Didn't know there's a Goatvulva boot. Never saw one so I guess it's rare as hell.deathster wrote:It seems that Argentinan guys who made some black/death bootlegs some years ago (Morbid, Goatvulva, Mayhem) is moving to other level (Metallica, Slayer etc etc). These have been sold during last 6 months for ridiculous prices (many times supposedly limited to 10pcs). And it started off with bootleg tapes years ago.doomedplanet wrote:Anyone know where this came from? Seems kind of foolish to get something like that from Argentina...
http://cgi.ebay.com/Stormchild-Big-Dais ... 414b60042a
Need info on some records (OLD'n'LOCKED)
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The Sentinel
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Long Live The Loud !!!
That Epitaph is a Thrash Metal band and the other two play Death Metal.sagrotan wrote:in Ekeroth's book there are 2 EPITAPHs mentioned but both seem to be different bands as their discographies do not include that record..AndyWhite wrote:Please, somebody must be sitting on a lot of info on this:
Epitaph - Tranquillity (World Fluid Records -92).
There's nothing written about them on the net. In Swedish HR & HM enc. the information only states the most basic like members and stuff. I wanna know how many ex there is and something about the label. I bet something is written about it in Ekeroth's [/i]Swedish Death Metal. I don't have access to that book...yet.
Sorry for repeating
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N.W.O.O.F.G.M.
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Crush - Kingdom of the Kings
Does it come with a lyric sheet or not?
A friend of mine bought the record as soon as it was released, hot off the presses. His copy, which btw i *ahem* borrowed, has no lyrics sheet.
However, the copy I got a couple of weeks ago, actually has one.
My friend does not usually take good care of his records, so he might have lost it (he doesn't remember), especially when it comes to an album he is not that much into.
Does it come with a lyric sheet or not?
A friend of mine bought the record as soon as it was released, hot off the presses. His copy, which btw i *ahem* borrowed, has no lyrics sheet.
However, the copy I got a couple of weeks ago, actually has one.
My friend does not usually take good care of his records, so he might have lost it (he doesn't remember), especially when it comes to an album he is not that much into.
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A friend in need is a friend indeed.....N.W.O.O.F.G.M. wrote:Crush - Kindom of the Kings
Does it come with a lyric sheet or not?
A friend of mine bought the record as soon as it was released, hot off the presses. His copy, which btw i *ahem* borrowed, has no lyrics sheet.
However, the copy I got a couple of weeks ago, actually has one.
My friend does not usually take good care of his records, so he might have lost it (he doesn't remember), especially when it comes to an album he is not that much into.
Never trust the Goblin King....
Yes, Epitaph is a swedish Thrash band. It's a good album and therefore strange it's not more known. Thanks anyway!Avenger wrote:That Epitaph is a Thrash Metal band and the other two play Death Metal.sagrotan wrote:in Ekeroth's book there are 2 EPITAPHs mentioned but both seem to be different bands as their discographies do not include that record..AndyWhite wrote:Please, somebody must be sitting on a lot of info on this:
Epitaph - Tranquillity (World Fluid Records -92).
There's nothing written about them on the net. In Swedish HR & HM enc. the information only states the most basic like members and stuff. I wanna know how many ex there is and something about the label. I bet something is written about it in Ekeroth's [/i]Swedish Death Metal. I don't have access to that book...yet.
Sorry for repeating
An original copy of this went on ebay a couple months ago for over $3000!doomedplanet wrote:Anyone know where this came from? Seems kind of foolish to get something like that from Argentina...
http://cgi.ebay.com/Stormchild-Big-Dais ... 414b60042a
Seeing I'm here anyway anyone have a copy, seen a copy, have a rip of it, anything, help end the search http://www.popsike.com/JAMIE-LEE-SAINT- ... 85092.html
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The Erlking
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How common Mephisto (GER) - Mephisto LP exactly is? I've seen their second album several times but never the debut. I recently heard it and it's perfect teutonic power/speed and I need the originals.
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I think I've seen the debut mini more often than the LP. It's relatively common and shouldn't cost you more than €20 tops. It's a good one, but not "Teuotonic" enough for Teutonic Metal imo..The Erlking wrote:How common Mephisto (GER) - Mephisto LP exactly is? I've seen their second album several times but never the debut. I recently heard it and it's perfect teutonic power/speed and I need the originals.
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both mephisto are so fucking great! period!DaN wrote:I think I've seen the debut mini more often than the LP. It's relatively common and shouldn't cost you more than €20 tops. It's a good one, but not "Teuotonic" enough for Teutonic Metal imo..The Erlking wrote:How common Mephisto (GER) - Mephisto LP exactly is? I've seen their second album several times but never the debut. I recently heard it and it's perfect teutonic power/speed and I need the originals.
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The Erlking
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Well the vocalist sounded at times almost like John Arch and the music had slight US vibe but to me some choruses sounded similar to early Helloween and the like. My opinion's based on just one listening how ever so it might rub me different way next time. Anyway I'm going to keep my eyes open for this one.DaN wrote:It's a good one, but not "Teuotonic" enough for Teutonic Metal imo..
"The very Hemoglobin of a persons blood is based on IRON! The same Iron in the earth that you turn into STEEL, that is in everyone." -Michael Coffey, Stone Vengeance
what i would have written if my english was better. yes, i think they're more US sounding than german.The Erlking wrote:Well the vocalist sounded at times almost like John Arch and the music had slight US vibe but to me some choruses sounded similar to early Helloween and the like. My opinion's based on just one listening how ever so it might rub me different way next time. Anyway I'm going to keep my eyes open for this one.DaN wrote:It's a good one, but not "Teuotonic" enough for Teutonic Metal imo..
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