MUSIC HAUL (CD / VINYL / DVD Purchases) 2014

From Hastings

Alice Cooper - Flush The Fashion
Alice Cooper - From The Inside

So I've now got my Cooper discography complete.  Finally.

also found this in the two buck bin

Immolation - Unholy Cult

Latest:

Ditchwater - Going Forward Looking Back
Foo Fighters - Greatest Hits (CD/DVD)
Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The - This Time Of Year (EP)
Motherstone - Biolence
Motherstone - Terror Is Over
Punch Monkey - So The World Isn't Flat
Silver Side - Trail Of Stones
Silverchair - Abuse Me (CD Single w/Non-LP Tracks)
Silverchair - Freak (CD Single w/Non-LP Tracks)
Silverchair - The Door (CD Single w/Non-LP Tracks)
Social Distortion - Hard Times And Nursery Rhymes
Soul-Sick - Performing An Exact Revenge

Eyesore wrote:

Latest:


Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The - This Time Of Year (EP)

What else is on that?  The only thing I can find on Amazon is the track I already have from the "Medium Rare" album.

tohostudios wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Latest:


Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The - This Time Of Year (EP)

What else is on that?  The only thing I can find on Amazon is the track I already have from the "Medium Rare" album.

I can't find any info on it either. The b-side is "Old School Off The Bright." Guess it was given away at the Hometown Throwdown show in 2001, so I'm assuming it's rare. But yeah, I have no idea. Nice find for $3.

Today I pre-ordered the Battle Ruins LP (another band from the singer for Stone Dagger and Magic Circle). Clear vinyl, limited to 100 (500 total pressed for the LP including the black wax versions). Cannot wait to have this in my hands!

Overkill - The Electric Age - Tour Edition - Digipak with Live From Oz bonus disc

Midnight Malice - Proving Grounds - This is the best traditional metal album I've heard all year. It's damn good!

Witchfinder wrote:

Midnight Malice - Proving Grounds - This is the best traditional metal album I've heard all year.  It's damn good!

That's insane!

Witchfinder wrote:

Midnight Malice - Proving Grounds - This is the best traditional metal album I've heard all year.  It's damn good!

These guys are wicked! I'm hoping to see them in a couple of weeks.

With that said, I don't think these guys are near as good as most of the Toronto bands (Cauldron, Skull Fist, Axxion, Phantom)

Massive- Full Throttle (free with the newest issue of Classic Rock Magazine)

Spiner202 wrote:

Witchfinder wrote:

Midnight Malice - Proving Grounds - This is the best traditional metal album I've heard all year.  It's damn good!

These guys are wicked! I'm hoping to see them in a couple of weeks.

With that said, I don't think these guys are near as good as most of the Toronto bands (Cauldron, Skull Fist, Axxion, Phantom)

I like all of those bands and have all of their releases. Skull Fist's latest is excellent. Axxion is okay, but I need to listen to it several more times. I like Cauldron a lot and have seen them live. I just got their Moonlight Desires single on 7" and cassette. Phantom shows promise and sounds good for a power trio. To me Midnight Malice's songs are incredibly hooky and memorable, which is something that many of these band struggle with at times.

Floor - Oblation

Witchfinder wrote:

Midnight Malice - Proving Grounds - This is the best traditional metal album I've heard all year.  It's damn good!

Did you get this on cd? I've only seen it as a download from CD Baby or Amazon.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Witchfinder wrote:

Midnight Malice - Proving Grounds - This is the best traditional metal album I've heard all year.  It's damn good!

Did you get this on cd? I've only seen it as a download from CD Baby or Amazon.

Looks like you can get it for $10 straight from the band here:

http://midnightmalice.bigcartel.com/product/midnight-malice-proving-grounds

ZombieHavoc wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Witchfinder wrote:

Midnight Malice - Proving Grounds - This is the best traditional metal album I've heard all year.  It's damn good!

Did you get this on cd? I've only seen it as a download from CD Baby or Amazon.

Looks like you can get it for $10 straight from the band here:

http://midnightmalice.bigcartel.com/product/midnight-malice-proving-grounds

Derp!! Why didn't I think of that? Go directly to the source! Thanks.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

ZombieHavoc wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Witchfinder wrote:

Midnight Malice - Proving Grounds - This is the best traditional metal album I've heard all year.  It's damn good!

Did you get this on cd? I've only seen it as a download from CD Baby or Amazon.

Looks like you can get it for $10 straight from the band here:

http://midnightmalice.bigcartel.com/product/midnight-malice-proving-grounds

Derp!! Why didn't I think of that? Go directly to the source! Thanks.

That's where I got mine. Super fast shipping from Canada to Pittsburgh. I had it in just a couple of days.

Girlschool- Boxset- contains: Demolition/Hit and Run/Screaming Blue Murder/ and Play Dirty

and bootleg DVD: Aerosmith- Texas Jam 78

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Witchfinder wrote:

Midnight Malice - Proving Grounds - This is the best traditional metal album I've heard all year.  It's damn good!

That is awesome!!   

Trying to be an adult and not spending too much money on music. Failing but buying less than i have been.

Over the last few weeks

Celtic Frost - Monotheist (Blk vinyl)
Metallica - Load (Blk vinyl)
Kreator - Renewal (Blk vinyl)
E-musikgruppe lux ohr - Kometenbahn (Blk vinyl)
Labyrinth Ear - The Orchid Room (Blk vinyl)

Iron Savior - Rise of the Hero +1

Forte - Stranger Than Fiction - Remastered with 11 Bonus Tracks
Forte - Invictus
Danzig - Mother - digipak, 4 track single, UK Import

Boris2008 wrote:

Trying to be an adult and not spending too much money on music.

Right there with you man. It helps that my passion for music has waned these days, but everytime I come across a cool looking or familiar CD at work (happens a lot working for Amazon and all) I long for my collecting days. Couldn't if I wanted to anyways as I spend nearly $400 on gas every month (practically 33% of my budget) not to mention credit card debt (much of it from CDs), student load debt, insurance, food, and I need to start saving money as well.

DallasBlack wrote:

Boris2008 wrote:

Trying to be an adult and not spending too much money on music.

Right there with you man. It helps that my passion for music has waned these days, but everytime I come across a cool looking or familiar CD at work (happens a lot working for Amazon and all) I long for my collecting days. Couldn't if I wanted to anyways as I spend nearly $400 on gas every month (practically 33% of my budget) not to mention credit card debt (much of it from CDs), student load debt, insurance, food, and I need to start saving money as well.

First I've said anything here, but I'm between jobs. There are over ten albums I'm dying to grab, but every dollar counts right now.