MUSIC HAUL 2018

Lita Ford - Out For Blood/ Dancing On The Edge (CD)
Omen - The Curse/ Nightmares (CD)
Vicious Rumors - Vicious Rumors (CD)

Alkaloid - Liquid Anatomy
Deeds of Flesh - Gradually Melted
Massacra - Signs of the Decline
Thulcandra - Fallen Angel's Dominion

some recent stuff:

COSMOS - Coming Home
Exorcizphobia - About Us Without Us
Cyanide Grenade - Quintessence of Death
Evil Hunter - Evil Hunter
Kaine - A Crisis of Faith
APOCALYPSE - Apocalypse (Deluxe Edition)
APOCALYPSE - Faithless (Deluxe Edition)
DEATHROW - Life Beyond
LOVELL'S BLADE - Stone Cold Steel
VISITOR - Visitor
MELIAH RAGE - Barely Human
MELIAH RAGE - Masquerade
Praying Mantis - Gravity
Vega - Only Human
Sergeant Thunderhoof - Terra Solus
Alien Mustangs - Alienation
Turtle Skull - S/T
Blackberry Smoke - Find a Light
Heartwind - Higher and Higher
Church of the Cosmic Skull - Is Satan Real?
Church of the Cosmic Skull - Science Fiction

Judas Priest - Firepower (finally!)

Hammerfall- Glory to the Brave
Squeeze- The Singles: 45's and Under
Warrant- Best of Warrant
Thirty Seconds to Mars- America
Mike and the Mechanics-s/t
My Morning Jacket- It Still Moves
Jackson Browne- The Pretender
Jackson Browne-Solo Acoustic Volume 1
Jackson Browne- Solo Acoustic Volume 2
Linkin Park- One More Light
Crowded House-s/t
Sade- Lovers Rock
The Smithereens- Especially for You
Albert King- Live Wire/Blues Power
Coldplay- Ghost Stories
Enya-Paint the Sky with Stars: The Best of Enya
John Fogerty- Premonition
Bryan Adams-Into the Fire
Dio- Evil or Divine: Live in New York
Tori Amos- Welcome to Sunny Florida (DVD)

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Squeeze- The Singles: 45's and Under

That's the only Squeeze album I have.  I mainly bought it because I wanted a copy of "Tempted" but I discovered I like several other Squeeze songs as well, like Pulling Mussels From A Shell, Black Coffee in Bed and Is That Love.  But Tempted is still far and away my favorite Squeeze song.

tohostudios wrote:

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Squeeze- The Singles: 45's and Under

That's the only Squeeze album I have.  I mainly bought it because I wanted a copy of "Tempted" but I discovered I like several other Squeeze songs as well, like Pulling Mussels From A Shell, Black Coffee in Bed and Is That Love.  But Tempted is still far and away my favorite Squeeze song.

I knew a few songs from them, not a major fan but I do enjoy their quirky pop tunes.

That's it exactly, "quirky pop tunes".  Sort of the same way I feel about Elvis Costello.

tohostudios wrote:

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Squeeze- The Singles: 45's and Under

That's the only Squeeze album I have.  I mainly bought it because I wanted a copy of "Tempted" but I discovered I like several other Squeeze songs as well, like Pulling Mussels From A Shell, Black Coffee in Bed and Is That Love.  But Tempted is still far and away my favorite Squeeze song.

I'm pretty sure that's the only Squeeze song I know. Great tune !

Overkill - Live in Overhausen - Digipak, 2 CDs and 1 Blu-Ray

exact33 wrote:

some recent stuff:


Church of the Cosmic Skull - Is Satan Real?
Church of the Cosmic Skull - Science Fiction

It's taken a few listens but I'm really sold on the new album, seeing them in Nottingham (home town gig) in a couple of weeks!

Boris2008 wrote:

exact33 wrote:

some recent stuff:


Church of the Cosmic Skull - Is Satan Real?
Church of the Cosmic Skull - Science Fiction

It's taken a few listens but I'm really sold on the new album, seeing them in Nottingham (home town gig) in a couple of weeks!

I'd never heard of this band before but I'm listening to Science Fiction on YouTube and I'm digging it. One review says Jethro Tull meets Meatloaf and that sounds about right. I hear a lot of Tull in the music but the vocals are more reminiscent of a Jim Steinman-produced Meatloaf album with the lush vocal harmonies.

OK, I'm a new "convert".  Just bought:



Listening to it now and I'd throw some Dark Side-era Pink Floyd into the description of their sound too.  And I think they need to add a flute to the mix.  I hear so many places in the music where a flute solo a la Tull or Horslips would fit perfectly.

Professor Black - You Bastard

tohostudios wrote:

OK, I'm a new "convert".  Just bought:



Listening to it now and I'd throw some Dark Side-era Pink Floyd into the description of their sound too.  And I think they need to add a flute to the mix.  I hear so many places in the music where a flute solo a la Tull or Horslips would fit perfectly.

Excellent band, man. I stumbled across them on YouTube last year. Saw the video thumbnail and thought the singer was Jerry Cantrell. Pleasantly surprised by what I heard.

Checked out a Salvation Army store yesterday after a fishing tournament. Not many CDs, but I did grab two.

John Mellencamp - Wild Night (CD Single w/Non-LP Tracks)
One Hitter - Get The Groove (EP)

One Hitter is an old local band from the 90s (album came out in 1996). Never heard of them before, but I always like to grab these kinds of CDs when they're this cheap.

Pretty cool CD, too. Kind of a 90s funky alt-rock/jam band style.

tohostudios wrote:

OK, I'm a new "convert".  Just bought:



Listening to it now and I'd throw some Dark Side-era Pink Floyd into the description of their sound too.  And I think they need to add a flute to the mix.  I hear so many places in the music where a flute solo a la Tull or Horslips would fit perfectly.

I do think that they sound as though one more instrument would complete the sound but this kicks ass as it is.



Plus I see a dude with a Flying V arriving on a multicoloured UFO and my wallet is already out!

Kik Tracee - Field Trip EP (CD)

Apocalypse - s/t
Apocalypse - Faithless
Cyclone Temple - I Hate Therefore I Am

Black Sabbath- The Eternal Idol ( Deluxe Edition)

Sye - Turn On The Fire
Sye - Wings Of Change
Candlemass - House Of Doom

Leather - II
Leathurbitch - Leathurbitch
Ironflame - Lightning Strikes The Crown

Overkill - Live in Overhausen

Dio- Evil or Divine: Live in New York