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It does have some fucking badass cover art though...ION BRITTON wrote:And BLACKWYCH with their "Out of control" LP, which i don't like.
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I'm trying to think here.... There was the *In God's Own Image* compilation series - V/A, I think there were three altogether of those. There was a 90s band called Doomsgame who had a mini LP out, then there is of course Thin Lizzy, demo bands I can remember are few: Septic Snails, Fifth Dominion, Lamentations, Mind's Eye come to mind... There was nothing in Ireland in the 80s. You must remember that it was a time of recession, mass unemployment, mass emigration, nobody had anything! Watch the film *The Commitments* and anything by Roddy Doyle should give you an idea of what it was like.
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That's true! Surely one of the best.Avenger wrote:It does have some fucking badass cover art though...ION BRITTON wrote:And BLACKWYCH with their "Out of control" LP, which i don't like.
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I'll join in on that. The album is forgettable though, and some times it seems they didn't quite know what they were doing.ION BRITTON wrote:That's true! Surely one of the best.Avenger wrote:It does have some fucking badass cover art though...ION BRITTON wrote:And BLACKWYCH with their "Out of control" LP, which i don't like.
Didn't know Ezy Meat were Irish, but they're not that good either.
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Has anyone heard the 2nd EZY MEAT album? The 1st one did absolutely nothing to me. Is it in the same vein? An upload would be much appreciated.
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EZY MEAT's "Not For Wimps" is a classic, while"Rock Your Brains"has its good parts...moreover "Rocking The Colosseum" is a nice comp with live recordings and a demo track, I like them!
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I guess that makes sense. Too much reality can't be good for the Heavy Metal spiritPiotr Sargnagel wrote:There was nothing in Ireland in the 80s. You must remember that it was a time of recession, mass unemployment, mass emigration, nobody had anything! Watch the film *The Commitments* and anything by Roddy Doyle should give you an idea of what it was like.
Many of the bands mentioned are featured in the NWOBHM Encyclopedia, so I guess that would make them Northern Irish? Kinda makes me curious which band(s) could be cosidered the first bona-fide Heavy Metal band from The Republic Of Ireland. After all they did spawn THIN LIZZY, so you'd think at least a handful of kids would carry the torch into the 80's.
...and PRIMORDIAL are indeed amazing. So bloody great it hurts.
80's HM or later, more brutal stuff?There was the *In God's Own Image* compilation series - V/A, I think there were three altogether of those.
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Well I must say I really like the output from Ireland back in the 80's....maybe it's the fact that so few bands were doing it back then but EZY MEAT first album is excellent I think and the second is okish. BLACKWYCH "out of control" is an album which I really like and also DRIVESHAFT were from Cork and the first band I ever saw live when they supported SAXON in Cork back in 83. Gerry Lane the vocalist with them now has a blues bar in the Canary islands...
Other bands that appeared on the Green metal compilation did very little outside of that bar a single or so...
Another band from N. Ireland who were around in the mid 80's and I thought they were pretty good was WHITE ROXX and their demo "on the roxx" actually good stuff and not quite as glammy as their name suggests.
The thing with many of these acts around in the early to mid 80's is that they had some influences that leaned more towards Rory Gallagher and the blues as much as the NWOBHM which may not appeal to your avaerage metal fan but I like myself .It wasn't really until 88 or so when things began to take a turn for the better with more bands influenced by the whole thrash thing appearing and you got stuff like CHROMATIC DEATH [later MORAL CRUSADE remember their lp?],JUDGMENT, KEMI KILL, KILLER WATT, ASPHYXIA [Later became MORPHOSIS]. A few of them good at the time like KILLER WATT and ASPHYXIA but other stuff hasn't aged so well.
I guess there is truth in what Piotr said in relation to the economic state of Ireland back in the 80's and the effect it had on the metal here or lack thereof.
Other bands that appeared on the Green metal compilation did very little outside of that bar a single or so...
Another band from N. Ireland who were around in the mid 80's and I thought they were pretty good was WHITE ROXX and their demo "on the roxx" actually good stuff and not quite as glammy as their name suggests.
The thing with many of these acts around in the early to mid 80's is that they had some influences that leaned more towards Rory Gallagher and the blues as much as the NWOBHM which may not appeal to your avaerage metal fan but I like myself .It wasn't really until 88 or so when things began to take a turn for the better with more bands influenced by the whole thrash thing appearing and you got stuff like CHROMATIC DEATH [later MORAL CRUSADE remember their lp?],JUDGMENT, KEMI KILL, KILLER WATT, ASPHYXIA [Later became MORPHOSIS]. A few of them good at the time like KILLER WATT and ASPHYXIA but other stuff hasn't aged so well.
I guess there is truth in what Piotr said in relation to the economic state of Ireland back in the 80's and the effect it had on the metal here or lack thereof.
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Aye. Ezy Meat were a Norn Iron band, from County Armagh.DaN wrote:Many of the bands mentioned are featured in the NWOBHM Encyclopedia, so I guess that would make them Northern Irish?
Anyone fancy uploading the Asphyxia/Morphosis & Tricifix demos?
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