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The The Next Band EP is quite historical priestish influenced real early Heavy Metal. Wish there would be more songs like "Close encounters" on these expensive old british singles ...Astra Wally wrote:
Indeed, could it be the first NWOBHM single ever?Prowler wrote:The The Next Band EP is quite historical priestish influenced real early Heavy Metal. Wish there would be more songs like "Close encounters" on these expensive old british singles ...
Hm ... hard to say. The Red single was from 1977, but I'm not sure if we can call it "Heavy Metal". Hard Rock something with Heavy Metal influences for sure. There are a few more NWOBHM singles from 78 but none (as far as I remember, or those that I know) with double bass drumming and "that" speed! There's only Judas Priest on "Sin after sin" and "Stained class" who offered similar power and surely had been TNB's main influence. But TNB has for sure some of the very first real speedy Heavy Metal songs before 1980 on vinyl.Astra Wally wrote:Indeed, could it be the first NWOBHM single ever?Prowler wrote:The The Next Band EP is quite historical priestish influenced real early Heavy Metal. Wish there would be more songs like "Close encounters" on these expensive old british singles ...
I'm sure you are pretty much hating Fear Of God, so I will gladly help you and ease your pain.Prowler wrote: some collection fillers at reasonable prices ...
Minty LP?Nö, vinyl has a scuff in the last track but it's not hearable. Unfortunately I like the album ... it's kinda morbid. I really wonder that Warner Bros. (!!!) released it and not any well known METAL label.lox wrote:I'm sure you are pretty much hating Fear Of God, so I will gladly help you and ease your pain.Prowler wrote: some collection fillers at reasonable prices ...
Any possible upload for Poisonoise ,please?Astra Wally wrote:Indeed, could it be the first NWOBHM single ever?Prowler wrote:The The Next Band EP is quite historical priestish influenced real early Heavy Metal. Wish there would be more songs like "Close encounters" on these expensive old british singles ...
Yep I'll do that soonMEXDefenderOfSteel wrote:Any possible upload for Poisonoise ,please?Astra Wally wrote:Indeed, could it be the first NWOBHM single ever?Prowler wrote:The The Next Band EP is quite historical priestish influenced real early Heavy Metal. Wish there would be more songs like "Close encounters" on these expensive old british singles ...
Go for it! Quite listenable melodic Hard Rock/Metal. He just wasn't only a good guitarist, but also vocalist. Saw that he joined Classica in the 90's ...Keir wrote:How is that Ablonczy Mihaly LP? I love Hungarian HR/HM but my knowledge is pretty limited to the "well-known" bands (Pokolgep, Ossian, P. Box, etc.)
It's everything but not crappy. The guitarist is selling rest copies on ebay.The Sentinel wrote:I remember Aurora being quite crappy; use to have it but traded it away quickly.
