New to me. I recognized a few titles after some looking around, but I can't quite figure out if it's a "real" Metal label or not...Avenger wrote:Possible next label - Rockwerk Records?
I've never seen or heard about a vinyl version of this record. Got a source?Avenger wrote:D & S:
DS318-0021 - I'm pretty sure that this is the Salvage - S/T album, also exists on CD from the same year, although, without any CAT #.
No source as information on this label is very scarce on the internet. I thought that perhaps stating my hunch would spark further conversation to figure it out though.DaN wrote:New to me. I recognized a few titles after some looking around, but I can't quite figure out if it's a "real" Metal label or not...Avenger wrote:Possible next label - Rockwerk Records?
Btw:I've never seen or heard about a vinyl version of this record. Got a source?Avenger wrote:D & S:
DS318-0021 - I'm pretty sure that this is the Salvage - S/T album, also exists on CD from the same year, although, without any CAT #.
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I think SALVAGE was just one of the many CD-only releases by D&S in the 90's - I've got a feeling I would have seen a reference to an LP somewhere by now if it really existed.Avenger wrote:No source as information on this label is very scarce on the internet. I thought that perhaps stating my hunch would spark further conversation to figure it out though.
P.S. Update my last bunch of corrections, haha...
I checked up on Cleopatra before but wrote them off the list, either because I could only find 2-3 albums made (Renegade and S.A.S. come to mind), or they had too many non-Metal releases.Noisenik wrote:I suggest CLEOPATRA, MFM ...
i don't think raptor, d.horizons, extrerior and silence creation play pank.Noisenik wrote:Regarding ROCKWERK :
EXPLODER seem to be the only Metal band there ... Surely Jutta Weingold would count ... 20 yrs ago.
I suggest CLEOPATRA, MFM ...
actually i love these releases. and i'm spinning them from time to time.
all i know is that some of my personal faves of the 90's are in these labels/studios/distributions/whatever. and mr.avenger would agree....MFM 3 was 'Taramis-Stretch Of The Imagination' CDDaN wrote:I started a Metal For Melbourne page long ago, but could only find these:
MFM 3?
I remember I found a MySpace page of the lady who ran the store/label back in the day, but since I don't use MS I never got in touch with her.
Cheers, Tom! You might be right that those were the only ones, though metalpage.de claims the Taipan 7" was on MFM too. Do you have MySpace and think you could send Greta a line to check?Korgüll wrote:MFM 3 was 'Taramis-Stretch Of The Imagination' CDDaN wrote:I started a Metal For Melbourne page long ago, but could only find these:
MFM 3?
I remember I found a MySpace page of the lady who ran the store/label back in the day, but since I don't use MS I never got in touch with her.
Here's the link for Greta who ran the label/shop:
http://www.myspace.com/metalformelbourne
I don't think there were anymore releases on MFM!???
I appologize for really bad use of data available. (I'm ageing faster than the rest.)hload wrote:i don't think raptor, d.horizons, extrerior and silence creation play pank.Noisenik wrote:Regarding ROCKWERK :
EXPLODER seem to be the only Metal band there ... Surely Jutta Weingold would count ... 20 yrs ago.
i would suggest gorgon-inline-battery. i care the less bout the format,though.
But you forgot to mention stuff like Kymera and Stretta. Noisenik wrote:I appologize for really bad use of data available. (I'm ageing faster than the rest.)hload wrote:i don't think raptor, d.horizons, extrerior and silence creation play pank.Noisenik wrote:Regarding ROCKWERK :
EXPLODER seem to be the only Metal band there ... Surely Jutta Weingold would count ... 20 yrs ago.
i would suggest gorgon-inline-battery. i care the less bout the format,though.
Gorgon-Inline-Battery connection seconded.
http://www.thecorroseum.com/labels/woodstock.htmlIf anyone knows more about this release, please get in contact, either via the forum or by e-mail. WSK 114 ? ? ? 1987
Velho Clint wrote:http://www.thecorroseum.com/labels/woodstock.htmlIf anyone knows more about this release, please get in contact, either via the forum or by e-mail. WSK 114 ? ? ? 1987
The WSK 114 is the LP VOIVOD ROOOOAAAARRRR
LOOK:
http://produto.mercadolivre.com.br/MLB- ... dstock-_JM
A piece of Woodstock puzzle is now surely solved. Btw. greetings to Sao Paulo.
DarN, I thought he'd fixed that.Noisenik wrote:And erm, DaN, Carcass - Heartwork is from 1993, not 1990.
Heartwork's a bloody great album, DamN it!I know there's not much to be cared for there, but anyway ...
It is close to excellence, but not in the sense of classic 80's vinylmania.Ernest Thesiger wrote: Heartwork's a bloody great album, DamN it!
