I Just recently heard someone discussing Volbeat, and learned they were a Metal band.
Ive seen their records in stores for what.... 10 years and with that name i assumed it was hipster electronica or some such other nonsence.
I'll give em a listen.
Quoted from guitarded:They obviously got teased a lot!
haha
good one..............
and here at home tonight is Spelljammer.
Swedish doom that fits in no matter what mood you might be in
IMG_6858 (resized).jpgQuoted from gonzo73:Holy cats, that Spelljammer Vinyl is gorgeous
Dude..............it's a smoking good slab no matter the color but yea...........the Light Blue with White and Dark Teal Splatter was a whoa........fn nice job guys kinda pressing.
Quoted from gonzo73:Yep, the album is a Crusher
It's been in heavy rotation here
solid in every regard
Yeah, they matched the album art perfectly.
On to side two.....
For those of you who haven't heard them, Its very close to SLEEP, Stoner Psych Doom, if you dig Dopesmoker you will dig Spelljammer.
okay...............been awhile since I've listened to this but it really is a serious tome of heavy not so happy sure what the fuck is next kinda thing......
the artwork is amazing
the pressing is clean
nice thing to listen to while making bacon and grilled cheese sandwiches while contemplating your next move
IMG_6861 (resized).jpgJust found this page, I just got into vinyl last year and of course am looking for all my childhood favs. Mainly looking for an OG Motley Crue Too Fast for Love on Leathur records, not the Electra release. If you have one or see one in the wild please let me know
Quoted from RazorV23:Just found this page, I just got into vinyl last year and of course am looking for all my childhood favs. Mainly looking for an OG Motley Crue Too Fast for Love on Leathur records, not the Electra release. If you have one or see one in the wild please let me know
Do you care which release? There were 3 releases of that title. Checkout https://www.discogs.com/master/94249-M%C3%B6tley-Cr%C3%BCe-Too-Fast-For-Love for the one you're looking for. Scroll down a little and you'll see the one you're after (the second listing is for cassette so skip that).
A good site to use is Discogs.com. The, if you want to say, drawback to Discogs is that most people selling on there are collectors so prices tend to be higher. It's a great resource though.
Yes, Discogs is your best choice for finding a specific pressing.
Like said above, prices will be on average higher as its serious collectors, but for a Grail record it's worth it..
I finally broke down, and bought off discogs my Black Sabbath Live Evil, First Japanese press.
It's a great tool for filling the gaps in a collection.
Quoted from gonzo73:THIN LIZZY, Live And Dangerous, 2LP, Japan pressing with Obi and insert
you got the OBI thing going on. Much respect.
Yeah, I grew up with Godzilla, Speed Racer, Shogun Warriors, G Force, Yamato, Robotech, Area 88, Iczer 1, Appleseed, on and on....love 70's 80's Japanese stuff.
Quoted from lifefloat:Ufomammut the first spin of the night here.......
Lucifer Songs
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Never heard of that...... Metal ??
Quoted from gonzo73:Yeah, I grew up with Godzilla, Speed Racer, Shogun Warriors, G Force, Yamato, Robotech, Area 88, Iczer 1, Appleseed, on and on....love 70's 80's Japanese stuff.
yep................Speed Racer. and all of the above.
Quoted from gonzo73:Never heard of that...... Metal ??
Ufomammut is the be all end all of the whole super heavy super trippy tight doom of the last decade IMHO.
Fn cool dudes. Amazing artists.
So much heaviness.
So much good art they have put forward to sooo many good bands in the form or tour posters.
Malleus is the art segment
Ufomammut is the shit
Quoted from lifefloat:yep................Speed Racer. and all of the above.
I'm more the Underdog / Bullwinkle era myself..... along with all the other low IQ'ers.
Quoted from HoakyPoaky:One of the few bands that I still have to drop the needle when I want to listen…
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My favorite Budgie album, good choice.
Quoted from gonzo73:I Just recently heard someone discussing Volbeat, and learned they were a Metal band.
Ive seen their records in stores for what.... 10 years and with that name i assumed it was hipster electronica or some such other nonsence.
I'll give em a listen.
Just saw Volbeat and Ghost in Denver and picked up the latest Volbeat lp. They were fantastic ! Metal meets Rockabilly and pop hooks. They sounded great as well, especially in the Ball arena (20k cap). They did a version of Ring of Fire by J Cash that really rocked the place.
I got to see Brant as a drummer when I discovered Fu Manchu, two Fu Shows at the Whiskey A Go Go on the King Of the Road Tour In 1998-.1999
Then the Fu opening for Motörhead is 2000.
Just a live monster of a drummer.
Fu Manchu, King Of The Road 2Lp reissue with 2 bonus tracts, yellow vinyl.
This might be Brants greatest moment, his performances on here are amazing.
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Ramones n Rammstein, that would’ve been a great show.
Quoted from meSz:Ramones and Rammstein. That would’ve been a great show.
I was there. The refreshment stand only served ramen noodles.
Quoted from littlecammi:I was there. The refreshment stand only served ramen noodles.
Served in a Stein instead of a bowl.
Quoted from gonzo73:Continuing with the Live rocking groove...
SAMMY HAGAR, Live in Austin Cruisin & Boozin, 1977, 1 LP.
This popped up a year or so ago, early Solo Hagar Radio Broadcast, great set of rare early solo songs.
Great sound, and performance.
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LOL
when you could openly endorse drinking and driving on your album covers
See also: ZZ top - Arrested for Driving While Blind
FREE VINYL FRIDAY!
So I enjoy the Norwegian band Airbag. The guitarist from Airbag put out a few solo records. Upon getting my copy the one record (double album set) had some warpage to it. Doesn't impact play but me being anal I sent a return request to get a new copy. They sent me one and told me to keep the other. Since I didn't pay for it I would like to offer it up for free to someone that would enjoy it.
If interested, go to the below URL and you can listen to the record. The first track is just music, skip to 4:15 for the second track and go from there.
If you're a fan of David Gilmour it's worth a listen. This guy doesn't hide the fact he's a fan of Gilmour (his youtube channel is called gilmour-ish). Some great guitar work and great sounding music.
Airbag - https://www.youtube.com/c/Airbagsound
Bjorn Riis - https://www.youtube.com/c/BjornRiisMusic
So if you're interested .. shoot me a PM and be glad to share this with ya!
RUSH announced the 40th anniversary Moving Pictures Super Deluxe box set yesterday, comes with a full 1981 2 LP live show.
Quoted from JoeinNJ:Tonight Suicidals and tomorrow will be the Ramones, nothing like a fresh vinyl…
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All I wanted was a Pepsi
Quoted from gonzo73:Clarification...
RUSH Moving Pictures 40th Deluxe Box Set.
The new Live Album is 4 Lps, cut at 45 speed.
The whole 1981 moving pictures tour setlist live from YYZ Toronto.
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surprised nothing RUSH put out has been released in Half Speed Master format, unless I missed it?
Quoted from meSz:surprised nothing RUSH put out has been released in Half Speed Master format, unless I missed it?
Yeah...... I think this will be the first 45 half speed release. ??
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