One and Done

tohostudios wrote:

Love Affair - S/T

This thing was a major staple during my college years but as far as I know this was the only album the Cleveland band released:



Man, there was a lot of great music coming out of Ohio back then: Love Affair, Michael Stanley Band, Breathless...etc.

I grew up on 'MMS & the "Cleveland scene". Another one & done, one of Cleveland's greatest exports since the Baltimore Ravens:

Recon - Behind Enemy Lines



Zion - Thunder From The Mountian

Did that Black Death ever get re-issued? That one would pretty high on my wants list.

Ordered that Zion record just yesterday.

USPM at its best


And a German approach

Glacier - S/T

The video is pretty terrible but the music is very decent power metal from Sweden.

My all time favorite album:







Probably my 2nd or 3rd best

Creed-Sign Of Victory

DallasBlack wrote:

Creed-Sign Of Victory

They have 2 releases (actually i was listening to their first one)

kropotkin wrote:

My all time favorite album:

That's a fantastic album!

Disincarnate
Powermad (even though they had an ep)
Eternal Ryte
the Moshketeers
Ripping Corpse
Repulsion
Devastation (did they have a 2nd album?)
Sweet Savage
Blind Fury
Not sure anyone here likes this cd but I always liked: XL and the DBD

kropotkin wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

Creed-Sign Of Victory

They have 2 releases (actually i was listening to their first one)

Actually, that one is just an EP and according to Kmorg, it is not availiable on CD. Plus it doesn't count according to the creator of the thread:

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eps, demos, "unreleased collections" do not count

BTW, our very own OCI is the one responsible for adding that (and the full length) to Encyclopedia Metallum.

Rage of Angels

I'll tell you what we need is a re-issue label to start putting some this stuff out. Lots of great albums just lost with time that should be heard.

jstate wrote:

Did that Black Death ever get re-issued? That one would pretty high on my wants list.

You can get it from the band's website, with a t-shirt for $25. I don't know if it's an official cd or a cdr. I'm considering pulling the trigger on that one.

ultmetal wrote:

I have a very hard time trying to top this album. It is absolutely fantastic, start to finish. Definitely one of my personal favorites.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

jettafiend wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Local boys Heaven's Edge...

Another fantastic album!

They did technically release a 2nd album well past their brief hey-day, but it's more of a comp of leftover tracks and some demo-quality material. It's called Some Other Place, Some Other Time. It's an ok album if you can find it cheap enough. I think Eyesore recently picked it up from CD Baby's $5 cut-out bin.

I am still need to get the original of this album. I had it on cassette back in the day but I have NEVER seen a disc. Thanks for the heads up tho, I will definitely be keeping my eyes peeled.

jettafiend wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

I have a very hard time trying to top this album. It is absolutely fantastic, start to finish. Definitely one of my personal favorites.

They are working on a follow UP!

SpectreFate wrote:

Let me beat Ben to this one:

Quite funny actually, as that didn't jump into my head until I saw your post!

allthingsmetal wrote:

Devastation

If you're referring to who I think you are, they had 3 albums. Violent Termination, Signs of Life, and Idolatry.

Let me try and drudge a few up now from the abyss my memory has become lately...

Cyperus - Sanity Management
Mezzrow - Then Came The Killing
Mass Confusion - Confusion Intrusion
Tenebra - Tenebra
Crionic - Different
Dover Trench - Exhibition of Speed
Wrekking Machine - Mechanistic Termination


I know there are LOADS more, but my memory is really letting me down right now. I'll post more if some good ones come to me.

jettafiend wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

jettafiend wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Local boys Heaven's Edge...

Another fantastic album!

They did technically release a 2nd album well past their brief hey-day, but it's more of a comp of leftover tracks and some demo-quality material. It's called Some Other Place, Some Other Time. It's an ok album if you can find it cheap enough. I think Eyesore recently picked it up from CD Baby's $5 cut-out bin.

I am still need to get the original of this album. I had it on cassette back in the day but I have NEVER seen a disc. Thanks for the heads up tho, I will definitely be keeping my eyes peeled.

It was recently reissued. I think it was Rock Candy. One of those reissue labels.

http://www.amazon.com/Heavens-Edge/dp/B0041KOVO6/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1359984817&sr=1-1&keywords=heaven%27s+edge

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You can get it from the band's website, with a t-shirt for $25. I don't know if it's an official cd or a cdr. I'm considering pulling the trigger on that one.

I've seriously thought about getting that package myself. I'm going to assume it's a cdr the way they word it. I figure at least the money will go directly to the band.


Got this one from some dude from Finland who was selling a copy of Riff Raff's Bring The Dead Man Some Water and in order to make the shipping make sense he had me pick another selection to go along with it. I picked this ....

I actually like the XL& DBD album. We used to do a cover of Kiss of Chaos. A few good cameos
on that album, I know Jimmy Brown played on a few songs.