DARK ANGEL - Darkness Descends CD (Combat)
DARKNESS - Defenders of Justice CD (Brainstorm / Aurophon)
FORBIDDEN - Twisted into Form CD x2 (Combat) for trade
LAAZ ROCKIT - Know Your Enemy CD (Enigma)
REVEREND - Reverend CD (Caroline)
REVEREND - World Won't Miss You (Charisma)
SEPULTURA - Schizophrenia CD (R/C)
TANKARD - Zombie Attack CD (Noise) for trade)
Recent Metal Finds
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decibelrebel
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OmenOfSteel
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ARGH!decibelrebel wrote:good, not great...like all Grinder releases there are no real surprises.MEXDefenderOfSteel wrote:is that grinder good??? i have been wondering to get it...Avenger wrote:Grinder - Dead End
DEAD END is a classic! One of my alltime-favorite heavy Power Metal records from Germany! The opening-track AGENT ORANGE is of unbelievable greatness, and generally it's a must have album.
DAWN FOR THE LIVING is also a very good record and I'd recommend to get it too. The later works are quite boring/average though...
Maybe first CAPRICORN (Same) (with GRINDER singer) is another one worth buying.
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Nightlock
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Vinyl:
Baron Rojo - Metalmorfosis (w/bonus 7”)
Burning Starr - Blaze Of Glory
Exxplorer - Symphonies Of Steel
Martyr - For The Universe
Martyr - Darkness At Time’s Edge
Avenger - Bloodsports
CD:
Cauldron Born - Born of the Cauldron (w/pick and patch)
Baron Rojo - Metalmorfosis (w/bonus 7”)
Burning Starr - Blaze Of Glory
Exxplorer - Symphonies Of Steel
Martyr - For The Universe
Martyr - Darkness At Time’s Edge
Avenger - Bloodsports
CD:
Cauldron Born - Born of the Cauldron (w/pick and patch)
"On your knees
Into the night that you'll never remember"
Into the night that you'll never remember"
To my ears it's not bad HOLY MOSES inspired thrashcore. quite tech on the basic level, yet this was pretty much a standard, when it was released.sagrotan wrote:sovdat wrote:LAVATORY - To Protect and to Serve
Surprisingly good
wouldn't have expected anybody here to appreciate them.. they are from my hometown Erlangen! same as CRONOS TITAN, DRYROT, later $$$-sellers J.B.O. and killers as RUMPELSTILTKIN and the mighty MADHOUSE
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Fucking Åmål
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I don't know their later 2 releases (incl. this). just own the first LP "Glasshouse Fools", a bit due to localistic reasons I admitNoisenik wrote:To my ears it's not bad HOLY MOSES inspired thrashcore. quite tech on the basic level, yet this was pretty much a standard, when it was released.sagrotan wrote:sovdat wrote:LAVATORY - To Protect and to Serve
Surprisingly good
wouldn't have expected anybody here to appreciate them.. they are from my hometown Erlangen! same as CRONOS TITAN, DRYROT, later $$$-sellers J.B.O. and killers as RUMPELSTILTKIN and the mighty MADHOUSE
- it's really not bad but nothing special. The songtitles and/ or lyrics are hard to bear though..sorry I don't have it.. the 12" was a big thing back then when it came out as one of the members was a guy from my school (the same who produced the madhouse demoFucking Åmål wrote:Do you have it?Can you upload it?I am searching for this.At least is it any good?sagrotan wrote: RUMPELSTILTKIN
) and the singer was the son of one of the teachers.. nevertheless I didn't buy it because the music was and is pretty lame in my opinion.. average ac/dc stylish hr, quite boring. I think one of my former buddies owned it but I am not in contact anymore and believe me, this thing wouldn't be worth a hunting. (btw it had an review in, I believe, Metal Hammer which said something similar to what I wrote above plus anything like ".. is it really necessary that anyone who would have access to some instruments and could enter a studio release a record immediately.." 
(just corrected some spelling mistakes and: sovdat - I don't think LAVATORY are bad or anything, just surprised that somebody knew them (which was a fatal underestimation of Corroseum members' widespread musical knowledge I guess.. If even someone is looking for RUMPELSTILTKIN
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MEXDefenderOfSteel
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ok ok ill have to get it!OmenOfSteel wrote:ARGH!decibelrebel wrote:good, not great...like all Grinder releases there are no real surprises.MEXDefenderOfSteel wrote:
is that grinder good??? i have been wondering to get it...
DEAD END is a classic! One of my alltime-favorite heavy Power Metal records from Germany! The opening-track AGENT ORANGE is of unbelievable greatness, and generally it's a must have album.
DAWN FOR THE LIVING is also a very good record and I'd recommend to get it too. The later works are quite boring/average though...
Maybe first CAPRICORN (Same) (with GRINDER singer) is another one worth buying.
I'd say so, but I guess it depends on how big a fan you are of German Thrash.MEXDefenderOfSteel wrote:is that grinder good??? i have been wondering to get it...Avenger wrote:Grinder - Dead End
Risk - Hell's Animals
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