This hit my mail box today what do you think?

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Khnud wrote:Only 100 copies? Better act quickly then. Is it possible to reserve a copy? :)
No Sorry.

It will be a continues work in progress, hopefully with release dates every March
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That sounds great, keep us updated.
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GRAND example of what I've lovingly come to label "DIY-Metal". Recordings like this one are best appreciated in mix-tape/cdr form imo, together with others of their kin ravaged from obscure comp LP's, demos & private 7"s. It's only after an hour of this stuff that your really start to appreciate the finer details and craftmanship of The Workin' Man's Metal...

Reminds me of my first encounters with Swedish superobscurities like Göran Nordh, GYPSY, HEAVY CARGO, THE DUKE etc...
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DaN wrote:GRAND example of what I've lovingly come to label "DIY-Metal". Recordings like this one are best appreciated in mix-tape/cdr form imo, together with others of their kin ravaged from obscure comp LP's, demos & private 7"s. It's only after an hour of this stuff that your really start to appreciate the finer details and craftmanship of The Workin' Man's Metal...
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I think it was quite enjoyable and had that particular charm of 80s obscure metal.
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Really looking forward to the book.

Great early US tune btw.
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great song, thanks John.
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nightsblood wrote:Any idea on where in NC they were from?
I'd like to know this as well. I live in NC and would like to know where to start searching :)
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It sounds damn good indeed.

I was not aware of a book about us metal singles. For sure will buy one.
Any idea when it will be released?
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perishinflames wrote:
nightsblood wrote:Any idea on where in NC they were from?
I'd like to know this as well. I live in NC and would like to know where to start searching :)
Already sourced.

By now you should all know
If I'm posting something on here it's already been had.
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perishinflames wrote:
nightsblood wrote:Any idea on where in NC they were from?
I'd like to know this as well. I live in NC and would like to know where to start searching :)
Cool, I'm in SC. Lived in Raleigh for several years. And no, I never found any cool obscurities abound there :)
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nightsblood wrote:
perishinflames wrote:
nightsblood wrote:Any idea on where in NC they were from?
I'd like to know this as well. I live in NC and would like to know where to start searching :)
Cool, I'm in SC. Lived in Raleigh for several years. And no, I never found any cool obscurities abound there :)
You'll need to look harder.
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Yeah, Raleigh-Carey had a few decent clubs for metal music, like The Caboose (older) and Kings Arcade (more recently). Never found any of those rare singles from Carey though; the best I ever came across was stuff like Dark Star and Satan LPs that turned up at ?Borders
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There used to be 4 used record stores on that street and you never found anything?

What is there like 6-8 "Nice prices books" in the triangle

I fine records everytime I'm in town.
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Next writing job for glockose: "The Big Travel Guide For Metal Collectors - Vol. 1 - The Eastcoast"

Hereby I place the first pre-order!
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