Contents have not been announced, this has just shown up on their discography. Of course I love the early material but the Thundersteel era I listen to a lot too. Looking forward to hearing whatever gems are unearthed. Ah, that would explain why the only mention of it that i could find was a brief ...

Haven't read Stark's book, but the one Malc has done and which I do own dates back to the late 90's or early 00's. There was no google at that time, no M-A, no gigabytes of mp3s circulating on the www. I can't compare those circumstances with the situation nowadays. It's also focused on one thing a...

The entirety of the production was done by the band themselves. From the recording to the artwork. There are assuredly flaws throughout, but in effect it's an accurate snapshot of the band at the time the music was made. What better representation? In short, like it or lump it! It's nice that you'r...

I need to buy this box set too. Early material by them live or otherwise is essential. I guess you know High Roller has so Riot releases in there "to be released" list? : DLP RIOT - Archives Volume 1: 1976-1981 CD RIOT - Archives Volume 1: 1976-1981 DLP RIOT - Archives Volume 2: 1982-1983...

I'm not usually a huge fan of live albums, but i'm thinking i'll make an exception & get this: RIOT : The Official Bootleg Box Set Volume 1 (1976-1980) Six Disc Set culled from Mark Reale's Own Archives https://www.cherryred.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/RIOT.jpg To Be Released September 29, ...

Avenger wrote:In all seriousness, what the hell does this band name mean?

No idea, but i wondered if the name was perhaps inspired by Bill Cosby's favourite (alleged) date-rape drug, the quaalude?

This 2nd EP sounds much better, particularly liking 'New Atomic Age' & the Storm cover. Was thinking of picking up the CD when it's released, but please tell me that this nonsense isn't the actual artwork for the CD version: https://www.hrrshop.de/QUAYDE-LAHUEE-Day-Of-The-Oppressor-CD_1 I like a...

I went looking around to see if i could find any further info about the forthcoming TKO album & stumbled across a brand new in-depth interview with Brad Sinsel in an Argentinean zine called Thundersteel. It's a fascinating read, and also covers Sinsel's pre & post TKO bands. Most of the mag ...

Just stumbled across a 'new' TKO release, & the promise of more to follow: http://d310a9hpolx59w.cloudfront.net/product_photos/53538563/TKO_20Single_201_20-_20Copy_original.JPG http://dlp2gfjvaz867.cloudfront.net/product_photos/53538596/TKO_20Single_202_20-_20Copy_original.JPG Special Limited Ed...

These three seem pretty kick ass, esp. the Texas' one, but q104 may get played more these days. Further investigation will follow. The Texas station has been consistently good every time i've checked it out, definitely the most corroseum friendly statio i've found so far. Them good ole boys know th...

A friend of mine recently put me on to a site which collates & streams digital radio stations from all around the world & i've been enjoying messing around with it & have found a few good stations which serve up Corroseum friendly fare. Thought i'd pass on the links & if folks do the...

That GYPSY band, sounds like good stuff. Didn't know them, thanks Bigfoot ! Actually they remind me a bit of HOMER: The first 2 Gypsy albums are really enjoyable, but thereafter they lost most of the progressive elements & wrote shorter more commercial songs. Whilst there are still some good tr...

Now everyone has a weak spot for country music ( :?: ) Of course we do, dagnabbit. :lol: To get back on topic a little, there are many moments on the first 2 albums by Gypsy (the Minneapolis band) that somehow remind me of the atmosphere of Ashbury if not their actual sound. The song below from the...

Appreciate the shares malegys, can't believe how little people bother to comment on the uploads here recently.