Bands missing from NoLifeTilMetal and/or MetalMetropolis?

Ludichrist is a good crossover thrash band I haven't seen on nolifetilmetal. I especially enjoy the Powertrip album.

You both need more Black n Blue. K needs all 4 studio albums and Ult needs Nasty, Nasty and ESPECIALLY Without Love [If you can find the Jap version, they do Same Old Song and Dance as a bonus track and it rules!]. Jamie St James has one of the coolest vox for that style.

adrian wrote:

Ludichrist is a good crossover thrash band I haven't seen on nolifetilmetal. I especially enjoy the Powertrip album.

Might as well tack on some Scatterbrain as well. Dude, don't call me dude!

NLTM needs more Virgin Steele, and MM... well... MM just needs Virgin Steele!

UNCLE SAXON wrote:

You both need more Black n Blue. K needs all 4 studio albums and Ult needs Nasty, Nasty and ESPECIALLY Without Love [If you can find the Jap version, they do Same Old Song and Dance as a bonus track and it rules!]. Jamie St James has one of the coolest vox for that style.

I'm not much of a sleeze fan though.....

DaveTheBoss: Used to own 2 VS albums, I think it was the first 2 that was reissued some years ago. I even saw the band live at Wacken. They never came across as a Manowar copy band to me.

UNCLE SAXON wrote:

You both need more Black n Blue. K needs all 4 studio albums and Ult needs Nasty, Nasty and ESPECIALLY Without Love [If you can find the Jap version, they do Same Old Song and Dance as a bonus track and it rules!]. Jamie St James has one of the coolest vox for that style.

I'd love to get some more Black n Blue. Of course an Aerosmith cover makes it even more essential.

Kmorg, Black n Blue aren't sleaze metal.

Bolt Thrower would kick butt! They have really developed their sound since Warmaster.

Paths of Possession too! Though you might not prefer the lyrics, the riffs and melodies as well as Corpsegrinders DYNAMIC vocals more than compensate for any shortcomings.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

adrian wrote:

Ludichrist is a good crossover thrash band I haven't seen on nolifetilmetal. I especially enjoy the Powertrip album.

Might as well tack on some Scatterbrain as well. Dude, don't call me dude!

Haha, I've just been getting into Scatterbrain! Definitely should be added.

adrian wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

adrian wrote:

Ludichrist is a good crossover thrash band I haven't seen on nolifetilmetal. I especially enjoy the Powertrip album.

Might as well tack on some Scatterbrain as well. Dude, don't call me dude!

Haha, I've just been getting into Scatterbrain! Definitely should be added.

Dude, yeah I second the scatterbrain sentiments.

ultmetal wrote:

UNCLE SAXON wrote:

You both need more Black n Blue. K needs all 4 studio albums and Ult needs Nasty, Nasty and ESPECIALLY Without Love [If you can find the Jap version, they do Same Old Song and Dance as a bonus track and it rules!]. Jamie St James has one of the coolest vox for that style.

I'd love to get some more Black n Blue. Of course an Aerosmith cover makes it even more essential.

Kmorg, Black n Blue aren't sleaze metal.

the US release on cassette had "same ol song and dance" on it. (but not vinyl) I was living in tx when that came out and they opened for KISS at reunion arena.

I love "without love" a sadly fun yet under-rated lp indeed

Reinxeed and Majestic Vanguard, both great bands

DarthMetalis wrote:

Reinxeed and Majestic Vanguard, both great bands

I have albums by both bands, but I have yet to add ReinXeed to the website.

Not exactly metal, but how about the Cult? Pretty good hard rock stuff (granted, theyre early stuff is closer to alt-rock/goth).

Porcupine Tree is definitely missing

Here's some other suggestions
Jon Bon Jovi-Blaze of Glory (nothing like the BJ stuff, more of a southern-rock style vibe)
Marvelous 3 (If you like power pop like cheap trick and enuff znuff, you'll like this)
.38 special (speaking of southern rock,,)
You also need to add some more Avantasia albums as well

Rammstein

SABATON!

Gilbert wrote:

SABATON!

Have to check them out. Not really familiar with Sabaton.

Gilbert wrote:

Rammstein

BLECH!

Hadley wrote:

Here's some other suggestions
Jon Bon Jovi-Blaze of Glory (nothing like the BJ stuff, more of a southern-rock style vibe)
Marvelous 3 (If you like power pop like cheap trick and enuff znuff, you'll like this)
.38 special (speaking of southern rock,,)
You also need to add some more Avantasia albums as well

I have a bunch of Bon Jovi albums sitting on a CD shelf. Growing up in the 80's in NJ, the guy was just one of the biggest poser jerks in the world. His music was forcefed on us and I just didn't like it all that much. Bon Jovi is one of the most overrated bands ever IMO. However, I am really trying to give these guys a fair shake. They are so popular, there has to be something about them that I am missing.

.38 Special are good. They weren't really a Southern band for long, they toyed around alot with pop rock. I don't have any of their CDs though.

Marvelous 3. Can honestly say I've never even heard of this band.

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Marvelous 3. Can honestly say I've never even heard of this band.

Butch Walker was the guitarist in the hair/glam band South Gang ('Tainted Angel' anyone?). Afer their demise, he formed Marvelous 3, which as described was a more power-pop group in the vein of Cheap Trick. They're very good. They put out 3 albums, which you should be able to find pretty easily.

Butch now mostly writes and produces for other acts like Pink and Avril Levign (sp?), but he still puts out solo albums from time to time.

You don't have Casting the Stones by Jag Panzer which really surprises me.

Has anyone mentioned White Wizzard.

Why is this metal classic missing from your collection, sir?

'Cause ult's a poser.

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