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I never saw a copy from Nuclear Blast itself, only the text "marketed by Nuclear Blast" on the back.

Thanks for the info

Metal Lady - s/t ... what's the usual price for this record? Was it ever rereleased / bootleged on a CD? thanks!

sovdat wrote:Metal Lady - s/t ... what's the usual price for this record? Was it ever rereleased / bootleged on a CD? thanks!

I think something between 30 euro - 50 euro

Does someone have information on the LP "Virtues" of the band ALLIES ?
Thanks.

omen of hate wrote:Does someone have information on the LP "Virtues" of the band ALLIES ?
Thanks.

I don't know them, but seems to be AOR !
Look here :
http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/allies

Thanks for the information, I was expecting something much heavier ...

Preacher: Trapped In Hell: Has this one ever put on vinyl? Can't remember I ever saw one.

The Sentinel wrote:Preacher: Trapped In Hell: Has this one ever put on vinyl? Can't remember I ever saw one.

yes, it was a vinyl-only release by Wild Rags Records.

Did every copy of Heavy Load's 'Death Or Glory' come with a poster?
How much should I pay for a copy with poster?

The Sentinel wrote:Preacher: Trapped In Hell: Has this one ever put on vinyl? Can't remember I ever saw one.

Yeah Black/Speed Metal release from USA. I have this LP with many inserts.

The Sentinel wrote:Thanks for the info

INCUBUS: God Died On His Knees. Metal-Archives mentions:

Vinyl release of the demo tape. There are two different versions, the first one
by Gore Records (label run by Slatko Dolic R.I.P.) with high quality cover
printing and red vinyl. The second one was done by Nuclear Blast, the label
that distributed Gore. It's simpler and has with poorer production than the
original.

Is this true? Is the Gore Records version red?? What does the Nuclear Blast version look like?

I have both EPs on black vinyl.Totally demented black/death metal! I had Harmony Dies CD too but I remeber that qulaity was shittier there.

Did Overdrive label released anything else than 1 Hammerhawk, 1 Usurper and 2 Vulture albums?

deathster wrote:

The Sentinel wrote:Thanks for the info

INCUBUS: God Died On His Knees. Metal-Archives mentions:

Vinyl release of the demo tape. There are two different versions, the first one
by Gore Records (label run by Slatko Dolic R.I.P.) with high quality cover
printing and red vinyl. The second one was done by Nuclear Blast, the label
that distributed Gore. It's simpler and has with poorer production than the
original.

Is this true? Is the Gore Records version red?? What does the Nuclear Blast version look like?

I have both EPs on black vinyl.Totally demented black/death metal! I had Harmony Dies CD too but I remeber that qulaity was shittier there.

Is the US version that hard to find? I got two copies of the European one, one at around 25€, and one far cheaper that I sold for the same price, but I never saw the US one for sale. My EP is on black vinyl too.

BTW, I second you on the music. This is the real stuff! Insane hellish riffing all the way! Any person that likes early MORBID ANGEL, PENTAGRAM (Chile), etc, must get this one!

deathster wrote:

The Sentinel wrote:Thanks for the info

INCUBUS: God Died On His Knees. Metal-Archives mentions:

Vinyl release of the demo tape. There are two different versions, the first one
by Gore Records (label run by Slatko Dolic R.I.P.) with high quality cover
printing and red vinyl. The second one was done by Nuclear Blast, the label
that distributed Gore. It's simpler and has with poorer production than the
original.

Is this true? Is the Gore Records version red?? What does the Nuclear Blast version look like?

I have both EPs on black vinyl.Totally demented black/death metal! I had Harmony Dies CD too but I remeber that qulaity was shittier there.

checked today all 3 releases at once:
best sound: first edition 7"
second best sound: second edition 7", it sounds slightly different, and not the exact same volume.
worst sound: Sampler CD (too much noise, like from a 1st generation tape copy)

Mr Nuke wrote:
BTW, I second you on the music. This is the real stuff! Insane hellish riffing all the way! Any person that likes early MORBID ANGEL, PENTAGRAM (Chile), etc, must get this one!

Indeed magnificient stuff, the brutality is intense and the riffs on especially the third track are insane. I prefer this one above Morbid Angel, Unfortunately they only had these 3 songs recorded.