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I like the first two albums and the various EPs they did at that time. 'The Night Before' is also very cool, and I too don't mind 'No Remorse', as it has a handful of fun songs (so bad they're fun in some cases).
Favorite is the expanded version of Midnight Rendezvous. I think (not certain) that was a Combat release for the US (I don't think the 'normal' version of the s/t LP had US distribution, so for americans this was 'our' version of the first TB album, even if it was realy a re-vamped EP). The tracklisting on MR is a little better than the s/t IMO.
It's funny to see so many negative comments about Vic's vocals, as in the past I've heard more complaints about Marsh's vocals! Neither are my favorite singer of all time, but I don't mind either of them.
Good band that should have been bigger. They had a great combination of heaviness and melody. I should check out some of their other albums like 'Black Hearts...' some time.
Favorite is the expanded version of Midnight Rendezvous. I think (not certain) that was a Combat release for the US (I don't think the 'normal' version of the s/t LP had US distribution, so for americans this was 'our' version of the first TB album, even if it was realy a re-vamped EP). The tracklisting on MR is a little better than the s/t IMO.
It's funny to see so many negative comments about Vic's vocals, as in the past I've heard more complaints about Marsh's vocals! Neither are my favorite singer of all time, but I don't mind either of them.
Good band that should have been bigger. They had a great combination of heaviness and melody. I should check out some of their other albums like 'Black Hearts...' some time.
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I dig them both.
"Black Hearts And Jaded Spades" also sounds quite similar to "Night Of The Blade" in my opinion.
Is "No Remorse" where Pozz took over on vocals and the band turned more commercial sounding oriented?
I own "No Remorse", but I've never heard "Ain't Misbehavin'", so I'm wondering if the big change wasn't sooner.
I've got to get that one...
"Black Hearts And Jaded Spades" also sounds quite similar to "Night Of The Blade" in my opinion.
Is "No Remorse" where Pozz took over on vocals and the band turned more commercial sounding oriented?
I own "No Remorse", but I've never heard "Ain't Misbehavin'", so I'm wondering if the big change wasn't sooner.
I've got to get that one...
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