I guess it's a matter of perception. I don't care owning non-functionable objects. If it was to listen to back-ups, I would n't have bought it at the first place. There's also balance in there. Backups are essential, no matter if you intend on listening to them or not. I guess I only have like thre...

The lifespan of CD-R is rather limited. I've heard about an average of 12 years. This article says 10 years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD-R#Lifespan One way or another, I'm 42 years old and I plan to listen to metal until my death which I predict will come in approximately 50 years :mrgreen: . ...

Very cool stuff. All of Acid's releases are enjoyable, including the somewhat lackluster Engine Beast. I'm just glad they ended on a decent note.

Attacker and Stormwitch easily come to mind. First two albums by both bands are amazing.

The only reissue of theirs that I own is Threshold's 1993 EP, and it's a CD-R.

Doesn't really bother me, since even Cloven Hoof's Dominator reissue that I pre-ordered is an official CD-R. It came with a patch, too.

Khnud wrote:Guitar = Jim Barazza

I've been told that Jim Barraza will not be involved in this reunion, as Rober Garven and Tim Baker are not interested in working with him anymore. I know that Greg Lindstrom is most likely involved. Not sure about who will fill in for bass.

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http://rymimg.com/lk/f/l/82df784e125ce8a218e4359019a2c1aa/5837371.jpg Great album. The reissue is a great addition to any true metalhead's collection. I remember seeing longboxes of the original release. Currently playing Noisehunter's classic debut album. "Stormbringer" is the catchiest ...