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Posted: **Fri Oct 19, 2012 9:43 pm**

Nightcrawler wrote:I would also add Puls's 7" from 2003...to me probably the best Czech band. Better get the whole album on CD, essential stuff!

+1

Yeah! Very good band indeed. The Unisound CD maybe it is n't too classy and "luxurious" but at least it is easy to find and legit.

Posted: **Sat Oct 20, 2012 6:55 am**

Priamos wrote:
Prowler wrote:
Priamos wrote:

Excellent stuff!! Unfortunately much better than anything they released in the future.
Yep! This one was another surprise released in a year when classic Metal was practically dead! But wasn't it released before 1995?
It was in 1995. As far as Drizzit concerns I wasn't so thrilled. I think i gave it away almost immediately.The Metal Inquisitor 7" is a different story, though. One of the highlights of the 90s. I still regret i didn't get it back then.

I didn't like the Metal Inquisitor 7", nor their demo so much, Drizzit was better. I wanted to get rid of the MI 7" once but then I saw what people are paying for it so I thought I'll better keep it

... though the EP was better than the demo for sure!
But Puls, yezz ... that 7" was a total smoker! One of the best czech Metal bands ever!

Posted: **Sat Oct 20, 2012 7:20 am**

Nightcrawler wrote:I love "Do What Thou Wilt" of Death SS. I'm glad that this was my first contact to the band...otherwise I doubt that I would have spent much time discovering this album, as it is so different to their previous releases....

Yeah, a great album for sure! I also like Panic a lot, sometimes I think it's even better than DWTW. Anyway, really underrated albums both. Death SS lost their spirit with Humanomalies album really, I think. 7th Seal was a bit better but still I never listen to it..

Posted: **Sat Oct 20, 2012 7:34 am**

I am sure that i am forgetting more.
The LORDIAN GUARD vinyls:

and there are many picture discs released at that time period:

Posted: **Sat Oct 20, 2012 7:45 am**

But if I am not mistaken all Lordian Gurad songs were written in the 80s...

Posted: **Sat Oct 20, 2012 8:57 am**

Herkus Monte wrote:But if I am not mistaken all Lordian Gurad songs were written in the 80s...

I am sure that they match what msp was looking for ("Metal on vinyl 1995 to early 2000's").

Posted: **Sat Oct 20, 2012 10:04 am**

yes, that Lordian Guard is indeed great! This is one of the few releases on which I like that there are no rhythm guitars during the solo parts....gives it a special feeling.....
I must admit that I also liked some songs on the Sinergy album, and the first Primal Fear releases are good as well....

Posted: **Sat Oct 20, 2012 11:51 am**

There are also 2 important japanese bands missing yet:

and 666 singles:
Ritual Steel/Soldier/Scepter
Ritual Steel/Metal King/Minotauri
Magnesium/Metalucifer/Cold Mourning-Twisted Tower Dire - Split
Evil Angel/Blizzard/Blood Thirsty Demons-Wytchcraft - Split

including their Splits with Sabbat, Headlight and Magnesium plus the great Hellen comeback and a Doom Metal split of Iron Rainbow/Acrimony

Posted: **Sat Oct 20, 2012 1:01 pm**

yep, hardly anybody took notice of the Hellen reunion....I think half of the copies were distributed in Czech Republic....indeed a nice release....
I was also quite surprised with the first Metalucifer album, it has indeed some very fine songs. About Gorgon, I never got into the vocals, sounds too much amateurish for my taste....
Anybody listened to Metal King? Is it good? I have slow connection at the moment, so I cannot check them out myself.....

Posted: **Sun Oct 21, 2012 10:23 am**

Nightcrawler wrote:? I have slow connection at the moment, so I cannot check them out myself.....

Power/Speed Metal with retro edge naturally and blackish vox. But this 7" sounds a hell better than the advance rehearsals I've here for this under their former name (which I cannot remember right now).

Found some more:

The Midnight 12" was extremely limited, less than 100 copies. Also Arson, Elegy and The Heritage deserve to be mentioned even though they are all from 1994, but it's Grunge/Groove-free Metal ...

Posted: **Sun Oct 21, 2012 1:58 pm**

Not mentioned yet:

After All / Double Diamond split 12" from 2002. Steelhunter Records.

Dawn Of Time - A Force Of One 7" from 2000. Underground Loudness.

Falconer / Nocturnal Rites split 7" from 2005. Swedmetal Records. (Do NOT buy this from the label directly, the owner is a fucking rip-off and should not be supported)

I might try to take some photos of them later.

Posted: **Sun Oct 21, 2012 4:10 pm**

Prowler wrote:
Nightcrawler wrote:? I have slow connection at the moment, so I cannot check them out myself.....
Power/Speed Metal with retro edge naturally and blackish vox. But this 7" sounds a hell better than the advance rehearsals I've here for this under their former name (which I cannot remember right now).

Found some more:

The Midnight 12" was extremely limited, less than 100 copies. Also Arson, Elegy and The Heritage deserve to be mentioned even though they are all from 1994, but it's Grunge/Groove-free Metal ...

what is that LP with the grim reaper next to Elegy?

Posted: **Sun Oct 21, 2012 4:52 pm**

Nightcrawler wrote:
Prowler wrote:
Nightcrawler wrote:? I have slow connection at the moment, so I cannot check them out myself.....
Power/Speed Metal with retro edge naturally and blackish vox. But this 7" sounds a hell better than the advance rehearsals I've here for this under their former name (which I cannot remember right now).

Found some more:

The Midnight 12" was extremely limited, less than 100 copies. Also Arson, Elegy and The Heritage deserve to be mentioned even though they are all from 1994, but it's Grunge/Groove-free Metal ...
what is that LP with the grim reaper next to Elegy?

Arson - Speak No Evil. Doomed Planet Records reissue on LP from 2004. Originally released on CD back in 1994.

Posted: **Thu Oct 25, 2012 1:54 am**

Steel - Heavy Metal Machine

Posted: **Thu Oct 25, 2012 10:03 am**

Prowler wrote:The Midnight 12" was extremely limited, less than 100 copies.

Wrong, 123 copies.