TODAY I ACQUIRED..... [NEW ADDITIONS 2010]

Metal is Forever Number of posts: 6375 Age: 33 Registration date: 2007-08-31

chewie wrote:

Phoenix Reign Drummer wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

Holy crap dude! I want those!

Awesome grab

I got all 3 of those box sets they are awesome!

I've been hesitant to get these because:
1. I already have these albums
2. I heard that they rerecorded some of the vocal tracks(Phil's)

I would have no idea what was rerecorded if anything. I don't have the originals. But even so who cares because these are really great. I didn't even really like Genesis when I bought these. I found them cheap on amazon and just bought them because bands I listen to seem to have liked them at some poinit or another. I couldn't pass it up. I've liked it ever since

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Subject: Re: TODAY I ACQUIRED..... [NEW ADDITIONS 2010] Tue Aug 31, 2010 1:41 am

Phoenix Reign Drummer wrote:

chewie wrote:

Phoenix Reign Drummer wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

Holy crap dude! I want those!

Awesome grab

I got all 3 of those box sets they are awesome!

I've been hesitant to get these because:
1. I already have these albums
2. I heard that they rerecorded some of the vocal tracks(Phil's)

I would have no idea what was rerecorded if anything. I don't have the originals. But even so who cares because these are really great. I didn't even really like Genesis when I bought these. I found them cheap on amazon and just bought them because bands I listen to seem to have liked them at some poinit or another. I couldn't pass it up. I've liked it ever since

Well I can't fault you for that and Genesis has a new fan.... What era is your favorite?
I'll have to go look again and see what's at Amazon

Metal is Forever Number of posts: 6375 Age: 33 Registration date: 2007-08-31

chewie wrote:

I've been hesitant to get these because:
1. I already have these albums
2. I heard that they rerecorded some of the vocal tracks(Phil's)

I would have no idea what was rerecorded if anything. I don't have the originals. But even so who cares because these are really great. I didn't even really like Genesis when I bought these. I found them cheap on amazon and just bought them because bands I listen to seem to have liked them at some poinit or another. I couldn't pass it up. I've liked it ever since[/quote]

Well I can't fault you for that and Genesis has a new fan.... What era is your favorite?
I'll have to go look again and see what's at Amazon

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Phil Collins I think but even that starts to die out towards the end. I really haven't given the Gabriel era a good listen though. Some stuff was just a little too wierd for me but I did like it I just need to listen to it. I got all of those boxes around the same time so it was hard to listen to all of it at once. Theres just so much in those boxes between the dvds and the extra cd and the books. They are really great box sets.

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Zooey Addict Number of posts: 10456 Age: 32 Registration date: 2007-09-09

Went to Movie Trading Company to sell some CDs (I'm trying to sell various stuff to make up for some of my irresponsible spending this year) and while waiting for the results, I discovered the had new copies of the an album I've been anticipating so I used some of the proceeds to buy it:

Blind Guardian-At The Edge Of Time (still can't copy pictures to here and linking images is not working for me, oh well)

Metal is Forever Number of posts: 5333 Age: 36 Registration date: 2009-10-22

Latest:

Blind Guardian - At The Edge Of Time (2CD)
Blind Guardian - Tokyo Tapes
David Victor - Proof Through The Night
Flord - Flord
Hardcore Superstar - Beg For It (w/Bonus Tracks)
Radakka - Requiem For The Innocent
Superbees, The - Top Of The Rocks (EP)
Sword, The - Warp Rider
Velocity - Impact
Vines, The - Melodia **
Walk That Walk - Walk That Walk

For those interested:

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Metal master Number of posts: 764 Age: 28 Registration date: 2009-12-26

My latest acquisitions for the month of August 2010:

Iron Maiden - The Final Frontier
Judas Priest - Ram it Down (2001 remaster)
Judas Priest - Turbo (2001 remaster)
Testament - New Order
Testament - Souls of Black
Testament - Low
Suicidal Tendencies - Lights Camera Revolution
Saxon - Strong Arm of the Law (2009 remaster)
Saxon - S/T (2009 remaster)
Motorhead - Iron Fist

Administrator Number of posts: 12528 Age: 37 Registration date: 2007-01-02

Jorn - Worldchanger

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The King Number of posts: 15600 Age: 38 Registration date: 2007-02-10

Alex Dee Rokket wrote:

My latest acquisitions for the month of August 2010:

Iron Maiden - The Final Frontier
Judas Priest - Ram it Down (2001 remaster)
Judas Priest - Turbo (2001 remaster)
Testament - New Order
Testament - Souls of Black
Testament - Low
Suicidal Tendencies - Lights Camera Revolution
Saxon - Strong Arm of the Law (2009 remaster)
Saxon - S/T (2009 remaster)
Motorhead - Iron Fist

nice haul!!!

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Metal is Forever Number of posts: 5333 Age: 36 Registration date: 2009-10-22

Grabbed these on the way home from work tonight:

10 Years - Feeding The Wolves (w/Bonus Tracks)
Guardian - Miracle Mile
Tristania - Rubicon (w/Bonus Track)
Van Halen - Balance
Van Halen - For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge

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Metal master Number of posts: 764 Age: 28 Registration date: 2009-12-26

VH's F.U.C.K. is a great album! Pity it came a bit too late in the piece (with grunge and what not superseding hard rock and metal) but personally I've always considered it the best of the Van Hagar releases. It is the most consistent sounding album and unlike 5150 and OU812 it has much heavier songs, almost harking back to their early days pre-1984.

I lost all interest in Van Halen after this album though. I haven't even looked into the newer songs with DLR and Sammy Hagar (the ones that appeared on the best ofs ... I heard they were decent though but I am not going to fork out cash for just 2 new songs).

Metal is Forever Number of posts: 5333 Age: 36 Registration date: 2009-10-22

Alex Dee Rokket wrote:

VH's F.U.C.K. is a great album! Pity it came a bit too late in the piece (with grunge and what not superseding hard rock and metal) but personally I've always considered it the best of the Van Hagar releases. It is the most consistent sounding album and unlike 5150 and OU812 it has much heavier songs, almost harking back to their early days pre-1984.

I lost all interest in Van Halen after this album though. I haven't even looked into the newer songs with DLR and Sammy Hagar (the ones that appeared on the best ofs ... I heard they were decent though but I am not going to fork out cash for just 2 new songs).

It was my first VH album. I knew the hits before then, but I'd never owned an album. I bought them after, but I sold all their stuff while in the military, so I'm starting to buy them again. Not sure I've heard Balance before. Either way, F.U.C.K. brought back some memories when I rocked it last night.

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Eyesore wrote:

Alex Dee Rokket wrote:

VH's F.U.C.K. is a great album! Pity it came a bit too late in the piece (with grunge and what not superseding hard rock and metal) but personally I've always considered it the best of the Van Hagar releases. It is the most consistent sounding album and unlike 5150 and OU812 it has much heavier songs, almost harking back to their early days pre-1984.

I lost all interest in Van Halen after this album though. I haven't even looked into the newer songs with DLR and Sammy Hagar (the ones that appeared on the best ofs ... I heard they were decent though but I am not going to fork out cash for just 2 new songs).

It was my first VH album. I knew the hits before then, but I'd never owned an album. I bought them after, but I sold all their stuff while in the military, so I'm starting to buy them again. Not sure I've heard Balance before. Either way, F.U.C.K. brought back some memories when I rocked it last night.

I much prefer the DLR era of Van Halen but I think the Sammy Hagar was also very good I think F.U.C.K. and Balance where the best albums that line up ever did.

Subject: Re: TODAY I ACQUIRED..... [NEW ADDITIONS 2010] Wed Sep 01, 2010 2:41 pm

DEMONA:DIE IN VIOLENCE CD
RIOTOR:LIVE...FOR STEEL shape maxi CD
BLOOD POLLUTION:ARMED YOU CD
NIGHTCHAINS:METAL TO THE BONE CD (real metal from BEIRUT)
DÉR:CRUST FALLS tape (band from Hungary)
DUNGEONHAMMER/RUST: split 7"single
SKULLFIST:HEAVIER THAN METAL (one of the best heavy metal cd´s of the year)

King Of Kaiju Number of posts: 15361 Age: 51 Registration date: 2008-02-07

Dirty Skirty - Long Live Rock N Roll

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Metal is Forever Number of posts: 5333 Age: 36 Registration date: 2009-10-22

tohostudios wrote:

Dirty Skirty - Long Live Rock N Roll

Hmmm...sounds good. Must research.

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Eyesore wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Dirty Skirty - Long Live Rock N Roll

Hmmm...sounds good. Must research.

http://www.sleazeroxx.com/bands/dirtyskirty/longliverock.shtml

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The King Number of posts: 15600 Age: 38 Registration date: 2007-02-10

Eyesore wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Dirty Skirty - Long Live Rock N Roll

Hmmm...sounds good. Must research.

that makes two of us.

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King Of Kaiju Number of posts: 15361 Age: 51 Registration date: 2008-02-07

Jettblack - Get Your Hands Dirty

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krokus wrote:

SKULLFIST:HEAVIER THAN METAL (one of the best heavy metal cd´s of the year)

It sure is, I picked it up a few weeks back and I'm still spinning the life out of it.

Zooey Addict Number of posts: 10456 Age: 32 Registration date: 2007-09-09

Half-Price Books:

$1
Enuff Z'Nuff-s/t
Saigon Kick-s/t
Saigon Kick-Devil In The Details

$1.98
Enya-A Day Without Rain
Riot-Restless Breed
The Shroud-A Dark Moon Night (goth rock)
Brruce Dickinson-Shoot All The Clowns

$3.98
The Donnas-Gold Medal
21 Guns-Salute (early 90s melodic hard rock)
Lilian Axe-Live 2002

The Riot CD was a suprise find, you can't even find used albums from them around here. Blind buys were The Shroud and 21 Guns (the latter I pretty muched pegged from the start and I was not disapointed with the little I heard)).

Metal student Number of posts: 121 Age: 42 Registration date: 2008-06-01

In the mail today from Amazon...

Leaves Eyes-Njord (Special Fan Edition)

From Best Buy-

Heart-Red Velvet Car
Disturbed-Asylum

Subject: Re: TODAY I ACQUIRED..... [NEW ADDITIONS 2010] Thu Sep 02, 2010 8:16 am

Locky wrote:

krokus wrote:

SKULLFIST:HEAVIER THAN METAL (one of the best heavy metal cd´s of the year)

It sure is, I picked it up a few weeks back and I'm still spinning the life out of it.

Yeah, its a killer cd. I hope they will make more like this.

mini boss Number of posts: 13991 Age: 42 Registration date: 2008-08-05

DallasBlack wrote:

Half-Price Books:

$1
Enuff Z'Nuff-s/t
Saigon Kick-s/t
Saigon Kick-Devil In The Details

$1.98
Enya-A Day Without Rain
Riot-Restless Breed
The Shroud-A Dark Moon Night (goth rock)
Brruce Dickinson-Shoot All The Clowns

$3.98
The Donnas-Gold Medal
21 Guns-Salute (early 90s melodic hard rock)
Lilian Axe-Live 2002

The Riot CD was a suprise find, you can't even find used albums from them around here. Blind buys were The Shroud and 21 Guns (the latter I pretty muched pegged from the start and I was not disapointed with the little I heard)).

Excellent haul and 21 Guns was Scott Gorham of Thin Lizzy fame very short lived band but I never heard their music.

Subject: Re: TODAY I ACQUIRED..... [NEW ADDITIONS 2010] Thu Sep 02, 2010 3:38 pm

I like 21 GUNS. They were a melodic hard rock band, and not much to do with THIN LIZZY´s HEAVY ROCK type of music. They had some great songs. I have DEMOLITION with demos songs and it just kick ass. If SALUTE would have come out 3 years before (back in 89) i think today it would be a classic for many people. Now its only for a few.

Metal is Forever Number of posts: 5333 Age: 36 Registration date: 2009-10-22

Today:

Accept - Blood Of The Nations (w/Bonus Track)
Sick Of It All - Death To Tyrants
Soilwork - The Panic Broadcast (CD/DVD w/Bonus Track)
Whitesnake - Snakebite **

** From SwapaCD.com.

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