MUSIC HAUL 2020

Blood Star - The Fear - 7" green and yellow splatter vinyl

Katatonia - The Fall Of Hearts (Japanese import with Judas Priest cover)

Black Swan - Shake the World

CDs:

Sorcerer - Lamenting Of The Innocent - digipak

Vinyl:

Sorcerer - Lamenting Of The Innocent - Clear gray-brown marbled vinyl, limited edition #52 of 100

Witchfinder wrote:

CDs:

Sorcerer - Lamenting Of The Innocent - digipak

Vinyl:

Sorcerer - Lamenting Of The Innocent - Clear gray-brown marbled vinyl, limited edition #52 of 100

I need to get a copy of this.

Metallica - Black Album (2 LP)

Agent Steel - Alienigma (CD)
Agent Steel - Omega Conspiracy (CD)
Agent Steel - Order of the Illuminati (CD)

The Sword - Chronology 2006-2018 - 3 CD Box Set

The Alarm - Equals
The Alarm - Sigma

Went and dropped some Money at the local record store today.

LP
Exodus, Pleasures of the Flesh. First press in excellent condition for $18.00.

CD
Villagers of Ioannina City, Age of Aquarius
Cirith Ungol, Forever Black
Slayer, The Releptless Killogy (Live at the forum in Inglewood, CA)
Legion of the Damned, Decent into Chaos
W.A.S.P., F.K.D.
Chicago, some sort of three disc compilation box set with no title that I can Findlay

Blu-ray
Slayer, The Releptless Killogy (Live at the forum in Inglewood, CA)

Wrecked Neck wrote:

Chicago, some sort of three disc compilation box set with no title that I can Findlay

Chicago the band or a comp of Chicago bands?

Either way I'm interested. Chicago the band is one I've grown to appreciate over the years and Chicago the city is home to a ton of sleaze bands I like.

tohostudios wrote:

Wrecked Neck wrote:

Chicago, some sort of three disc compilation box set with no title that I can Findlay

Chicago the band or a comp of Chicago bands?  

Either way I'm interested.  Chicago the band is one I've grown to appreciate over the years and Chicago the city is home to a ton of sleaze bands I like.

Chicago the band. All it has as a title is collector's edition. It has three discs and it came in a metal container with the band logo embossed on the front. It was only $11.00 so I took a chance on it. I like some of their stuff, but to me they are hit and miss.

The Sword - Greetings From... - Digipak
The Sword - Used Future - Digipak
BPMD - American Made

Sinner - Crash And Burn - Deluxe digipak

New stuff...

Dog Fashion Disco - Anarchists Of Good Taste (Reissue)
Dog Fashion Disco - Commited To A Bright Future (Reissue)
Dog Fashion Disco - Tres Pendejos
Early Man/It’s Casual - Split (7" EP w/Double Silkscreened Patch Covers)
Fer De Lance - Colossus (EP)
Ice Cube - Kill At Will (EP)
Missy Higgins - All For Believing (EP)
Noisehunter - Time To Flight (Reissue w/Bonus Tracks)
Sad Max And The Brass Tacks - Baby, I Can Change (But I Ain't Gonna) (Single) (Digital)
Sword, The - Chronology 2006–2018
Wargasm - What Are You Afraid Of? (Limited to 40)

Weird Wargasm release. Apparently their final album was supposed to be called What Are You Afraid Of? The label changed the album name to Suicide Notes, changed the album art, and rearranged the track order. Since the album was never released in the US, and they haven't been able to secure a reissue, they released a What Are You Afraid Of? kit...

"This kit contains CD packaging reflecting the band's original vision: The original title and cover art are restored, and track listing has been corrected to reflect the original master's running order. The packaging also features a handful of rare, unseen photos, and the final installment of Bob Mayo's liner notes, which completes the story of the band.

A blank CD-R is also included, pre-printed with the album's title and the Wargasm logo; fans can burn the tracks from the 1995 release onto the disc. Or, your 1995 disc has finally found its rightful home. Help us reclaim our album and create the ONLY totally legitimate, 100% 'Official', band-approved version of Wargasm's fourth and final album: What Are You Afraid Of?"

So yeah, a weird one. But they're selling it for $1.

https://wargasmboston.bandcamp.com/merch/what-are-you-afraid-of-kit-cd-packaging-blank-pre-printed-cd-r

I paid $5 because $1 just seemed wrong. Not that $5 is much better. Haha.

Wargasm - What Are You Afraid Of?
Cauldron - Undercover Of Moonlight - Cassette

Oxygen Destroyer - Bestial Manifestations Of Malevolence And Death
White Zombie - La Sexorcisto
Sorcerer - Lamenting Of The Innocent
Screamer - Highway Of Heroes
Universe - S/T
The Great Kat - Beethoven On Speed
Lady Beast - The Vulture's Amulet

New stuff...

Fractal Universe - Boundaries Of Reality (EP w/Bonus Track)
Night Demon - Kill The Pain (7" EP) (Limited to 100)
Solicitor - Solicitor (EP)
Solicitor - Spectral Devastation

In the mail today...

Bell Witch & Aerial Ruin - Stygian Bough, Vol. I

Doooooooooom!

George Lynch - Sacred Groove

Empyrean - Soliloquies Of The Lost

just bought the download of:

"Headzapoppin" - Ginger Wildheart

Apparently this came out last month.  C'mon Eyesore, you're supposed to be keeping me abreast of what Ginger's doing.  

Whitesnake - The Rock Album - digipak

nevermore wrote:

Screamer - Highway Of Heroes

I fell a couple albums behind on these guys. That new one any good?

I've been digesting my download of Ginger's "Headzapoppin" album today.

The copy I downloaded includes this cover of what is apparently a Dean Martin cover of a country song and as usual Ginger does a great cover (this must be a bonus track because it's not on any of the reviews of the albums that I can find):

As I mentioned in another thread, the local music/book store was having a post-virus grand re-opening/sidewalk sale today. Fifty cent CDs? Don't mind if ah do!

Dunno yet how many of these will be keepers and how many may end up on my trade pile, but I gotta say it was pretty damn satisfying to walk away with a heap this big for about seven bucks:

Starz - Live In Action
Styx - Brave New World and Cyclorama
Whitesnake - Slip of the Tongue
Various - Best of '80s Metal Volume One: Bang Your Head
The Rolling Stones - Hot Rocks 1964-1971 (2 CDs in fat-boy case)
Cheap Trick - Busted
Paradise Lost- One Second
Firehouse - 3
Queensryche - Q2K
Ozzy Osbourne - Ozzmosis
Boston - Walk On
Aerosmith - Get A Grip
Soul Asylum - ...And The Horse They Rode in On

...plus, I got an old issue of the hair-metal magazine "Faces Rocks" from 1988 with stories on Kiss, Barren Cross (!) and the breakup of Dokken!

Now if you'll excuse me, ah gots me some major listenin' to do...