Grim Reaper

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speed101 wrote:: Wow noone here likes the metal look at all huh?Lol

I can't for speak for everyone else, but I don't.

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 5067 Age : 27

S.D. wrote:

speed101 wrote:: Wow noone here likes the metal look at all huh?Lol

I can't for speak for everyone else, but I don't.

SD, you seem to be the hateful old turd of this forum. Laughing

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 28617 Age : 39

BearOnUnicycle wrote:: Great band. Rock You to Hell is a must.

I am actually listening to Rock You to Hell right now.

Metal master Number of posts : 883 Age : 56

I bought See You In Hell on vinyl when it came out and can't remember much about it except that I liked it. Found Rock You To Hell on tape really cheap and liked it. Lust for Freedom was a stand out track as I recall. Didn't know about the album inbetween those two. Need to check them out again. Didn't Grim Reaper come out about the same time as Iron Maiden? Seem to remember something to that effect.

Metal master Number of posts : 626 Age : 48

MetalGuy71 wrote:

I have a greatest hits comp that I like to spin from time-to-time. I like their early material on there, but I've never felt compelled to dig any deeper.

Quote :: I'll never understand why so many people made fun of this band.

I think Beavis & Butthead are to blame there. They ripped their video to shreds.

Metal student Number of posts : 145 Age : 52

speed101 wrote:: Wow noone here likes the metal look at all huh?Lol

Depends. Judas Priest always looked great once they started with the leathers, and yes, that includes the Turbo era. Mötley Crüe often looked cool, as did Warlock. Steve Grimmet, not so much. He shouldve gone with the basic leather jacket and jeans look, and skipped the hair extensions (he has lots of hair anyways). But he wasnt the worst, just look at pictures of early Saxon or 80's Helloween.