Red Sea

Road Warrior Number of posts : 17180 Age : 48

I saw on amazon someone was selling the cd (which is out of print) for $1,400! It's got to be a joke. Shocked

Road Warrior Number of posts : 17180 Age : 48

The nut jobs offer is the last one down. http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00008FO3C/ref=pd_bbs_sr_olp_1/102-9997052-4918500?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1193238564&sr=1-1

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Putz.

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37962 Age : 54

Good luck selling it at THAT price, pal.

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 2096 Age : 61

I've seen a lot of crazy prices at Amazon!

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Wow funny. Not even that good of a cd.

Administrator Number of posts : 19452 Age : 57

I like it. Has a Badlands vibe to it. No album is worth that much money. Has to be a mistake.

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ultmetal wrote:: I like it. Has a Badlands vibe to it. No album is worth that much money. Has to be a mistake.

Yea, I dig that album too. The track "Shades of Purple" is a freakin' monster!

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No way. That should be $13.88, right? Haha.

Subject: Re: Red Sea Wed Oct 24, 2007 5:26 pm

I love that album!!

Metal master Number of posts : 559 Age : 52

Great disc, I wish there was more Christian music in this vein.

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ultmetal wrote:: I like it. Has a Badlands vibe to it. No album is worth that much money. Has to be a mistake.

It's funny because I like Badlands. I just never could get into this one though. I guess it came across as a 'generic' Badlands to me.

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 3367 Age : 56

GREAT album, but if I thought I could get that kind of money, I'd have no problem parting with it.

Road Warrior Number of posts : 17180 Age : 48

scottmitchell74 wrote:: I love that album!!

Me too! That's why i'm looking for a replacement copy.

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ultmetal wrote:: I like it. Has a Badlands vibe to it. No album is worth that much money. Has to be a mistake.

No kidding, it actually had Badlands rhythm section.

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blackieboy wrote:

ultmetal wrote:: I like it. Has a Badlands vibe to it. No album is worth that much money. Has to be a mistake.

It's funny because I like Badlands. I just never could get into this one though. I guess it came across as a 'generic' Badlands to me.

If I'm not mistaken, Badlands bassist Greg Chaisson and drummer Jeff Martin were actually part of the project. I think it's every bit as good as Badlands.

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ultmetal wrote:

blackieboy wrote:

ultmetal wrote:: I like it. Has a Badlands vibe to it. No album is worth that much money. Has to be a mistake.

It's funny because I like Badlands. I just never could get into this one though. I guess it came across as a 'generic' Badlands to me.

If I'm not mistaken, Badlands bassist Greg Chaisson and drummer Jeff Martin were actually part of the project. I think it's every bit as good as Badlands.

I actually like Red Sea better than Badlands.

Whatever happened to Robyn Kyle Basauri anyway? I loved his vox in Die Happy, and Red Sea's BLOOD CD took the blues-rock style that Die Happy was leaning towards on their second CD and refined it. That second DH album had its hit or miss moments but BLOOD was solid all the way through.

Oh, wait, I forgot we're not supposed to use the word "solid" to describe bands/albums anymore Smile

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Fat Freddy wrote:: Whatever happened to Robyn Kyle Basauri anyway? I loved his vox in Die Happy, and Red Sea's BLOOD CD took the blues-rock style that Die Happy was leaning towards on their second CD and refined it. That second DH album had its hit or miss moments but BLOOD was solid all the way through.

Oh, wait, I forgot we're not supposed to use the word "solid" to describe bands/albums anymore

After Once Dead did our original "reunion" concert we were asked to
play the HM stage at Cornerstone. Doug had the idea to make the
Cornerstone show half Vengeance Rising and half Die Happy. He contacted
Robyn to see if he would be interested. I think he's retired from music and just taking care
of his family. In any case, it didn't work out so we just did all
Vengeance songs at Cornerstone. I had worked on the vocals for "Cage"
by Die Happy to sing it, but it never happened. Would have given me a
chance to sing in a whole different style.

FYI, Unless my memory is incorrect, I believe Doug told me that Die Happy only ever performed live once.

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ultmetal wrote:: After Once Dead did our original "reunion" concert we were asked to
play the HM stage at Cornerstone. Doug had the idea to make the
Cornerstone show half Vengeance Rising and half Die Happy. He contacted
Robyn to see if he would be interested. I think he's retired from music and just taking care
of his family. In any case, it didn't work out so we just did all
Vengeance songs at Cornerstone. I had worked on the vocals for "Cage"
by Die Happy to sing it, but it never happened. Would have given me a
chance to sing in a whole different style.

FYI, Unless my memory is incorrect, I believe Doug told me that Die Happy only ever performed live once.

"Cage" is a great song! That would've been pretty cool! Too bad you never got to pull it off.

They only played live once? That's a shame. I always thought they were one of the better Christian HM acts out there in the early 90s. Loved the first album especially, but both of their studio albums (and the "Intense Live EP") all get regular play around my house to this day

Subject: Re: Red Sea Thu Oct 25, 2007 3:57 pm

Quote :: I think he's retired from music and just taking care
of his family.

Family?........hah!! What's family when the Metal Masses need your voice??????

That's cool, of course, that he's so family oriented. Just wish there was a way for him to get his voice out there w/out much time away from his family. For some people though, no matter what, it's just time to move on........

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 1268 Age : 57

Love the album! I wonder what Robin "Kyle" Basuri is up to these days....He's one of my favorite vocalists.

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stepcousin wrote:: Love the album! I wonder what Robin "Kyle" Basuri
is up to these days....He's one of my favorite vocalists.

Read my post above.

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Road Warrior Number of posts : 17180 Age : 48

He could of just flown in for the one show. I don't think that would have been asking much of his time. I think he just doen't want to perform anymore. Too bad, he was a great singer... up there with both Badlands and Deep Purple.

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 2096 Age : 61

troublezone wrote:: He could of just flown in for the one show. I don't think that would have been asking much of his time. I think he just doen't want to perform anymore. Too bad, he was a great singer... up there with both Badlands and Deep Purple.

Sure he could've, but knowing Cornerstone, all at his cost!

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candlemass wrote:

troublezone wrote:: He could of just flown in for the one show. I don't think that would have been asking much of his time. I think he just doen't want to perform anymore. Too bad, he was a great singer... up there with both Badlands and Deep Purple.

Sure he could've, but knowing Cornerstone, all at his cost!

It was Doug's idea so the band would've pitched in don't ya think?