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

Crystal Clear - Payback Time
Crush - Kingdom Of The Kings
Solitare - Extremely Flammable
Divorce - Divorce
From Behind - Game Over
Third Eye - Recipe For Disaster
Wild Side - Speed Devil
Y&T - Facemelter
Artizan - Artizan
Morbid Sin - Sins Of The Flesh
Exodus - Exhibit B: The Human Condition
Kraze - Devil In Disguise

Wargod51

Eyesore wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

You want their self-titled album?

Not sure, I've heard a couple of songs from that album but none of them touched later songs.

In the mail today:

Death Angel-Archives and Artifacts (3 CD/1 DVD set)

As it probably turned out that Shah CD I bought is/was a bootleg one. Really mad about that as it look damn near identical to the original Teichiku pressing. No blaming one but I am really pissed.

Mortification: Self titled

Masterplan - Time to be King (Ltd Ed)

Manny, make sure your Death Angel set has the right track order and the Kill As One demos. I know they had some kind of screw up on the initial pressings. Great collection and it is scary how young those guys were in that Ultra-Violence EPK.



Rainbow - Stranger In Us All
Scorpions - Unbreakable
Warrior Soul - Live In England
Afterlife - Surreality
Deris - Done By Numbers & Come In From The Rain
Exodus - Shovel Headed Tour Machine DVD

jstate wrote:

Manny, make sure your Death Angel set has the right track order and the Kill As One demos. I know they had some kind of screw up on the initial pressings. Great collection and it is scary how young those guys were in that Ultra-Violence EPK.



Rainbow - Stranger In Us All
Scorpions - Unbreakable
Warrior Soul - Live In England
Afterlife - Surreality
Deris - Done By Numbers & Come In From The Rain
Exodus - Shovel Headed Tour Machine DVD

Thanks for the heads up, BTW that Rainbow album 'Strangers In Us All' was excellent and it was very underrated, it was like Blackmore was combining the Dio and Joe Lynn Turner eras of rainbow in this final short lived Rainbow line up.

I was surprised how good it was. I'd seen it several times but always put it back. Glad I finally pulled the trigger on getting it.

Wargod48 wrote:

Crystal Clear - Payback Time
Crush - Kingdom Of The Kings
Solitare - Extremely Flammable
Divorce - Divorce
From Behind - Game Over
Third Eye - Recipe For Disaster
Wild Side - Speed Devil
Y&T - Facemelter
Artizan - Artizan
Morbid Sin - Sins Of The Flesh
Exodus - Exhibit B: The Human Condition
Kraze - Devil In Disguise

Wargod51

Great buy. that CRUSH cd is one of my fave from Greece.

Zdan wrote:

Finally - paid for all the stuff I wanted which includes:

Testament - The Gathering
Shah - Beware (Teichiku pressing)
Heller - Heller
Judas Priest - Jugulator
Enforcer - Diamonds
Steelwing - Lord Of The Wasteland
Sabaton - Coat Of Arms
Savage Grace - Master Of Disguise/The Dominatress
Savage Grace - After The Fall From Grace/Ride Into The Night
Burning Starr - Defiance
Rachel's Coven - s/t
Heretic - Breaking Point
Steel Mill - Green Eyed God
Bigelf - Cheat The Gallows

and a Dio - Holy Diver t-shirt.

Super buy. Shame that SHAH is not a original. If you order a original one, it should be original. If only the music counts we would not be buying we would be downloading everything, but we like to have our collection original.

Yeah that is the case. I am very angry with that one but I hope to resolve this peacefully with the seller and send it back/get my money back and wait for a reissue. I really wanted an original CD of "Beware" I would even pay more for it I wanted it to be an original. The bootleg is really greatly made too - very similar to the original so I do not blame anybody. Just really frustrated about that. I might end up posting my Laaz Rockit CD's for trade just to get that album and get reissues of the Laaz CD's.

Oh and to make it up to myself I bought today:

Skyforger - Kurbads (limited digi)

Great album.

Chris Laney - Only Come Out At Night

Nightmare - The Dominion Gate (thanks, scottmitchell)

Over Kill-W.F.O.

DallasBlack wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

You want their self-titled album?

Not sure, I've heard a couple of songs from that album but none of them touched later songs.

I bought it for like a buck. A long shot that it would be 80s rock, but it kind of had that look. Doubt I'll ever be able to trade it, so if you want it, bro, just PM me your address.

tohostudios wrote:

Chris Laney - Only Come Out At Night

How is this? I have his song, "Instinct Animal," from the Hollywood Hair Metal comp and it's awesome!

Eyesore wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Chris Laney - Only Come Out At Night

How is this? I have his song, "Instinct Animal," from the Hollywood Hair Metal comp and it's awesome!

I don't know.

Considering the bands he's been involved with (Zinny Zan, Steevi Jaimz, Crazy Lixx and others) it was a blind buy. I'll let you know when it gets here.

tohostudios wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Chris Laney - Only Come Out At Night

How is this? I have his song, "Instinct Animal," from the Hollywood Hair Metal comp and it's awesome!

I don't know.

Considering the bands he's been involved with (Zinny Zan, Steevi Jaimz, Crazy Lixx and others) it was a blind buy. I'll let you know when it gets here.

Right. Thought you already had it.

Check out that song I mentioned. It's excellent.

Eyesore wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Chris Laney - Only Come Out At Night

How is this? I have his song, "Instinct Animal," from the Hollywood Hair Metal comp and it's awesome!

I don't know.

Considering the bands he's been involved with (Zinny Zan, Steevi Jaimz, Crazy Lixx and others) it was a blind buy. I'll let you know when it gets here.

Right. Thought you already had it.

Check out that song I mentioned. It's excellent.

This sleazeroxx review is what tipped me off to this album.

Quote :

Review:
Chris Laney has made a name for himself in the glam world by producing some awesome bands like Zan Clan and Crazy Lixx, to name but a few. Last year he also decided to jump in and join the rock 'n' roll party, presenting to fans his well received hard rock debut CD Pure. While the sound, songwriting and trademark background vocals have all stayed the same on his new release Only Come Out At Night, you can hear how much he has developed as a songwriter in just a year! This album is full of hard rock anthems, and a few mellower pop-rock songs, with hooks so big they could easily catch a great white shark.
The album starts off strong with the title track -- a great hard rock song, though not the best on this release. It is followed by the hard-hitting KISS-like "Love So Bad" (co-written by Shotgun Messiah's Zinny Zan) and the, maybe, semi-autobiographical "Rockstar" (because in his words, '2B a rawkstar is eezee') with its great "hey hey" chorus -- it is one of the best songs on this CD. "One Kiss Tonight" is another great song, and even though I don't think his voice fits the song perfectly (it is very '80s pop, and I feel that a voice like that of Gloria Estefan, Bonnie Tyler or even Irene Cara would do this song justice) it is perhaps the best track on Only Come Out At Night. Hard-rocking "Gotta Run" comes next before it goes straight back into the "One Kiss Tonight" vein with "Playing With Fire". Chris Laney's vocals feel more 'right' this time. Next up is the faster heavy metal tune titled "Crush", followed by the very early '80s glam metal of "I Had Enuff", a song with great background vocals in its chorus. The CD ends with "Daydream", Laney's collaboration with Conny Bloom of Hanoi Rocks and Electric Boys fame.
Only Come Out At Night has many highlights and if you are familiar with Chris Laney's work you will know what to expect from this CD. He is definitely inspired by the giants of the genre, and you can hear influences from the likes of Ratt, Motley Crue, KISS (Bruce Kulick even co-writes three tracks) and W.A.S.P. If you're not familiar with his work then get this album if you like any of the 'New Wave of Scandinavian Glam Metal' bands like Crashdiet, Zan Clan, Crazy Lixx, Reckless Love and Wig Wam. Only Come Out At Night is a great release from a real pro.

Krokus - Hoodoo
Racer X - Snowball Of Doom

Yes - Close To The Edge (mini-LP edition)
Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman & Howe
Jethro Tull - Roots To Branches

Tourniquet - Stop The Bleeding

Now this is what I am talking about. I resovled the Shah issue mentioned above and got:

Addictive - Kick'em Hard

This rules! Amazing dealing with problems! All hail to Ferdy aka oldskoolcollector!!!