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The "Demon" LP is definitely worth having. The follow-up "Otvetnij Udar" suffers from the production, at least the ripped version I heard. Both of them are relatively easy to get on vinyl.omen of hate wrote:Does someone have heard AVGUST ?
They had a couple of albums out in the 80's.
No, not really. It's just typical that I never see it nowdays when I've realized I need itdoomedplanet wrote:is this really hard to get? I would expect Alfred Roth to always stock something like this.
I have the Otvetnij Udar vinyl and I consider it to be better both production and music-wiseMetalipeiklo wrote:
The "Demon" LP is definitely worth having. The follow-up "Otvetnij Udar" suffers from the production, at least the ripped version I heard. Both of them are relatively easy to get on vinyl.
Can someone recommend where I can purchase their CD's online (besides Ebay)???DaN wrote:Huh? Wha?? I'm pretty sure everyone here has all the ARIA recordings available(You can get their CDs for peanuts just about everywhere...)
By the way Tony, do you know anything about the following: I've read somewhere that the russian editions of the ARIA CD's include lyrics and fatter booklets. I've bought all my ARIA cd's in the Baltic States and they include no lyrics, just a 4-page booklet. As far as I've understood there are cheaper versions in the Baltic States, still official though. And it's written on the covers something like "Not for sale outside Moscow" or "only for sale in the CIS-states". Has anyone got the ARIA cd's with fat booklets and lyrics?Destrozer wrote:At www.books.ru you can get Russian Cds for a couple of bucks, they use to have all Aria albums in stock.
Also www.bolero.ru is great, more expensive but they have tons of Metal.
You might need to know Russian though he he, I'm not sure.
Bootleg!?Fucking Åmål wrote:Strange but i had bought before some years the reissue of BLACKLACE's 2 albums in one CD.Strangely enough all the Mausoleum reissue is written in Ruski(and the band's biography).Were supposed this reissue only for Russia?I had bought this reissue in Greece so what can you suppose?
I just had a look and couldnt find any listings for ARIA, I even did the english conversion & tried the Russian keyboard.. but still nothing came up.Destrozer wrote:Well, I have never seen those CDs with lyrics and fat booklets but I always suspected they exist. At the www.bolero.ru and www.books.ru sites there are both expensive and cheap versions of the same albums. I have always ordered the cheap versions (like $3) and ignored the ones that are priced like CDs from the West. I guess those are the nicer ones? Would be really interesting to see how those look like since the LP versions were pretty poorly done too!
I just ordered three CDs from www.books.ru for 131 SEK including postage! Try to beat that!
Anything recommended to buy from any new bands? A band whose CD I will definitely buy when it's out is CHERNIJ KUZNETS. Apart from that I've got no idea... Got all the SERGEY MAVRIN cd's and they are totally OK, a bit too modern sounding.Destrozer wrote: I just ordered three CDs from www.books.ru for 131 SEK including postage! Try to beat that!
