MUSIC HAUL (CD / VINYL / DVD Purchases) 2013

Ace Frehley - Behind The Player DVD. Found it in a pawn shop for $2

Magic Circle - S/T
Stryper - Second Coming

Witchcraft - It's Not Because Of You 7" (Turquoise)

Saxon - Sacrifice, vinyl from amazon for $9.99 and they actually sent me 2 copies of the vinyl a mistake by them!

Metalwargod

Oz - Turn The Cross Upside Down - 12" Maxi-single

Iron Age - The Sleeping Eye
Metal Grave - The Eternal Flame of Deception (will also be available in the distro at Ragnarokkr, not available online before hand. So you all get first dibs at this)
Scanner - Hypertrace
Scanner - Terminal Earth

Judas Priest - Screaming For Vengeance - Original Columbia Records cd

Fat Freddy wrote:

In Walmart today to pick up my new glasses, snagged Anthrax's Anthems EP ... looked for Stryper's Second Coming but no luck

I found neither. They had the new Justin Timberlake album ( ), but nothing worth wasting my money on.

Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused To Sing(cd/dvd version).
Used my Dimple points & paid about $8 for it! Sounds killer in Quad!

From Tribunal & Hastings

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Pharaoh - After the Fire, The Longest Night, Be Gone, Ten Years, and Bury the Light.

SpectreFate wrote:

Is that Thin Lizzy At The BBC a box set or just a single cd?

nevermore wrote:

Is that Thin Lizzy At The BBC a box set or just a single cd?

2 CDs

Got these yesterday:

Blamed, The - Isolated Incident
Graveworm - Engraved In Black
Hypocrisy - End Of Innocence (w/Bonus Track)
Lazarus A.D. - Black Rivers Flow
Racer X - Second Heat
Racer X - Street Lethal
Reverend Pearly Brown - You're Gonna Need That Pure Religion
Various Artists - White Metal Warriors: Last Ship Home
Wall Of Sleep - Overlook The All (EP)

Truck driving will do me good. Anything that increases my potential income will help me with my music spending problem. Despite going for a near month long spending freeze, I ended up with all these:

From Mardel:

Stryper-Second Coming

Movie Trading Company:

Ensiferum-Iron ($8.99)
Moonspell-Under Satanae ($7.99)

Half-Price Books:

House Of Lords-s/t ($7.99)
Carmine Appice's Guitar Zeus: Conquering Heroes ($6.99)
Rhapsody-Symphony Of Enchanted Lands ($5.99)*

Best Buy:

Anthrax-Anthems
Adrenaline Mob-Coverta
Soilwork-The Living Infinite
Iron Maiden-Maiden England '88

*The had this one and Legendary Tales. I though I had SoEL and not LT, but got home and found out I had it reversed. Went back and exchanged them. Funny how my CD collection has grown so much in recent years, I actually forgot some of what I already had.

Go this at the Metal Alliance show last night:

Municipal Waste - The Fatal Feast

Picked up a couple from the thrift shop on Saturday...

Steve Gaines - One in the Sun
The Soundtrack of Our Lives - Behind the Music
The Hives - Tyrannosaurus Hives

Stone Sour - House of Gold & Bones pt 2

MetalGuy71 wrote:

The Hives - Tyrannosaurus Hives

Love these guys. I had a few of their albums when they first got popular, but traded them back when Lala.com became so popular. In the beginning there were too many gems to be had through that site and I needed credits. I traded away a lot of stuff I dug back then. =(

Anyway, after their most recent album came out, I started acquiring them again. Great stuff.

Today:

Hubi Meisel - Kailash (w/Bonus Tracks)
Mind's Eye - Walking On H2O
Section A - Parallel Lives
Section A - The Seventh Sign
Tears Of Anger - In The Shadows
Waterclime - The Astral Factor

Eyesore wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

The Hives - Tyrannosaurus Hives

Love these guys. I had a few of their albums when they first got popular, but traded them back when Lala.com became so popular. In the beginning there were too many gems to be had through that site and I needed credits. I traded away a lot of stuff I dug back then. =(

Anyway, after their most recent album came out, I started acquiring them again. Great stuff.

Yea, I'm not completely sold on these guys just yet. I checked out some songs and thought they were a little hit & miss and stuck them in the "maybe" column. It just so happened that in my last 2 dumpster dive trips to thrift stores, I found 2 of their albums that I've spent a grand total of $3 on. I'll give 'em a shot for now. We'll see if they hold up.

They are the opening act on the current Pink tour. My wife caught the end of their act and said they were terrible. Just loud and noisy. But my wife has horrible taste in music, so what does she know.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

They are the opening act on the current Pink tour. My wife caught the end of their act and said they were terrible. Just loud and noisy. But my wife has horrible taste in music, so what does she know.

She's probably right. They've got that punk thing going where it's more about the energy and chaos on stage.

Plus...Pink? Who thought that would go down well?

Eyesore wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

They are the opening act on the current Pink tour. My wife caught the end of their act and said they were terrible. Just loud and noisy. But my wife has horrible taste in music, so what does she know.

She's probably right. They've got that punk thing going where it's more about the energy and chaos on stage.

Plus...Pink? Who thought that would go down well?

Well, despite her terrible taste in music, I've been trapped in the same vehicle with her when a Pink cd plays and some of the tracks aren't all that bad for a girl/pop singer. She's got songs that are more rocking than anything Katy Perry or Lady Gaga would do. Pink's got a little bit of an edge to her, if that makes sense. I guess someone thought that Pink & Hives make a good combo. Although anyone with pink hives should seek immediate medical attention.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

They are the opening act on the current Pink tour. My wife caught the end of their act and said they were terrible. Just loud and noisy. But my wife has horrible taste in music, so what does she know.

She's probably right. They've got that punk thing going where it's more about the energy and chaos on stage.

Plus...Pink? Who thought that would go down well?

Well, despite her terrible taste in music, I've been trapped in the same vehicle with her when a Pink cd plays and some of the tracks aren't all that bad for a girl/pop singer. She's got songs that are more rocking than anything Katy Perry or Lady Gaga would do. Pink's got a little bit of an edge to her, if that makes sense. I guess someone thought that Pink & Hives make a good combo. Although anyone with pink hives should seek immediate medical attention.

I knew a lesbian marine in my automotive school that was obsessed with Pink. She actually gave us too much information once on how much she loved Pink. I won't mention what she said, but my inner reaction was: .

DallasBlack wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

They are the opening act on the current Pink tour. My wife caught the end of their act and said they were terrible. Just loud and noisy. But my wife has horrible taste in music, so what does she know.

She's probably right. They've got that punk thing going where it's more about the energy and chaos on stage.

Plus...Pink? Who thought that would go down well?

Well, despite her terrible taste in music, I've been trapped in the same vehicle with her when a Pink cd plays and some of the tracks aren't all that bad for a girl/pop singer. She's got songs that are more rocking than anything Katy Perry or Lady Gaga would do. Pink's got a little bit of an edge to her, if that makes sense. I guess someone thought that Pink & Hives make a good combo. Although anyone with pink hives should seek immediate medical attention.

I knew a lesbian marine in my automotive school that was obsessed with Pink. She actually gave us too much information once on how much she loved Pink. I won't mention what she said, but my inner reaction was: .

That was another oberservation my wife made. Pink has allot of "butch" fans. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Still funny after all this time!