#1 Metal album on your wantlist?

Original Impact - Take the Pain CD.

Glower wrote:

Witchfinder - wow - that Setinel site has a lot to choose from !
It's funny, for me to think back, as if I had no metal collection....
and what was on the list THEN....the absolutes - POW !!!!
I recentrly loaned my STEELER ( Keel/Malmsteen ) to someone -
now I'm finding out - it's not an easy score !
Ted Nugent has a song Tied Up In Love - that CD's not cheap either -
Satan - Court in the act, I have been looking for - etc

Sentinel Steel is a great site.  I've spent way too much with them over the years.

Satan - Court In The Act was just reissued last year and you can get a copy here: http://shop-hellsheadbangers.com/satan-court-in-the-act-digipak.asp

Faithful Breath - Gold 'N' Glory

Lari wrote:

the sentinel wrote:

Accept's "Predator" which is the only studio album of theirs I don't own.

That's not too expensive to find second hand.

Here, I frequent this online shop for good deals:
http://www.medimops.de/accept-predator-audio-cd-M0B00000AOQ3.html



Though they do charge €4 for shipping to US (for 1-2 CDs, so preferably find something else to ship it with).

Thank you, sir.

The wild life soundtrack and Brian May's Starfleet project. I had both of them when released. Soundhouse tapes - Iron Maiden. I've never actually seen it in person or know someone who has one.

Is Soundhouse Tapes on cassette? I never imagined artists in the 70s (which would likely be when Maiden began and did demo material) actually did demo tapes very much because of the fact that it was a novel format that wasn't mainstream then, if I remember correctly. Then again, the Ramones have some demo tapes in circulation from around that period, so I may be wrong.

muckie wrote:

Is Soundhouse Tapes on cassette? I never imagined artists in the 70s (which would likely be when Maiden began and did demo material) actually did demo tapes very much because of the fact that it was a novel format that wasn't mainstream then, if I remember correctly. Then again, the Ramones have some demo tapes in circulation from around that period, so I may be wrong.

The Soundhouse Tapes were released as a 7" and not a cassette. It was also released on CD in 2002 as part of a special promotion. Cassettes were common by the time the Soundhouse Tapes were released in 1979, and their popularity exploded in the early 80s when the Walkman was introduced.

There's a bootleg of it on cassette, but no year of print is given.

The official release of Cyclone's Inferior to None. Impossible to find, a holy grail of sorts for thrash. An a hell of an album it is.

None now.Ive crossed number one off my list a few times in the past few years.First it was Vulture-Easier to Lie, then Alligator- Cerebral Implosion then it was Warrior-Fighting for the Earth. There's really nothing out there that rare I want anymore.

journeyman wrote:

Brian May's Starfleet project

The Starfleet tracks appear on the Japanese release of Resurrection, but I don't know what that's going for, so may be a bit pricey.

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Glower wrote:

Witchfinder - wow - that Setinel site has a lot to choose from !
It's funny, for me to think back, as if I had no metal collection....
and what was on the list THEN....the absolutes - POW !!!!
I recentrly loaned my STEELER ( Keel/Malmsteen ) to someone -
now I'm finding out - it's not an easy score !
Ted Nugent has a song Tied Up In Love - that CD's not cheap either -
Satan - Court in the act, I have been looking for - etc

Sentinel Steel is a great site.  I've spent way too much with them over the years.

Thanks. Will check it out.

muckie wrote:

Is Soundhouse Tapes on cassette? I never imagined artists in the 70s (which would likely be when Maiden began and did demo material) actually did demo tapes very much because of the fact that it was a novel format that wasn't mainstream then, if I remember correctly. Then again, the Ramones have some demo tapes in circulation from around that period, so I may be wrong.

I think tapes is used instead of saying recordings. I was a bit confused at first when I first saw Scorpions - Tokyo Tapes on LP.

There is a German pressing of "Lonesome Crow" with certain cover art. I have 4 different covers and a few reprints of those on "picture disc". I cannot even find a picture of it online. It was in my friend's record collection as a kid and I saw it at our favorite record shop in Montclair back then too.

The cover has a crow about to eat a scorpion off he ground.

UNCLE SAXON'S KICKASS CDS wrote:

So, now I am on the lookout for Agony Column - Brave Words & Bloody Knuckles [good luck with that, right?].  

Today's your lucky day!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/231852684050?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

the sentinel wrote:

Gilbert wrote:

Rottweiller - rage of war.

Too hard to find around here. But i ain't losing hope.

Good luck on that one, brother. I find it hard to even find any of his solo material other than on the bay.

Found me a copy. Ordered and it is on its way to me.
Can't be any happier!

VULTURE - Easier to Lie

Boris2008 wrote:

corplhicks wrote:

a hell of an album it is.

007 wrote:

Boris2008 wrote:

corplhicks wrote:

a hell of an album it is.

Exactly who I was channeling, that is.

I've been trying to find Wildside Under the Influence on vinyl for a long time.

I've already owned my most wanted album, but sold it when I sold 90% of my collection almost 4 years ago... Vulture - Easier To Lie

Yeah Easier to Lie is in my top ten most wanted. Out of curiosity, how much did you get for it?

Rogue Male - First Visit -
I've seen Animal man around....but not the Elektra release.

At a reasonable price..prefer vinyl but would consider cd (maybe even a cassette)