The Corroseum

Shit, I almost forgot about that space travel story. Thanks for reminding me. She seemed like an honest person to me and she had an awesome 80s heavy metal collection, but claiming the Ancient Greeks already ventured into space 2500 years ago and saying that there's actual proof ... That's just wait...

Blasfemia are beyond handling instruments!

Don't worry, I didn't take it as an insult

Yes, I'm serious. For me they are up there with:
Manilla Road - Crystal Logic
Satan's Host - Metal From Hell
Lester Maddox - Gothic Lore
...

Killen is top 5 heavy metal!

@nasty uwe:
Heavy Load is a bootleg: check the matrix numbers in the description.

TheMetalMan wrote:what is that next to the Insane lp?

chatzial wrote:

That's Eudoxis.

People just look for different things in music. For some people it's all about riffs, for other people it's all about heavy sounds, while others look for honesty and realness. Someone who appreciates honesty and realness, will find a lot of it in Wheelz Of Steel. But you're right, it's not because s...

It's all just a matter of taste. In my opinion, most 90s thrash CDs are full of talentless garbage. It's not because someone can play, that the music they make is good. Sometimes very badly performed music has a special charm, making it good. Have you ever heard The Shaggs - Philosophy Of The World?...

How much does the Svaty Vincent CD (Monitor)?

When was that book published?

You're right about the labels, they don't look seventies. But still, everything's possible. According to you, what's the tracklist of the popsike LPs? Do they also have the bonustracks or not? I don't know. I think they have the original 4-song tracklist.

If what you say is true about there being no real 1972 pressing and that all those expensive German Oak LPs that have been sold in the last ten years (see popsike.com) are the same as your copy (with bonus tracks), don't you think it's weird that not a single one of all those people started spreadin...

Maybe. Since all of Popoffs' books are riddled with mistakes I'll reserve judgement on that until someone shows me a photo of the real thing. Then I'll change my opinion. According to Martin Popoffs' book "The collector's guide to Heavy Metal: The Seventies" The German Oak album was originally prin...

oh yes of course German Oak is a bootleg. It was recorded in 1972 but was never released until a cd came out in the mid 90's. Someone made a bootleg of it right around 2001. I bought it new from a mailorder dealer for $25 in 2001. There is another German Oak album which isn't as good that is cd onl...