I'm listening to Jacula and it sound pretty interesting, but it's not a kind of music you can actually judge with a couple of spins. But it's creepy and even has some cool riffs here and there. Thanks for the reccomendation. i only have in cauda semper stat venenum and i like it a lot...especially ...

What about ARPIA? That's KILLER stuff! I have all 3 of their 80's demos instock.

Helm wrote:This looks pretty amazing. I'll get the CD possibly. What with Stygian Shore also (which I reviewed for electric-requiem and will be up soon) you seem to have a pretty awesome taste in Heavy Metal.

Thanks for the review, looking forward to reading it.... please post it up when it's ready.

Slight change for the LP pressing

200 Black/Purple Haze
300 Black

666 (Norway)... anyone have this?

As long as we're getting the old recordings......

Check out this thread at Hellride Music. Neudi from the band Viron got in contact with the band and remastered the album himself. If anyone wants to rerelease it, he's the guy to get in touch with. http://www.hellridemusic.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9329&highlight=poisonoise I read that... and ...

Check out this thread at Hellride Music. Neudi from the band Viron got in contact with the band and remastered the album himself. If anyone wants to rerelease it, he's the guy to get in touch with. http://www.hellridemusic.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9329&highlight=poisonoise I read that... and ...

I'll be talking of CD die-hard releases here but it is the same idea in general anyway. When I do a die-hard portion of a particular release I look at it as a way of recuperating CASH towards the release. Coz once the release is out all distros only want to trade for it. There are maybe 1 or 2 dist...

One reason why people are buying more vinyl might be because CDs just might be phased out one day and investing in vinyl is not that much more expensive than a CD nowadays... I sell CDs and Vinyl for virtually the same price.... I grew up in the mid 90's and grew up on CDs and CD re-issues... I alwa...

I'll take one next round if I can be put on the ondeck list.

Anyone who doesn't like a free record is insane....

i don't think everything about mr. varney said is true. the strangest think of him was that he could never sell anything of his catalogue outside US. but sure i forgive him about that. and i believe that he gave some of the rights of his releases ...like george bellas, macalpine and chastain's firs...

i don't think everything about mr. varney said is true. the strangest think of him was that he could never sell anything of his catalogue outside US. but sure i forgive him about that. and i believe that he gave some of the rights of his releases ...like george bellas, macalpine and chastain's firs...

While I do not condone bootlegs I want to make a comment on the following statement: Mike Varney owns everything that was on Shapnel (EVERYTHING) any and all CD's of this stuff that are not on Shrapnel ARE BOOTLEGS and he has been known to take the time to stop it. In the few times I met Varney I f...

This day an age, I figure we can all make our own covers, back inserts, etc and just settle for a CDR and stick it in the collection? I agree. I've been burned in the past buying bootlegs and will not do it again. You spend lots of money and get a CD where half the tracks are mis-spelled, poor CD p...