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Eyesore wrote:

Atomic Rooster - Anthology (2CD)

Which of their (several) double Anthologies is this? Some of them are built around the 1980 re-union material, and others have more of the "classic" songs. Both are worth having actually.

Eyesore wrote:

Celibate Rifles, The - Spaceman In A Satin Suit

Wow, random pick up. Good release although nowhere near the classic status of Sideroxylon (1983) which is considered a landmark album of sorts in Australia.

tohostudios wrote:

Lions In The Street - Cat Got Your Tongue

Good. Put it in a cracked case and pretend it's the copy you actually ordered.

tohostudios wrote:

Crash Street Kids - Transatlantic Suicide

There a good band, although nowhere near the top stuff going around at the moment.

I like the Minneapolis band from the early 80's who were called the Crash Street Kids.........i'm like probably the only who sings their praises. Their one and only album from '82 is the definition of a "Lost Cult Classic".

rattpoison wrote:

I like the Minneapolis band from the early 80's who were called the Crash Street Kids.........i'm like probably the only who sings their praises. Their one and only album from '82 is the definition of a "Lost Cult Classic".

Geez, my friend tried out for that band back then (although I've never heard them). There is some other entertaining trivia about them, but I can't remember what it is exactly.

SAHB Healer wrote:

rattpoison wrote:

I like the Minneapolis band from the early 80's who were called the Crash Street Kids.........i'm like probably the only who sings their praises. Their one and only album from '82 is the definition of a "Lost Cult Classic".

Geez, my friend tried out for that band back then (although I've never heard them). There is some other entertaining trivia about them, but I can't remember what it is exactly.

I remember our little chat about them......apparently their singer had a solo record. They sound somewhere between the Only Ones and the Replacements.....a bit of Shoes in there as well.

Here's what they sound like.......

www.myspace.com/thecrashstreetkids

rattpoison wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Celibate Rifles, The - Spaceman In A Satin Suit

Wow, random pick up. Good release although nowhere near the classic status of Sideroxylon (1983) which is considered a landmark album of sorts in Australia.

I've heard about them. It was a blind buy from Sax's site. I dig it. Lots of great tunes on YouTube, too.

SAHB Healer wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Atomic Rooster - Anthology (2CD)

Which of their (several) double Anthologies is this? Some of them are built around the 1980 re-union material, and others have more of the "classic" songs. Both are worth having actually.

No idea. First time I've ever heard them (I think). It's this one, though:

http://www.amazon.com/Anthology-Atomic-Rooster...

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SAHB Healer wrote:

rattpoison wrote:

I like the Minneapolis band from the early 80's who were called the Crash Street Kids.........i'm like probably the only who sings their praises. Their one and only album from '82 is the definition of a "Lost Cult Classic".

Geez, my friend tried out for that band back then (although I've never heard them). There is some other entertaining trivia about them, but I can't remember what it is exactly.

I remember our little chat about them......apparently their singer had a solo record. They sound somewhere between the Only Ones and the Replacements.....a bit of Shoes in there as well.

Here's what they sound like.......

www.myspace.com/thecrashstreetkids[/quote]

That's right. Melvin James.(Planet Melvin) I swear I must have seen these guys at one time. I'm just drawing a blank right now. I'm definitely going senile. It really sucks

Eyesore wrote:

SAHB Healer wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Atomic Rooster - Anthology (2CD)

Which of their (several) double Anthologies is this? Some of them are built around the 1980 re-union material, and others have more of the "classic" songs. Both are worth having actually.

No idea. First time I've ever heard them (I think). It's this one, though:

[url=http://www.amazon.com/Anthology-Atomic-Rooster...

http://www.amazon.com/Anthology-Atomic-Rooster...[/quote[/url]]

That's the one you want. Enjoy!

tohostudios wrote:

I actually like some Blink182 but I also recognize it for what it is.

Sort of guilty pleasure for me, I like them but like you stated I recognize them for what they are.

Good to see your still around Eyesore, welcome back.

Judas Preist-Sin After Sin

I can now find out if MC666 knows what he's talking about .

THE BRIGGS - Back to higher ground

Olafsto wrote:

THE BRIGGS - Back to higher ground

I need to pick that one up.

Fates Warning - Inside Out (swapacd)

Alex

My last ever purchase at Circuit City with 70% off
Airbourne - Runnin Wild. I'm actually really liking this record so far.

Costco had some cool WA/Rhino 4 CD Sets for 19.00. I got the Ramones one.
Road To Ruin, Rocket To Russia, S/T, and Brain Drain. Glad I held off on getting those remasters before. Also Brain Drain was a needed upgrade.

And from the great Stormspell.com

High Tension - The Legacy
Manifest - Find A New Place
TKO - In Your Face
Tsunami - Tsunami
Revelation - Release
Killem - Muted
Enchanter - Defenders Of The Realm
Darkness - Bocholt Live Squad & Conclusion and Revival
Redrum - Power Corrupt$

U2 - No Line On The Horizon

The Firm - S/T
The Firm - Mean Business

the sentinel wrote:

The Firm - S/T
The Firm - Mean Business

Did you steal these from my mailbox?

xyz wrote:

U2 - No Line On The Horizon

Any good?



Vengeance Rising-Human Sacrifice

Heathendom-Nescience
Fates Warning-No Exit

The Huntingtons - Growing Up Is No Fun (Best Of)

The Lillingtons - Death By Television

Teenage Bottlerocket - S/T

from Goodwill and the CD Warehouse bargain bin:

SYMPHONY X- s/t
BLUE OYSTER CULT- "The Revolution By Night"
JIM WHITE- "Wrong-Eyed Jesus"

Yes - Magnification
Yes - Keys To Ascension I
Opeth - Blackwater Park
Iced Earth - Framing Armageddon: Something Wicked Part I
Iced Earth - The Crucible Of Man: Something Wicked Part II
Casiopea - Super Flight
Casiopea - The Soundography
Casiopea - Down Upbeat
Casiopea - Casiopea Perfect Live II