Old Spanish metal
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That wiggly thing is a Tilde. Not quite as tr00 as the Circumflex, but almost.
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I'm always impressed at the breadth of knowledge amongst Corroseumites. I come for the Metal, but i stay for the language lessons.
DaN, if you ever do a Spanish compilation for the site, you should keep "That wiggly thing is a Tilde. Not quite as tr00 as the Circumflex, but almost" in mind as a prospective title.
BTW, i finally found the time to give the Vizio Mini LP a proper listen & found myself smiling all the way through it. Perhaps not the most complex compositions you'll ever hear, but highly effective & delivered with loads of energy & a certain feel-good enthusiasm that's sorely lacking in most Metal made in the here & now. Thanks for the share.

DaN, if you ever do a Spanish compilation for the site, you should keep "That wiggly thing is a Tilde. Not quite as tr00 as the Circumflex, but almost" in mind as a prospective title.

BTW, i finally found the time to give the Vizio Mini LP a proper listen & found myself smiling all the way through it. Perhaps not the most complex compositions you'll ever hear, but highly effective & delivered with loads of energy & a certain feel-good enthusiasm that's sorely lacking in most Metal made in the here & now. Thanks for the share.
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Posers! Only umlauts are Trüe!
Seriously though, I had a feeling you'd enjoy Vizio, kit. As for a Spanish comp-sampler, I only have material for 2/3 yet, but it will happen eventually, as the collection grows..
Seriously though, I had a feeling you'd enjoy Vizio, kit. As for a Spanish comp-sampler, I only have material for 2/3 yet, but it will happen eventually, as the collection grows..
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As a callow youth i too believed that umlauts must be 'the secret sign', but i was soon to find that this wasn't always the case. Picture my 11 year old face as i tried to make some sense of Amon Düül II's 'Phallus Dei' which i'd bought thinking it must surely be Metallic coz the fellas were long hairs & the umlauts were present & correct.

The Vizio record was a really nice surprise. Over the length of a full LP their charm could have worn off, but they kept it concise instead & it played to their strengths perfectly.
A future Spanish comp is something i'd certainly welcome as i'm not too well educated on the 80s Spanish scene, but the likes of Storm, Pan & Regaliz and Tapiman from the previous decade are firm favourites round these parts.
Ever heard these guys? This was the B Side from their lone 45, 1979's 'Rock Mama'. The A-Side is pretty bloodless commercial boogie but this flip has some great guitarwork.
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Surprising, how powerful this sounds, OK, it's from 1992, but still. And quite compelling. The yellow cover reminds me of WILD PUSSY's rarity, only this one's more yellow

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Back to Spain again:

CROM - Steel For An Age LP 1987
I reckon this is the type of album that would have some die-hard fans out there. Me I'm mosty put off by the vocals - occationally.
New rip by me since the one I made ages ago was missing the intro for some reason (???)

CROM - Steel For An Age LP 1987
I reckon this is the type of album that would have some die-hard fans out there. Me I'm mosty put off by the vocals - occationally.
New rip by me since the one I made ages ago was missing the intro for some reason (???)
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Back to Spain with this really good Split-LP (MLP?)

MASADA/ARCANGEL - Split LP 1990 review
It seems to be quite unknown - I certainly haven't heard any mentions of it before, which is surprising considering its quality. Judge yourself:


It seems to be quite unknown - I certainly haven't heard any mentions of it before, which is surprising considering its quality. Judge yourself:
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More great tilde-Steel, once again in Split-format:
THARNA/AGO - Ceuta Rock '86 split-EP 1987 review
My rip:

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Srsly, both these splits are well worth checking out, so let me know what you think...Re: Old Spanish metal
Hey Dan! Thanks for this 2 Split-LP's! I was curious about them since quite some time.
But at the end i am not a big fan.
THARNA is good
AGO and ARCANGEL are not bad but quite average (usual) spanish metal-
And MASADA ise somewhere in between.
But at the end i am not a big fan.
THARNA is good
AGO and ARCANGEL are not bad but quite average (usual) spanish metal-
And MASADA ise somewhere in between.