Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 9:50 pm
It's a great EP.
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Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 10:07 pm
With my "second rate" phrase i was aiming at their status, not so much the musical quality. I have it too and like it for the raw sound and the extreme vocal style.
Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 10:44 pm
I like it too but not as much as headstone,adrian,bloody mary or abraxas,as for the comments many thanx,i prefer the story to remain as it is without name verification,how about a crazy story from a chicago fair in 2006?
Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 11:27 pm
just keep the stories comingXCEL wrote:I like it too but not as much as headstone,adrian,bloody mary or abraxas,as for the comments many thanx,i prefer the story to remain as it is without name verification,how about a crazy story from a chicago fair in 2006?
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2011 1:00 am
That is how the story went.doomedplanet wrote:Cool to hear about your old trade with Paul back in the early 90's(I'm sure this was who you made the trade with). My memory that the reason Paul was looking for Sacrafice 12" was he was a picture in it from a B-horror film from the 80's, I guess in this movie they are in a room and you can see the cover of the Sacrafice record, he had never heard of it and put it on his wantslist. I might have the story slightly wrong but I think that is the basic idea.
<snip>XCEL wrote:Now,lets see,its 1994 and i am digging at the surbiton fair in london,there is this stall with crates of 1 quid lps on the floor,so as always i kneel down and start work,until i find 2 curious looking lps,one was stygian shore which i later found out was pretty rare and another lp by a german band strangely titled first experience with the unknown,now who dares say this was not a catchy tiltle?i pick them both and as i get home i can find no info on this lp-NOTHING,which makes me believe its nothing special as a collectors piece,it stays lurking in my collection for months-i almost forgot about it-until i receive a wants list from a fellow collector from the states-one of the biggest collections in the u.s,in the list there was the sacrafice lp with a note next to it "does it exist?".I was shocked as any of you would ,knowing that this man had connections with every known big collector and seller in the world,needless to say he was speechless-to his admittance-when he read my letter stating i actually had this vinyl,at that point there was only one lp in my mind that would be a dream record to own,leather nunn,so i asked this in trade sure he wouldnt be able to find this for me.You know what this guy did as he later told me?he contacted the seller that recently had sold the first ever copy on a list-i am sure some were dealt under the counter-and got the phone number of the buyer,contacted him and made him an offer he couldnt resist-i repeat thats what he told me-got hold of the copy and sent it to me.Words cannot describe the feelings when i opened the cardboard box.The funny thing was i had made xerox copies of front and back cover of the sacrafice lp knowing i would never again have this,but the people i spread the word about and the contacts the new owner of the copy made paid off.many copies were found and i could buy one for me for $35(fully signed again as the one i had found at the surbiton fair).To me,a TOP story till the day i die!!!!!Thanx for reading.Cheers
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Man I'm OLD
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2011 2:14 am
If I remember correctly you're roughly in the same late 60's/early 70's age group as me ('72!) + a couple of other regs so no need to feel despair.glockose wrote:Man I'm OLD
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2011 2:41 am
Oh man, i just realized that i am older than both of youDaN wrote:If I remember correctly you're roughly in the same late 60's/early 70's age group as me ('72!) + a couple of other regs so no need to feel despair.glockose wrote:Man I'm OLD
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2011 3:26 am
Dan are you from 72?? Man you look much younger!
In Headbangers i thought you were about 30!
In Headbangers i thought you were about 30!
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2011 11:49 am
Ok,i think before the chicagoland story its wiser to relate the d.t story for those who didnt catch up.Back in 1991 there was this new record store in downtown my hometown the owner of which would go abroad-u.s especially-and bring shitloads of used lps every now and then.As you can imagine i used to spend hours in there digging-by the way the matriarch song i am listening right now from a local detroit comp kills-and my search had occasionally paid off as i had found stuff like upper ehellon,lie,demon flight and a hard rock lp i will talk about in another story,whenever that will be.Until at one moment i find a very strange looking record priced for peanuts ofcourse,total diy attitude,the kind of thing you expect to be the rarest lp on earth,and what a surprise i fell in when i heard the music comin from the grooves being a cross between first period savatage and early nwobhm sounds-thats what it sounded like to my ears back then-,brilliant i thought and started looking through lists and asking people around sending letters,but to my surprise-and satisfaction i must admit-noone had ever heard of a record with a name like that.I didnt spread the word about how good it was or details at the time,i tried to find some info but to no avail.Many years passed until i met someone you all respect and as the discussion on rare unknown records flared i tossed the name and he knew absolutely nothing-meaning that practically very few persons if any knew about the existence of this lp.I gave any info i remembered-year,label-and after 5 or 6 years copies were found -and of the 2 12"s they had released which i also had found for $1 in a D.C store years before-and now i believe all of you own a copy.Ahh,i forgot to mention the band was direct touch!Cheers until next time
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 9:01 am
This horror movie was actually quite funny. It was about two teenage kids which played the Sacrafice vinyl backwards (DJ scratch style rotating the turntable plate backwards by hand) and thus discovered a hidden incantation which brought hell on earth...doomedplanet wrote:Cool to hear about your old trade with Paul back in the early 90's(I'm sure this was who you made the trade with). My memory that the reason Paul was looking for Sacrafice 12" was he was a picture in it from a B-horror film from the 80's, I guess in this movie they are in a room and you can see the cover of the Sacrafice record, he had never heard of it and put it on his wantslist. I might have the story slightly wrong but I think that is the basic idea.
Otherwise, the EP is quite mediocre, I concur with previous opinions.
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 3:26 pm
Oh man, i just realized that i am older than both of youchatzial wrote:DaN wrote:If I remember correctly you're roughly in the same late 60's/early 70's age group as me ('72!) + a couple of other regs so no need to feel despair.glockose wrote:Man I'm OLD
[/quoteI'm 43 sir.
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 4:31 pm
stormspell wrote:This horror movie was actually quite funny. It was about two teenage kids which played the Sacrafice vinyl backwards (DJ scratch style rotating the turntable plate backwards by hand) and thus discovered a hidden incantation which brought hell on earth...doomedplanet wrote:Cool to hear about your old trade with Paul back in the early 90's(I'm sure this was who you made the trade with). My memory that the reason Paul was looking for Sacrafice 12" was he was a picture in it from a B-horror film from the 80's, I guess in this movie they are in a room and you can see the cover of the Sacrafice record, he had never heard of it and put it on his wantslist. I might have the story slightly wrong but I think that is the basic idea.
Otherwise, the EP is quite mediocre, I concur with previous opinions.
sound interesting... what movie is it?
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 4:41 pm
stormspell wrote:This horror movie was actually quite funny. It was about two teenage kids which played the Sacrafice vinyl backwards (DJ scratch style rotating the turntable plate backwards by hand) and thus discovered a hidden incantation which brought hell on earth...doomedplanet wrote:Cool to hear about your old trade with Paul back in the early 90's(I'm sure this was who you made the trade with). My memory that the reason Paul was looking for Sacrafice 12" was he was a picture in it from a B-horror film from the 80's, I guess in this movie they are in a room and you can see the cover of the Sacrafice record, he had never heard of it and put it on his wantslist. I might have the story slightly wrong but I think that is the basic idea.
Otherwise, the EP is quite mediocre, I concur with previous opinions.
sound interesting... what movie is it?
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 7:19 pm
My friend, i was born Feb 1971.glockose wrote:chatzial wrote:Oh man, i just realized that i am older than both of youDaN wrote:If I remember correctly you're roughly in the same late 60's/early 70's age group as me ('72!) + a couple of other regs so no need to feel despair.
I'm 43 sir.
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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 7:39 pm
Now the chicagoland fair story which i wrongfully said was from 2006,it is from november 2005,me and my companion in touring the u.s arrive as always early birds in the fair venue,and start digging at once,dont forget that in places like these time is money and by not rushing or by not acting fast you might lose very rare lps-it has happened to me with lps i havent got yet since the day i lost them to someone quicker or luckier-so i tried to spot the most interesting looking stalls,after about 30 minutes had found but a couple of psych lps and some average soul lps on rarity,until i got in front of a stall with a metal section of about 200 lps,there was this guy in front of me digging and i tried to check the lps he was passing by-anthrax,ozzy,def leppard-when to my surprise i saw him pick up the tyrants reign lp,and held it in his arms,i instantly realised bad luck had struck me and waited for him to finish searching,nothing special in the rest of the crate,so i saw him hold a stash of lps the tyrants reign among them and starting checking them-conditions etc-i was pissed and left because there was a risk of losing other records waiting for him,i continued my search,found some great stuff,about 40 lps and on leaving the fair i happened to pass from the tyrants reign stall and said what the hell,i myself didnt look those lps,and started looking,it turned out the guy hadnt finally got the tyrants reign due to bad condition as the seller later told me-something that made him lower the price to $4!!!!!!!!!!!Lucky strike i guess,cheers.There are a lot of stories of how i got rare lps for peanuts but i dont think anyone cares,next i will relate a story about an armed robbery.