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This isn't a great song but still worth a watch - Assasin - Metal Storm (1986):

If any Aussies have (or know where to find) the Metal Madness TV commercial from '85/6 I'll send you a million dollars.

Metalucifer: Warriors Ride On Chariots - "Victory to the punk rock scene"

Angel Witch: Confused - "someone I can really own"

Prowler wrote:

Nonseinormale65 wrote:

Cochino wrote:

Damn, that looks like Sepultura

I was thinking Sad Iron!

This is pretty eclectic, cool cover though.

The S&M thing probably comes from the bands knowing that the leather they're wearing comes from somewhere...

Back to topic: how about Raven's Don't Need Your Money, is that about a sugar daddy?

Supernaut were great and there's a whole heap of gay-themed glam and punk but this is a metal forum! I consider Balls To The Wall more 'gay' than others do, taking all this into account: The cover art: google "Robert Mapplethorpe Patrice NYC". The shirtless, linked arms inner sleeve. The "unknown ma...

I agree. Modern mastering practises make it unlistenable. But there's still the occasional engineer who knows what he's doing.
And old CD masterings were just bliss. I've spent god knows how much on replacing crap modern CDs with the originals.

This tells me all I need to know about these re-issues - this music deserves better (which is the Japanese pressings)!
http://dr.loudness-war.info/album/view/144246

High Roller are re-issuing Fit For Fight, which is the best CD news in ages for me. The previous CDs sound like garbage so I can't wait to hear what HR do with it!

Raining Blood in an electricity ad is pretty amusing but this is so much more rousing! Everyone sings along when one of these ads come on.

So much to love about this!

The Australian Tyrant in 1984:

Canadian band Disaster Area appear in the 1989 'Night Creatures' episode of Alfred Hithchcock Presents. The English version isn't on YT so this will have to do.

Avenger wrote:

Metalion_SOS wrote:Plus, I'd love a quality label like High Roller to tackle (and do proper remasters for) Avenger-Prayers Of Steel, Witch Cross-FFF, Warrant's album and EP, Atlain's both

What's wrong with the CD pressings of these that already exist?

Too compressed for my liking.