The Corroseum

msp wrote:The guy that runs/ran it is now living in New Zealand. You can find him on ebay under username rattlehead14

I've had some dealings with him. A pity he isn't releasing any more stuff. Very nice guy.

I have the early 90s re- of the Stonehouse Creek hard rock album from the early 70s. The CD actually goes for almost the same as the original vinyl nowadays ($100+). A great album.

I can only second what's written here - it's an album you should definitely have. I feel that band was a bit atypical of NWOBHM as they sounded a little American. There is a strong hint of the typical epic US metal about it, though there is still a strong NWOBHM feel.

Celelalte Cuvinte were kind of a progressive hard rock band, with some metallic moments but also some very 70s moments. At least the stuff I've heard of them.

That IceCross album is really cool, but then I generally like 70s stuff. Has anyone here heard the album called "Andrew" made by one of their members a few years later?

®O©O wrote:which one? polish or czech

The Polish ones. Don't think there's another Turbo in Dan's reviews...

I'm going and it'll be my first. Really looking forward to it, including the warm-up.

Just had to post this to say thanks a lot for praising those Turbo albums to Dan. They are indeed every thing he says about them in that review on the site, and the best thing is they were very easy to find too. Did not have to pay a lot and the albums are great. Again, thank you Dan. topic edited/a...

The first DQ album is essential. It has such a great atmosphere and the song writing is great. The second IMO isn't really as great, but if you really dig the first one, you need that too. Violence was a great let down for me. I never got into it, though I will probably play it a few more times to s...