MUSIC HAUL (CD / VINYL / DVD Purchases) 2013

James B. wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

For those who may not consider Floyd to be a "heavy" band should listen to this. The locale adds to this big time. I had a bootleg VHS for years (recorded off of a PBS channel in So. Calif in the late 70's) The DVD is a vast improvement sound wise.

Yeah, I used to have a VHS dub of it. It's really, really good...

DallasBlack wrote:

the land of fruits and nuts

You really don't want to start me commenting on people that live in Texas...

S.D. wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

the land of fruits and nuts

You really don't want to start me commenting on people that live in Texas...

When I was in the Navy, every single non-Texan would use the steers and queers line (many of them from... California). I came up with that one as a retort.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Well, I guess I can buy that line of reasoning. I'm just bustin' your onions.

Considdering how much we all spend on music, I always get a chuckle when I see anyone's recent purchases and I see something "classic" on there.

"Hey, I just got Master of Puppets and boy-howdy, does it rock!"

I've done it, too. Haha.

Today:

Dropkick Murphys - Signed And Sealed In Blood (w/Digital Bonus Tracks)
Rossington Collins Band - Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere/This Is The Way (2CD)

Little annoyed that the deluxe version of the new Murphys album doesn't actually have the bonus tracks on the CD. It comes with a Dropcard. Laaaaaaaaame!

Eyesore wrote:

Today:

Dropkick Murphys - Signed And Sealed In Blood (w/Digital Bonus Tracks)
Rossington Collins Band - Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere/This Is The Way (2CD)

Little annoyed that the deluxe version of the new Murphys album doesn't actually have the bonus tracks on the CD. It comes with a Dropcard. Laaaaaaaaame!

Aren't you just going to rip the album to digital tracks anyway and then put it in a tote?

SpectreFate wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Today:

Dropkick Murphys - Signed And Sealed In Blood (w/Digital Bonus Tracks)
Rossington Collins Band - Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere/This Is The Way (2CD)

Little annoyed that the deluxe version of the new Murphys album doesn't actually have the bonus tracks on the CD. It comes with a Dropcard. Laaaaaaaaame!

Aren't you just going to rip the album to digital tracks anyway and then put it in a tote?

Well, sure, until the mansion is ready. But that's not all that relevant. I can't download these tracks any time I want to. Legally, anyway.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Nice haul there, jstate.

The first purchases of 2013 have been rolling in:

Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell - Don't Hear it...Fear It
Cathedral - The Carnival Bizarre
High Spirits - High Spirits
Pink Cream 69 - Pink Cream 69 (reissue w/3 bonus tracks)
Troubled Horse - Step Inside
Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats - Blood Lust
Zodiac - A Bit of Devil
Zuul - Out of Time
Zuul - To The Frontlines (with a nifty patch)

Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell. Cool band, awful name. Too damn wordy.

where did you get the new Zuul from?

Eyesore wrote:

Rossington Collins Band - Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere/This Is The Way (2CD)

I love this release from them.

Metalwargod

Reign Of Fury - World Detonation
Reign Of Fury - Psycho Intentions & a bunch of buttons
Mortillery - Murder Death Kill
Testament - Native Blood 5-7" red, orange, black, green, blue.

Metalwargod

Witchfinder wrote:

Desolation Angels - Desolation Angels +2 - this is the Buried By Time and Dust reissue that just came out on 12/28. It includes the Valhalla 7" as bonus tracks. I got the vinyl BBTAD version earlier in 2012 and they finally just released the CD version.

I have the boxset from them.

Metalwargod

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Nice haul there, jstate.

The first purchases of 2013 have been rolling in:

Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell - Don't Hear it...Fear It
Zuul - To The Frontlines (with a nifty patch)

Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell. Cool band, awful name. Too damn wordy.

Both of these are great. I'm interviewing Zuul in 2 weeks.

Metalwargod

Wargod wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Rossington Collins Band - Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere/This Is The Way (2CD)

I love this release from them.

Metalwargod

I've only heard a few songs over the years, but stumbled across a video on YouTube the other day, which lead me to other videos. Figured it was a good time to give the full albums a try. =)

exact33 wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Nice haul there, jstate.

The first purchases of 2013 have been rolling in:

Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell - Don't Hear it...Fear It
Cathedral - The Carnival Bizarre
High Spirits - High Spirits
Pink Cream 69 - Pink Cream 69 (reissue w/3 bonus tracks)
Troubled Horse - Step Inside
Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats - Blood Lust
Zodiac - A Bit of Devil
Zuul - Out of Time
Zuul - To The Frontlines (with a nifty patch)

Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell. Cool band, awful name. Too damn wordy.

where did you get the new Zuul from?

Go to my last post here...

http://www.heartofmetal.net/t14176p25-metal-distro-links#535035

Planet Metal Records. He has both Zuul albums. The debut is only $5 and To The Frontlines was $10 w/patch.

jstate wrote:

From the weekend in LA

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If you're looking for anymore of those Nazareth Salvo reissues, I have doubles and can get them to you for cheap......PM me if interested.

Cauchemar - La Vierge Noire

Today from Best Buy


Riot - Immortal Soul
Paradox - Tales Of The Weird

Quote :

If you're looking for anymore of those Nazareth Salvo reissues, I have doubles and can get them to you for cheap......PM me if interested.

I believe I have them all. Unless of course they have released more?

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every single non-Texan would use the steers and queers line

I always thought this was in reference to Oklahomans? But DB, you should try to get to LA sometime. And not just for the music either.

jstate wrote:

Quote :

If you're looking for anymore of those Nazareth Salvo reissues, I have doubles and can get them to you for cheap......PM me if interested.

I believe I have them all. Unless of course they have released more?

No new ones, just all the studio albums from the S/T through Boogaloo.

jstate wrote:

Quote :

every single non-Texan would use the steers and queers line

I always thought this was in reference to Oklahomans? But DB, you should try to get to LA sometime. And not just for the music either.

If memory serves, that description was directed at Oklahomans in 'An Officer and a Gentleman', and towards Texans in 'Full Metal Jacket'. Take your pick.

Box Set - first 6 studio albums plus a live album.

I had been debating on whether to add Radiohead to my "physical copy" band list. When I saw this at the used store today in near-mint condition, I took it as a sign.

2nd CD in my Vicious Rumors order came in:

DallasBlack wrote:

2nd CD in my Vicious Rumors order came in:

I love that album!

Today:

Emm Gryner - Dead Relatives



Not on this album, but how awesome is that?