OVERKILL L.A. interview?

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OVERKILL L.A. interview?

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Hey guys, I have the possibiliuty to do an interview with this L.A. act... do you think its work it.... I never liked their stuff much but considering it's an opportunity I'd like to know what you think....
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they seem like they probably have some interesting stories. burly guys from what i gather.

hell's getting hotter single kills. everything else, garbage.
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Is that the one on SST records w/ the totenkopf cover? Don't think I've ever heard them..
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Punky/Motörhead-ish stuff, ok in places.
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Is that the one on SST records w/ the totenkopf cover?
Correct Dan.
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big mouth wrote:
Is that the one on SST records w/ the totenkopf cover?
Correct Dan.
"Sooo... when did you decide to become nazis?" :lol:

But seriously, a Q or 2 about weather that cover ever got them in trouble w/ distributors, overtly pc underground scenes etc would be interesting I guess.
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Is that the one on SST records w/ the totenkopf cover?
Can you be a little more original Dan? :lol:
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alien laserblast wrote:hell's getting hotter single kills.
Totally agree with that.
I always wondered how such a Heavy act came to be on SST Records, Saint Vitus aside, there wasn't much else of a metallic nature on the label.
I assume they played with Punk bands mainly as St. V did initially?
At the time there wasn't much love lost or musical crossover between the Punk/Hardcore scene and the Metallers, as they straddled both camps i'm sure they have some interesting stories to tell about that.
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Strange indeed. They were even featured on a SST Punk sampler (don't remember the name) with bands such as HUSKER DU, BLACK FLAG and some others.
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From what I've been told this week end by a person who attended their shows back in '82/ '83 they often played with ST VITUS but also with SLAYER, BITCH...
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Yeah they were featured on "The Blasting Concept vol I" (1983) andf vol II (1986). SST records.
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