Satans Revenge II is important for me for two reasons: Morbid Angels first ever appearance on vinyl and also Necrovore track (is it from original demo or re-recorded demo version?) is awesome!
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I've read about an unspread version of the demo with better sound, and the track on SR II is supposed to come from that unreleased version. But I've never heard SR II so I can't comment myself.deathster wrote:Satans Revenge II is important for me for two reasons: Morbid Angels first ever appearance on vinyl and also Necrovore track (is it from original demo or re-recorded demo version?) is awesome!
What's this one?!Annihilation of Antichrist LP w/ Masters Hammer (using corpsepaint on promoshot!)
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Ernest Thesiger
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It's on the Swiss label Witchhunt, who also released Anathema's first 7". Just found the details here:humus wrote:deathster wrote:What's this one?!Annihilation of Antichrist LP w/ Masters Hammer (using corpsepaint on promoshot!)
http://www.musik-sammler.de/media/55765
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I think it's practically all demo tracks on there. I've no idea how rare it is nowadays.humus wrote:That looks very interesting to say the least, seeing the cover very vaguely rings a bell. Are those two MH tracks the same versions as on Ritual?
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I never managed to find this one, got a crappy incomplete rip of itdeathster wrote:Yeah, I got Satans Revenge II too but this was already mentioned here, so thats why I left it out
Satans Revenge II is important for me for two reasons: Morbid Angels first ever appearance on vinyl and also Necrovore track (is it from original demo or re-recorded demo version?) is awesome!
Long Live The Loud !!!
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Zefus
So Morbid Angel's first ever appearance on vinyl wasn't the Thy Kingdom Come 7" single done by Splattermanaic Records (a sub-division of Off The Disk Records) out of Switzerland? That was in 1988 I believe, did it come out after the Satan's Revenge II compilation?deathster wrote:Yeah, I got Satans Revenge II too but this was already mentioned here, so thats why I left it out
Satans Revenge II is important for me for two reasons: Morbid Angels first ever appearance on vinyl and also Necrovore track (is it from original demo or re-recorded demo version?) is awesome!
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Zefus
Yeah, your correct I think. Erich was clearly taking his time with releasing the EP, Fear Of God and Infest were getting more attention from Off The Disk Records in 1988 and rightly so.deathster wrote:Satans Revenge II was in 1988. I have to check it out but if I remeber correctly the EP came in 1989.
on top of Master's Hammer, the Annihilation of the Antichrist (I surely hope that means Antichrist is annihilating, and not getting annihilated, otherwise all these bands have been duped on being on white metal) compo also has two of the best Rotting Christ tracks on them. Anyone know if these are the same cuts as on the Satanas Tedeum demo? Perhaps Feast is from the MonumentuM split?
Rotting Christ trx are different from "Satanas Tedeum" demo, different style. Its godly demo, reminds me 1st Genrocidio M-LP. Fast and brutal!Helm wrote:on top of Master's Hammer, the Annihilation of the Antichrist (I surely hope that means Antichrist is annihilating, and not getting annihilated, otherwise all these bands have been duped on being on white metal) compo also has two of the best Rotting Christ tracks on them. Anyone know if these are the same cuts as on the Satanas Tedeum demo? Perhaps Feast is from the MonumentuM split?