Old Thrash & Metal Demos re-released on CD...

Metalgiant wrote:

Oh really have to add one killer Demo:
REVELATION-"Spiritual Wind"

The guys from Florida, who later changed their name to DAUPHIN.
Some of the member also played in a Band called BROTHER GRIMM.

Would you consider all these bands Christian, Olaf?

Revelation is back together, I think. They have released 2 or 3 titles this year!

kmorg wrote:

Metalgiant wrote:

Oh really have to add one killer Demo:
REVELATION-"Spiritual Wind"

The guys from Florida, who later changed their name to DAUPHIN.
Some of the member also played in a Band called BROTHER GRIMM.

Would you consider all these bands Christian, Olaf?

Revelation is back together, I think. They have released 2 or 3 titles this year!

Just got Revelation - Spiritual Wind on cdr..

Alex

REVELATION/DAUPHIN were 100% christian, btw the REVLEATION you are talking about has nothing to do with the band I mean.
The Florida guys I mentioned played classic Power Metal in the line of BARREN CROSS, IRON MAIDEN.....

As for NONPOINT/NONPOINT FACTOR, no do not think they were a christian band like NARNIA or STRYPER but came from a christian background and were lyrically more into social things.

Metalgiant wrote:

REVELATION/DAUPHIN were 100% christian, btw the REVLEATION you are talking about has nothing to do with the band I mean.
The Florida guys I mentioned played classic Power Metal in the line of BARREN CROSS, IRON MAIDEN.....

As for NONPOINT/NONPOINT FACTOR, no do not think they were a christian band like NARNIA or STRYPER but came from a christian background and were lyrically more into social things.

i like that nonpoint factor demo...

Alex

I would also like to see some Scapegoat stuff put out. Kind of groovy and and funny stuff. There has been talk of that over on the HM magazine board, where former members of Scapegoat have been reading and commenting, so that may happen.

The Wickeds End demos were released recently by Glenn Rowlands, for about $3 or something insanely low like that. I don't think they were cleaned up a whole lot, but there were some unreleased tracks on there.

I would second the Precious Death, also. Our Stinkin' Demo + Some New Songs. I have never actually even seen a complete song list for Some New Songs. What is on there? Isn't there a cover song there? I have Our Stinkin's Demo - pretty cool. Maybe someone will trade me a CDR of Some New Song for a CDR of Our Stinkin' Demo?

Ulysses Siren's Above the Ashes is excellent, and Have Mercy's The Years of Mercy (while inconsistent, with several vocalists and lead guitarists throughout) has some really great thrash as well.

ultmetal wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

IMMORTAL (pre-CIRCLE OF DUST)

Thick, thick, thick, thick, thick headed mule...

Thick-Headed Mule was first released on the demo they relesased under the Justifide Rebellion name.

Metalgiant wrote:

REVELATION/DAUPHIN were 100% christian, btw the REVLEATION you are talking about has nothing to do with the band I mean.
The Florida guys I mentioned played classic Power Metal in the line of BARREN CROSS, IRON MAIDEN.....

As for NONPOINT/NONPOINT FACTOR, no do not think they were a christian band like NARNIA or STRYPER but came from a christian background and were lyrically more into social things.

Saw my mistake after I posted.

So did Dauphin release anything? Was the Brother Grimm band a Christian band? What did they release?

I'd like to see more older Cryptic Slaughter and COC demos/live reissued.

kmorg wrote:

Metalgiant wrote:

REVELATION/DAUPHIN were 100% christian, btw the REVLEATION you are talking about has nothing to do with the band I mean.
The Florida guys I mentioned played classic Power Metal in the line of BARREN CROSS, IRON MAIDEN.....

As for NONPOINT/NONPOINT FACTOR, no do not think they were a christian band like NARNIA or STRYPER but came from a christian background and were lyrically more into social things.

Saw my mistake after I posted.

So did Dauphin release anything? Was the Brother Grimm band a Christian band? What did they release?

The Brother Grimm might have been Christian guys but the musics lyrical content was purely fairy tale and fable based.