger · Post by **Ernest Thesiger** » Tue Aug 17, 2010 12:17 pm

Appreciated! Thanks!

The Knell · Post by **The Knell** » Wed Aug 18, 2010 2:09 pm

Thanks a lot. Will load Skelet & Triumf for the bandnames.

The Knell · Post by **The Knell** » Wed Aug 18, 2010 5:29 pm

Hum. Expected more (meaner stuff) from SKELET. This is more east-european 70ies melodic/commercial HR like P Box or the like. Nothing too special imo.

Post by **DaN** » Sat Sep 11, 2010 12:52 am

The Knell wrote:Hum. Expected more (meaner stuff) from SKELET. This is more east-european 70ies melodic/commercial HR like P Box or the like. Nothing too special imo.

Exactly my reaction as well

Well, at least we can strike it off the wantlist without having to pay out our arses and then get disappointed the hard way..

Here's a real curio I recently picked up:
Vilem ''Willibal'd'' Cok - Metalinka 7'' 90 (??)

Side A is your typical genre-challenged Eastern Hevi Rok, moderately progressive and OTT / Side B is splendid "Metalploitation" weirdness.. My best bet is that it's supposed to be some sort of Metal Parody, sounding like a mix of Nagy Fero & BIKINI and Oblachnyi Kraj. Stupid and not very true... but fun & catchy nonetheless!

Any Czechs around here who knows more about this artist?

Ernest Thesiger · Post by **Ernest Thesiger** » Sat Sep 11, 2010 1:41 am

Willibal'd Cok! Sounds a hoot. Thanks!

Post by **DaN** » Fri Oct 01, 2010 9:10 pm

Here's a really great classic HM 7" by a practically unknown Slovakian act I just picked up:

DEMIKÁT - Vlastný Názor/Nevytrcaj Chlapce Hlavu 7" '89

Not even a MA-entry on these guys so all info is welcomed. I won't bother scanning the cover at the moment since it's one of those generic OPUS Rec. sleeves, but it's worth mentioning that credits are given to "Marián Greksa A DEMIKÁT". A mighty hi-and-a-ho for the Killer B-side!