SALEM SPADE - Witch hunt demo '88 + Legacy of hate demo '89

VENIN - Pensees Pour Eux

ALKATEYA - Lycanthropy (Burning still)

Killer band! All songs slay!

ROTTING CHRIST - Thy mighty contract

I must rip it first goddamn it!!! Great and very underated stuff! Us metal fans will be begging for more!

NEMESIS (GRE) - Against the past demo. Top-notch prog/power, amazing vocals.

Korgüll wrote:

The Sentinel wrote:HEATHEN'S RAGE-S/T (COVER DAMAGE) (how damaged is the cover ??

The back cover is ripped, but vinyl fine
I can get it for $15

I would buy it

TAROT - The spell of iron.

Death is promised in your birth!

MEGADETH - My last words. The PERFECT 'Deth song!

On that level, anyone that drinks lots or is generally chemically dependent, is anti-Heavy Metal. Think about it, what are the values that HM is about? Willpower, independency of thought and action, a desire for self-betterment, triumph over death! Haha, that's the "clean" (not necessaril...

It never had to do with loyalty of the fans to their band. I don't undestand what's that supposed to mean anyway. Besides, i think that not even Manowar themselves are loyal to their beliefs. The beliefs of "Hail to England", "Sign of the hammer","Into glory ride" or &q...

OK, if you did like Gods of War, it's fine with me. But if you also happen to like Warriors of the world AND Sons of odin AND Louder than hell AND all those meaningless DVDs they put out the last years, then i can safely say that you are indeed stuck deeply into Manowar. And even if 99.9% of the met...

That wasn't really my point up there. I don't think that many of the above mentioned fans do listen to what you have to say. Trying to make a discussion with them is like trying to find the exit on a dead end street, that is at least what i've experienced before. I always accept that ''matter of tas...

Oh...and that thing bout the"die-hard" Manowar fans: I WOULD NEVER CALL A DIE-HARD MANOWAR FAN A"PERSON" WHO FINDS INTERESTING ONLY THEIR FIRST 4 ALBUMS...that's REALLY getting on my nerves! :x :? No, no, a die hard MANOWAR fan is something more than "the first 4 albums&quo...