NLTM Nov. '11 Update

GrandNational wrote:

manny wrote:

Excellent job as usual

+1, and of course it's great to see Pentagram now on your reviews as well.

You can thank Vexer6 for that. He hooked me up.

Oh, and I think a link for Victor Griffin is also missing in the index.

Also, Heavy Load is written HeavyLoad in the index.

TheGreatDuck wrote:

Oh, and I think a link for Victor Griffin is also missing in the index.

Also, Heavy Load is written HeavyLoad in the index.

Thanks.

Twisted Siter -shoould be 'liner notes', not 'liner nots.'

Doing a little more proofing on the site (I can't help it, i'm a teacher! ), in Amorphis -Elegy, it should be 'Finnish' not 'finish', 'psychedelia', not 'psychadelia', and 'possibly', not 'possible'. Allen-Lande -The Battle, 'of' in 'of a fan; is not needed. Throughout the Stryper discog, you often write 'Micheal' -it's 'Michael'. In Reborn, it should be 'thing', not 'things'. Good to know you're cool with proofing, I'm happy to help out where possible.

Yup, appreciate the help. Made a bunch of corrections last night. Thanks.


Could not find the last one though:

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In Reborn, it should be 'thing', not 'things'. Good to know you're cool with proofing, I'm happy to help out where possible.

On the Bonfire review.....

"The box set basically contains for albums on five discs; 1. "Let There Be Rock""

should be four.....



Live at Atlantic Studios was also known as the bootleg '110/220'

mr.electric39 wrote:

On the Bonfire review.....

"The box set basically contains for albums on five discs; 1. "Let There Be Rock""

should be four.....



Live at Atlantic Studios was also known as the bootleg '110/220'

Thanks. Yes that Atlantic Studios disc has been released under a bunch of bootleg titles over the years.

ultmetal wrote:

mr.electric39 wrote:

On the Bonfire review.....

"The box set basically contains for albums on five discs; 1. "Let There Be Rock""

should be four.....



Live at Atlantic Studios was also known as the bootleg '110/220'

Thanks. Yes that Atlantic Studios disc has been released under a bunch of bootleg titles over the years.

I thought you might've known that! lol ...... Bonfire really is a cool set....

Scott, are you familiar with the Canadian prog/tech-death metal band Martyr?

Required Fields wrote:

Scott, are you familiar with the Canadian prog/tech-death metal band Martyr?

No, only know of the California thrash band of the same name. Why? Worth checking into?

The Canadian Martyr is definitely worth looking into. Check out the song "The Blind's Reflection" in particular.

They remind me of later Death a bit.

Required Fields wrote:

The Canadian Martyr is definitely worth looking into. Check out the song "The Blind's Reflection" in particular.

They remind me of later Death a bit.

Cool. Will check 'em on YouTube. Thanks.

"The Blind's Reflection" isn't on YouTube, unfortunately. However, this song off of the same album (Hopeless Hopes) is:

Now THAT sounds great!

The Canadian "Martyr" RULES!!! Got their 2nd album and yeah its like a cross of "Human" era Death and "Testimony of the Ancients" era Pestilence. The guitarist is now in Voivod and played in Gorguts for a short time.

ultmetal wrote:

Now THAT sounds great!

Glad you like it.

Ult, are you familiar with Vandenberg, the Dutch band Adrian Vandenberg was in before he joined Whitesnake?

TheGreatDuck wrote:

Ult, are you familiar with Vandenberg, the Dutch band Adrian Vandenberg was in before he joined Whitesnake?

Yes. Just don't have any at the moment. Had a room mate in college that thought Vandenberg were the greatest thing ever.

I guess it's the same thing with Tyketto?

Anyway, have you heard Treat? A Swedish hair metal/AOR band, similar to late '80s/early '90s Europe, but a bit less synth-driven.

Got anything outside metal/hard rock that you still got to review, btw?

TheGreatDuck wrote:

I guess it's the same thing with Tyketto?

Anyway, have you heard Treat? A Swedish hair metal/AOR band, similar to late '80s/early '90s Europe, but a bit less synth-driven.

Got anything outside metal/hard rock that you still got to review, btw?

Yes, but I'm not at home to tell you what.

Oh, must be a whole lot left then. Can you at least tell which artists (I remember you mentioned Phil Collins in one of the earlier threads)?

Anyway, in your review of Badlands' s/t, you misspelled Dreams in the Park; the song is actually called Dreams in the Dark.

Got any more Petra reviews? I'd like to hear your thoughts on "More Power to You","This Means War", and their final album "Jekkyl and Hyde"/

Nope. Don't have any Petra.

I have Honeymoon Suite.

Speaking of Toto, did you notice how all their songs with women's names in the title end with the letter "A"? Rosanna, Lea, Anna, Angela, etc.

Haha. No had not noticed that.