N.w.o.b.h.m. 7" rippers!

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I don't know why anybody hasn't done it so far, but TRIARCHY deserve a mention here. Especially their first 7'' Save the Khan/Juliet's tomb , which is an excellent piece of early NWOBHM. Quite similar to what SARACEN or DAWNWATCHER did some years later. For me it's one of the first real crossover releases in general. A-side, Save the Khan, is simply a killer atmospheric epic hard rock tune. The monstrous riffing and the enchanting and quite pompous keys travel you back in time in forgotten imaginary realms. On the other side, Juliet's tomb is more sludgey and you can certainly feel a strange and creepy graveyard atmosphere in there. Great track, anyhow. IMO the following 7" was not in the same league yet it remains a recommendable piece of the first NWOBHM period.
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It's not an obscure NWOBHM 7" ripper, but following record is in my opinion one of the best NWOBHM outputs EVER !!! I "re-discovered" this gem lately after not playing it for "ages". It completely blew me away again. It's simple but so incredible effective. Another great example why Heavy Metal will never DIE !!! You can play this one in the year 2087 and it will destroy once again everything that will be played then.

HOLOCAUST: The Nightcomers LP = GENIOUS

Heavy metal mania = the last song at your funeral ??
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The Sentinel wrote: HOLOCAUST: The Nightcomers LP = GENIOUS

Heavy metal mania = the last song at your funeral ??
Yes but don't forget that the GRAVESTONE must be put with the sound of ''I Love The Night''.Haha :x

Two good NWOBHM single is Elixir's-Treachery
Wikkyd Vikker-Black Of The Night what a killer Riff!
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The Sentinel wrote:
HOLOCAUST: The Nightcomers LP = GENIOUS
HOLOCAUST: The hypnosis of birds = Even better!
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Let's revive this thread

Bleakhouse: Lions In Winter 7" : Awesome single with the hit "Chase The Wind""
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The Sentinel wrote:Let's revive this thread

Bleakhouse: Lions In Winter 7" : Awesome single with the hit "Chase The Wind""
Fuck, I need to put on some BLEAK HOUSE as soon as I get home and open the first beer of the weekend. Maybe follow it w/ some KRAKEN (we need a Complete Discography LP NOW!), SPARTA and the LEGEND debut.
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15 Favourites:

Cynic - Suicide
Virtue - We Stand to Fight
Demon Pact - Eaten Alive
Apocalypse - Stormchild
Trident - Destiny
Marquis de Sade - Somewhere up in the Mountains
Dragonslayer - I Want Your Life
ARC - War of the Ring
Persian Risk - Ridin' High
Tyrant - Hold Back the Lightning
Scarab - Poltergeist
Hell - Save us From Those who Would Save us
Satanic Rites - Live to Ride (b-side is awesome)
Turbo - Charged for Glory
Charger - Desperadoes
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Dawnwatcher wrote: Turbo - Charged for Glory
"Chaaa - aarged For Gloryyy! [dum-di-dum-di-dum*]"

* = this tiny bassline is one of Metal's smallest greatest wonders.
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DaN wrote:
Dawnwatcher wrote: Turbo - Charged for Glory
"Chaaa - aarged For Gloryyy! [dum-di-dum-di-dum*]"

* = this tiny bassline is one of Metal's smallest greatest wonders.
Yeah, I agree. That bassline is pretty delightful, really. :D
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the best 7''s in the nwobhm ? too much to choose from ...
here's my faves I guess (in no particular order) :

Hell - Save us from those who would save us 7''
Marquis De Sade - Somewhere up in the mountains 7''
Dragonslayer - I want your life 7''
Steve Crowther Band - Red herring 7''
Big Daisy - Footprints on the water 7''
Arc - War of the ring 7''
Lady Jane - The sheer power of rock 7''
Stormqueen - Come silent the world 7''
Hollow Ground - Warlord EP
Dawnwatcher - Backlash 7''
Juno's Claw - Barbara EP
Spoonfull - Troubled times 7'' (the a side)
White Heat - Soldier of fortune 7''
Prowler - Forgotten angels 7''

and one that everybody worships and I really don't like and consider less than mediocre, Tyrant - hold back the lightning 7''. it's just boring, and the vocal is extremely annoying. The b-side starts so well and then turns into crap. the demo is a bit better.
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Boris wrote:7''
Steve Crowther Band - Red herring 7''
Lady Jane - The sheer power of rock 7''
Juno's Claw - Barbara EP

and one that everybody worships and I really don't like and consider less than mediocre, Tyrant - hold back the lightning 7''. it's just boring, and the vocal is extremely annoying. The b-side starts so well and then turns into crap. the demo is a bit better.
My interest for the first three grows more and more each day. if there are various problems to upload the whole 7''s, can we at least hear a sample of them (a minute perhaps) somehow?

The Tyrant 7'' is not a masterpiece due to the average b-side, but i cannot say the same thing for the demo material which is pure class all the way!
Good against Evil, Evil sure to win

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Y DIAWLED - Noson Y Blaidd - - - The Godliest Most Perfect & Epic UK METAL Masterpiece Ever!!!
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ION BRITTON wrote:
Boris wrote:7''
Steve Crowther Band - Red herring 7''
Lady Jane - The sheer power of rock 7''
Juno's Claw - Barbara EP

and one that everybody worships and I really don't like and consider less than mediocre, Tyrant - hold back the lightning 7''. it's just boring, and the vocal is extremely annoying. The b-side starts so well and then turns into crap. the demo is a bit better.
My interest for the first three grows more and more each day. if there are various problems to upload the whole 7''s, can we at least hear a sample of them (a minute perhaps) somehow?

The Tyrant 7'' is not a masterpiece due to the average b-side, but i cannot say the same thing for the demo material which is pure class all the way!
if someone would help out with some web space i can upload something
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Boris wrote:if someone would help out with some web space i can upload something
wwww.rapidshare.com ?
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Another one that definitely belongs here: TRESPASS: Brightlights EP; pure perfection, a fucking NWOBHM ripper IMO.
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