Klipp-Rock Vol. 1 LP 1987 |
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| Label: | Ox-Ljud | #: | LP-0001 | Country: | Sweden |
| Info: | On the east coast of Sweden lies the town of Oxelösund, from which this obscure-looking mixed affair originates. One of the most interesting but also harder-to-find Swedish local compilations. Followed up by, or possibly accompanied by a 7" volume 2. | ||||
CONTENT
bold = exclusive track / normal = non-exclusive track / = non-metal
Tracklist side A:
Heavy blues rock.
ZZ Top-style blues rock.- STEEL ARROWS - Love Is A Game
A simply fantastic, ultra-catchy melodic Metal tune in a style similar to Sadwings, Blacksmith, Proud etc. Thankfully no relation to the disappointing "Loud Guitars" 7" guys with the same name. - STEEL ARROWS - Man Of Loose
Another 'ballad B-side' I'm afraid, though not the worst in the genre.
Punk cover of Swedish 1800-century song writer Bellman's "Fredmans Song N:o 21".
Tracklist side B:
Melodic punk rock.
Without a doubt one of the most limpwristed versions of the song ever recorded.
Incredibly lame soft pop.- HELS - Caos [sic] On Earth
While none of the Doom from their hightly coveted '85 debut 7" is present, this is still excellent Heavy Metal sounding like a particularly heavy mix of early Gotham City and Heavy Load. - HELS - Living Dead
Another excellent addition to the family of songs with a Halloween-theme, this even heavier number is my fave out of their 4 recorded tracks.
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