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Topic: Anyone get any new CDs recently?
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St. Michael
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posted June 21, 2002 16:18
    
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Originally posted by warcorpse:
Oh no, not another Phil band. 
Yeah I picked it up after reading the following quote from Guitarist Jimmy Bower: "Influences? Try Black Flag, Righteous Pigs, *Celtic Frost* and *Voivod*, to name just a few, and, according to Bower, "getting fucking loaded, and loud, in-your-face, making you want to bang your head constantly kind of music. Superjoint is that band with the perfect 15-year-old mentality of havin everything loud, everything on 10, getting loaded, and letting whatever happens, happen," the guitarist continues. "We just go with it and have a good time."
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Nuclear Vampire
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posted June 21, 2002 21:46
Fuck, you guys are gonna laugh at me..ah, who cares.I've been slowly collecting all the Judas Priest remasters (I already have the whole catalogue - mostly on vinyl, but now I'll have 'em all on CD) and today at lunch I bought...Turbo. (Waits for laughter to die down and vegetables to stop hitting face) I know, it kinda sucks, but it's become a bit of a guilty pleasure over the last couple of years.
Last payday I bought (braces himself for another onslaught of merciless mockery and vegetable pelting)...Ram It Down. Yeah, it's a BIG piece of shit, but I want to collect 'em all. Sounds like a Digi-mon commercial... Anyway, to save face with all of you, I also picked up Sin After Sin last week. What a killer album. Right there, on that CD is the birth of modern speed, power and melodic thrash Metal. Unquestionably a classic. Just so you all don't think I've gone completely soft, next week I'm going to pick up an Emperor CD. I'm not sure if I should get IX Equilibrium or Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk. Oh, and the new Halford album too. 
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Skul
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posted June 21, 2002 23:08
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Originally posted by Nuclear Vampire:
Just so you all don't think I've gone completely soft, next week I'm going to pick up an Emperor CD. I'm not sure if I should get IX Equilibrium or Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk.Oh, and the new Halford album too.
Neither, man! Get the debut "In The Nightside Eclipse" first, then maybe Anthems.
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schroeder
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posted June 22, 2002 06:00
I've gat all the Priest on cd...I know how ya feel about 'collecting'...you even have to have the lame cds!Recently thru Columbia House (can't beat their deals) I picked up
KANSAS - Leftoverture (remastered 2 bonus tracks)
KANSAS - Point of Know Return (remastered 2 bous tracks
MOTORHAED - Bomber (remastered with bonus tracks)
MOTORHEAD - Iron Fist - (same as above)
MOTORHEAD - Orgasmatron - (same as above
MOTORHEAD - Ace of Spades (same as above) also
KANSAS - Masque (remastered with 2 bonus tracks) I also got some cool trades from Mezcalhead (Sonny Sharrock, Mastadon, Fantomas) and X-D (lots of live Voivod) thanks for setting up the 'trade section' WC. Warcorpse, you picked up lots of great cds from the good ole days...very cool. There is no bad Death Angel cd IMHO. I had a feling the 1st one would be your fav. Going to get the new Satriani next Tuesday...never been unhappy his his work.
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Skul
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posted June 22, 2002 11:10
I havent bought an actual cd in a few weeks.. I should head down to the used shop sometime. However, here's some good shit that i found lately:Anvil - Plugged in Permanent
I had no idea it was as good as this is. Goddamn. Anvil does thrash. killer drums. Scorpions - World Wide Live (LP)
Bought this at a friend's yard sale for 50 cents. hehe. I think his father in law owned this. It looks like it never played. I hadnt heard this since i was like 12. Possibly the best live album of the 80's. "Coast to Coast" rules. Cancer - Death Shall Rise
A friend of mine gave me this cd not too long ago. "I hate it!". Blah! I used to have that on tape in 92. Typical Scott Burns sound (cardboard drums), James Murphy on guitar. Good ol' Death Metal. Wall to Wall riffs. That's pretty much it.
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posted June 21, 2002 14:42
But then again, maybe they're pulling a Bryan Adams. Its hard to believe that arguably the most repulsive C.D. that Bryan Adams released is also his most commercially succesful! Perhaps Rush is trying to cash in on this trend? Bastards! Too bad they couldn't release a "Perfect Strangers" type album like Deep Purple a few years after their golden daze!
