Red Sea

troublezone wrote:

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?

Ehhhhh. No.

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He's one of my favorite vocalists.

I agree. I get that he does not want to be a part of a "real" band. Gigging requires a huge time commitment, and if he thinks that would hurt his family in any way, I support it wholeheartedly.

I just wish he would record an album. In the age of e-mail and mp3s, I can't imagine that it would be too tough to do, unless he just does not want to it.

For years I've wanted to hear this album. I almost scored a cassette
copy for really cheap, but it fell through..

I was a huge Badlands fan back in the day, and I'm glad I got
to see them on their first record tour. I even had Jake E. Lee sign my old
Kramer guitar..

For what it's worth...I think I got my copy from Blastbeats. http://blastbeats.com/shopping/productdetails.asp?ProductID=2651&actionList=&CategoryID=Red

Red Sea - Blood

AriYah wrote:

For years I've wanted to hear this album. I almost scored a cassette
copy for really cheap, but it fell through..

I was a huge Badlands fan back in the day, and I'm glad I got
to see them on their first record tour. I even had Jake E. Lee sign my old
Kramer guitar..

This is a realitively easy disc to score. I got mine off of ebay for a few dollars. If you love Badlands you will love the Red Sea disc.

A bunch of copies available on amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Blood-Red-Sea/dp/B00008FO3C/ref=pd_bbs_sr_4/104-6267203-3439943?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1193537769&sr=8-4