This one in the Iron Works list: IW 1034 - Persia s/t [a.k.a.] First Strike (?) MLP/CD 1991
I'm pretty sure it only exists as MCD, not on vinyl. Is there anyone out there who has it on vinyl?
I think I asked Dave Richards when I purchased the MCD via ebay from him, and he said there was no vinyl. Though it has been years ago ... and I ask alot of people for their releases.
Prowler wrote:This one in the Iron Works list: IW 1034 - Persia s/t [a.k.a.] First Strike (?) MLP/CD 1991
I'm pretty sure it only exists as MCD, not on vinyl. Is there anyone out there who has it on vinyl?
I think I asked Dave Richards when I purchased the MCD via ebay from him, and he said there was no vinyl. Though it has been years ago ... and I ask alot of people for their releases.
You're probably right - don't know where that note came from. Cheers for the correction - fixed.
Another one:
Who will be the first to discover yet another test-pressing?!
For Greenworld GWC90527 Divine Rite "First Rite" Cassette release contains 2 bonus tracks not on either vinyl release titles are "Long Distance Call" and "Struggle" and here's a press release from 1984 that I found http://www.mediafire.com/file/j2v06racp ... s-9-84.pdf it's explain some of the history of both Greenworld and Enigma.
jamsonic1 wrote:For Greenworld GWC90527 Divine Rite "First Rite" Cassette release contains 2 bonus tracks not on either vinyl release titles are "Long Distance Call" and "Struggle" and here's a press release from 1984 that I found http://www.mediafire.com/file/j2v06racp ... s-9-84.pdf it's explain some of the history of both Greenworld and Enigma.
Late thanx for the info! Greenworld page updated w/ credits
A small Rumble Records page has been added. I've also started with a long overdue project of adding comments and micro-reviews to the titles in the labels index. I expect to finish in the late winter of 2027, so if I'm running late with updates around Xmas 2026, feel free to remind me.
I would have made a Chapa Discos page earlier, but it wasn't until recently that I noticed that they were a proper (mostly) Metal/HR label, at least in the 80's.
If anyone knows more about this release, please get in contact, either via the forum or by e-mail.
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SWEET PAIN - Back In L.A / I Get My Kicks
Sweet Pain and Tigertailz stick out like a sore thumb in Combat's back catalogue. Not that these bands were absolutely atrocious as they have a couple of minor redeeming qualities but they definitely don't fit in with the rest. I guess every label had to dabble in the glam scene so some extent.
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DaN, i just finished checking out the reworked Heavy Metal Records page & your line about Jim Dandy & Black Oak Arkansas 'The Black Attack Is Back' had me in stitches:
I could say they sound like Thor fronted by Mark Shelton, but then you'd piss your pants faster than I could add "..minus the Metal".
I needed that chuckle, many thanks.
Accurate too, i can't say as i ever considered Shelton & Dandy sounding alike before but now that you point it out there are some definite similarities in their voices.
Now i'm fantasising about Shelton & co. giving 'Mutants Of The Monster' a try.
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