MUSIC HAUL (CD / VINYL / DVD Purchases) 2014

Poor baby eyesore.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Huge haul from Stormspell Records!

Ancient Empire - When Empires Fall
Axecutor - Aggressive Extermination (EP)
Black Sachbak - No Pay No Pain
Chalice - Demo Anthology: Live & Rare
Cloven Altar - Cloven Altar (EP)
Economist/Sudden Darkness - Fear Of Reality: Anthology (2CD)
Fallen Order - The Age Of Kings (EP)
Forgotten - Disciple - Last Train To Heaven
Gentry Lord - Signals From The Mystiverse (EP)
Gladius - Age Of Barbarism
Hot Fog - Secret Phantasies Of The Dragon Sun
Illogicist - Subjected
Ordained Fate - Demo Anthology
Outer Limits, The - World Metal Domination
R.O.X.X. - Blind In Vegas (2CD)
Skeptor - United We Stand...Together We Fall
Starblind - Darkest Horrors
Steel Horse - In The Storm (w/Bonus Track)
Stressball - Stressball
Transport League - Grand Amputation (EP)
Various Artists - Crash Music: Smashed Vol. 1
Wrath - Mutants (2CD/DVD)

Did you just send him your credit card number with the message "One of everything, please!"
  

Pretty much.   

Although with the sale prices it wasn't that expensive. And some of those are freebies Iordan tossed in for keeping him in business another year. Haha.

Ancient Empire - When Empires Fall
Cloven Altar - Cloven Altar
Tungsten Axe - Swedish Iron
Hot Fog - Secret Phantasies Of The Dragon Sun
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Hypnotic Eye, (rock)
Fallen Order - The Age Of Kings, I have the band release and the Stormspell release now.

Wargod

Aerosmith- E. Rutherford, New Jersey 11-10-05 ( Bootleg DVD)
Aerosmith- Live At Woodstock '94 (Bootleg DVD)

Latest music additions:

Cattletruck - Bourbon And Black Crepe *
Distorted Harmony - Chain Reaction
John Lee Hooker - Chill Out *
Little America - Fairgrounds *
Shake Appeal - You're Too Rich *
Throwdown - Beyond Repair
Wargasm - Why Play Around? (Reissue) (Limited to 666)

* Thanks to Mr. Shiney.

Thrift store pickup for a buck:
Dixie Chicks - Taking the Long Way

Fat Freddy wrote:

Thrift store pickup for a buck:
Dixie Chicks - Taking the Long Way

Have you heard Natalie Maines's solo album? It's really good. It was co-written with Ben Harper, so it's more folk/rock than country (a style I despise), but it's a damn good album.

Found these at Goodwill for $1 apiece:

Metallica - Garage Days Re-Revisited
V/A - Saturday Morning Cartoon's Greatest Hits
Smashing Pumpkins - Gish
Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking

At Best Buy:
Kix - Rock Your Face Off

At Manifest Discs:
Incubus - Beyond The Unknown/Serpent Temptation
The Toadies - Hell Below/Stars Above
Storyville - A Piece Of Your Soul
Huey Lewis And The News - Sports (vinyl)

Had a great encounter at the Manteca Goodwill yesterday.

Skid Row - Slave to the Grind - OK so I already have this but what's remarkable here is that both GTFO and Beggar's Day are included, with the latter being denoted as a bonus track. Also the spine is in Japanese, so yup this is an import. Pretty cool to have a version with both tracks, and for a dollar!

Georgia Satellites - s/t
Tom Petty - Damn the Torpedos
Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
Pearl Jam - Ten and Vs (to replaced my scratched up copies yeeha!)
Wilco - Summerteeth

Boris2008 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Gentry Lord - Signals From The Mystiverse (EP)

Absolute insanity but highly addictive.  La! la!! la!!! la!!!!   

Or, shit.

Eyesore wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

Thrift store pickup for a buck:
Dixie Chicks - Taking the Long Way

Have you heard Natalie Maines's solo album? It's really good. It was co-written with Ben Harper, so it's more folk/rock than country (a style I despise), but it's a damn good album.

Nope, I'm not even a particularly big Dixie Chicks fan (my wife likes their earlier pop-country stuff, i.e. "Goodbye Earl") but this is the album with their post-backlash song "Not Ready To Make Nice" on it and I've always thought that was such a great "F**k You!" kind of song.

Fat Freddy wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

Thrift store pickup for a buck:
Dixie Chicks - Taking the Long Way

Have you heard Natalie Maines's solo album? It's really good. It was co-written with Ben Harper, so it's more folk/rock than country (a style I despise), but it's a damn good album.

Nope, I'm not even a particularly big Dixie Chicks fan (my wife likes their earlier pop-country stuff, i.e. "Goodbye Earl") but this is the album with their post-backlash song "Not Ready To Make Nice" on it and I've always thought that was such a great "F**k You!" kind of song.

I actually dig that song, too. That and "The Thunder Rolls" are pretty much the only two country songs I dig.

Eyesore wrote:

Boris2008 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Gentry Lord - Signals From The Mystiverse (EP)

Absolute insanity but highly addictive.  La! la!! la!!! la!!!!   

Or, shit.

Not a big fan then?   

Boris2008 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Boris2008 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Gentry Lord - Signals From The Mystiverse (EP)

Absolute insanity but highly addictive.  La! la!! la!!! la!!!!   

Or, shit.

Not a big fan then?   

No, I think I hate it. I have liked pretty much everything Iordan has released through Stormspell, but this one...I don't know.

Eyesore wrote:

Boris2008 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Boris2008 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Gentry Lord - Signals From The Mystiverse (EP)

Absolute insanity but highly addictive.  La! la!! la!!! la!!!!   

Or, shit.

Not a big fan then?   

No, I think I hate it. I have liked pretty much everything Iordan has released through Stormspell, but this one...I don't know.

I've got to admit, it's a surprising Stormspell record and it does sound like a satanic teletubby gangbang, (which should give Jerry Falwell something to moan about!   )but I have listened to it a few times as i can't help but respect someone who goes that far out there.

The Overkill and Viking CDs I ordered arrived in the mail today.

Eyesore wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

Thrift store pickup for a buck:
Dixie Chicks - Taking the Long Way

Have you heard Natalie Maines's solo album? It's really good. It was co-written with Ben Harper, so it's more folk/rock than country (a style I despise), but it's a damn good album.

Nope, I'm not even a particularly big Dixie Chicks fan (my wife likes their earlier pop-country stuff, i.e. "Goodbye Earl") but this is the album with their post-backlash song "Not Ready To Make Nice" on it and I've always thought that was such a great "F**k You!" kind of song.

I actually dig that song, too. That and "The Thunder Rolls" are pretty much the only two country songs I dig.

I remember hearing someone call "The Thunder Rolls" the "most metal country song ever made" on another metal message board I post at.

DakotaRogers wrote:

OH, while out of state, I discovered the splendors of Best Buy for the first time ever and managed to pick up Body Count's new album (amazing.) Was tempted to buy "Plagues of Babylon" too, but I passed on that.

Too bad you didn't discover Best Buy 10-12 years ago, man. Best Buy makes me sad now. Back then, they used to carry sooo much stuff.

Required Fields wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

Thrift store pickup for a buck:
Dixie Chicks - Taking the Long Way

Have you heard Natalie Maines's solo album? It's really good. It was co-written with Ben Harper, so it's more folk/rock than country (a style I despise), but it's a damn good album.

Nope, I'm not even a particularly big Dixie Chicks fan (my wife likes their earlier pop-country stuff, i.e. "Goodbye Earl") but this is the album with their post-backlash song "Not Ready To Make Nice" on it and I've always thought that was such a great "F**k You!" kind of song.

I actually dig that song, too. That and "The Thunder Rolls" are pretty much the only two country songs I dig.

I remember hearing someone call "The Thunder Rolls" the "most metal country song ever made" on another metal message board I post at.

It is! I always said a metal band should cover that tune. Finally, one of my favorite "local" bands (they're from Maine) did.



Love these guys.

The Havok CD I ordered arrived in the mail today.

ZombieHavoc wrote:

DakotaRogers wrote:

OH, while out of state, I discovered the splendors of Best Buy for the first time ever and managed to pick up Body Count's new album (amazing.) Was tempted to buy "Plagues of Babylon" too, but I passed on that.

Too bad you didn't discover Best Buy 10-12 years ago, man. Best Buy makes me sad now. Back then, they used to carry sooo much stuff.

Their selection is getting smaller and smaller by the day. It's a shame because I do like the convenience of it, but I understand it's a business decision.

I mentioned this in another thread somewhere (possibly in the KIX thread), but I've noticed too that they only stock an extremely limited amounts of new releases (like 5 or 10 copies) and when they're gone, they're GONE. That new KIX album just came out this past Tuesday and when I went Wednesday night, I got one of 3 copies left. They did seem to have allot of the new Godsmack though   

And now for some recent additions...

Briar - Take On The World (another overlooked NWOBHM band from the 80's)
Kix - Rock Your Face Off
Leatherwolf - Street Ready
Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother
Keith Richards - Talk Is Cheap
Salty Dog - Every Dog Has It's Day
Skid Row - Rise of the Damnation Army: Chapter 2 (w/bonus tracks)*
Smashed Gladys - Social Intercourse

*Does anyone else notice that the words "bonus tracks" is seemingly getting thrown around allot lately without justification? As far as I can tell, the new Skid Row ep is ONLY available with the 2 bonus tracks. What exactly are they a "bonus" to if they aren't exclusive?

Best Buy actually surprised me a year or so back when the Zappa catalog got a full reissue. They actually stocked EVERYTHING. Talk about unexpected.

That said, they never bothered to restock anything, but it was still a sign that someone was home.

Wo Fat - The Conjuring
October 31 - Bury The Hatchet