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Photographers: Chris Ortiz; Dave Sine.
Personnel: Cris Bratton (drums).
Recording information: Pendragon Studios (??/1989-02/1990); Spot (??/1989-02/1990).
One Thing That Still Holds True Music Chain Of Strength One Thing That Still Holds True Songs One Thing That Still Holds True Music One Thing That Still Holds True Music Review Purchase One Thing That Still Holds True CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Gorilla Biscuits CD (1988)
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The first release from hardcore legends the Gorilla Biscuits is a vital part of the band's history but still far from the classic Start Today LP issued only a year later. Recorded with noticeably less quality than the second record, this twelve song self-titled debut sees the group laying down the groundwork for the hardcore blueprint they were about to construct. The songs are all rage filled anthems that rally against drugs and bad attitudes while focusing on ideas of friendship and ...
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Vying with Minor Threat for the title of "The Godfathers of Hardcore" are ...
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Recorded in Group IV Studios, Hollywood; RCA Studios, New York; and Rio De Janiero, Brazil, 1978-1981. Includes liner notes by Norman Granz and Philip Elwood.
Digitally remastered by Phil De Lancie (1990, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, ...
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| | Exodus Tempo Of The Damned CD (2004) Import
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This 2004 release from the long-running California thrash-metal band features 12 cut including "Scar Spangled Banner", "War is My Sheppard", and "Blacklist".
Asian release features the bonus track "Shroud of Urine (Demo Version)".
Given up for dead over a decade earlier, the mighty Exodus -- the original kings of thrash metal -- made an unexpected but long-rumored return in 2004 with the release of their sixth studio album, Tempo of the Damned. But what had been intended as a long-awaited reunion of their seminal Bonded by Blood lineup was tragically thwarted with the sudden death of vocalist Paul Baloff in early 2002. Fittingly, Baloff was duly supplanted by none other than Steve "Zetro" Souza, the man who'd replaced him in the first place and who had gone on to sing on every Exodus album thereafter, including their mid-period thrash classic Fabulous Disaster. Of course the fact that Souza was clearly the better and more reliable vocalist (albeit not as fun a character as Baloff) should not be overlooked, and with the welcome involvement of long-gone founding drummer Tom Hunting, Tempo of the Damned still serves as quite the family reunion. It also doesn't disappoint musically, picking up the pieces right where the band's star-crossed career had fallen apart 11 years earlier with the underrated Force of Habit, and turning in a performance that is, at once, vintage Exodus and mindful of modern recording standards as well. All of the old, much loved Exodus hallmarks are here: lyrics filled with biting, sarcastic social commentary; no-fuss, jagged thrash metal; and unparalleled technical precision.
As has always been the case, it's the dazzling six-string tag team of Rick Hunolt and Gary Holt (quite simply the tightest rhythm guitar duo in the history of thrash -- Slayer included) that truly drives the Exodus bullet train over lightning runs like "Scar Spangled Banner" and the wonderfully retro-named "Impaler." Their solos are as musical as the riffing is not, and, as heard on excellent examples like "Shroud of Urine" and "Forward March," always typified by inventiveness without excess pyrotechnics. About the only deviation from the band's tried and true formula of old comes in the shape of Souza's more ...
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| | Phase, Vol. 2 CD (2004)
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Various Artists : Phase 2Artist:Various Artists Release Title:Phase 2Label:Etnica.Net Track Listing1. Brain XL / 0800 2. Species / Suspicies 3. Wrecked Machines / Blasterizer 4. Pleiadians / Alcyone (Species Remix) 5. Unison / Shamaniac 6. Etnica / Rings Of Saturn 7. Droidlock / Our Perception 8. Strider / Bust Mix 9. O.T.C. / New Era Release Notes...added 24/09/2004 4:02:45 PMReview Courtesy of http:// psytrancereviews. btinternet. co. uk/Another outing from the usual Etnica. net suspects. More big rig tunage with long melodic runs and building riffs. BrainXL open with an ice-cream feel that adds a flake about midway through, Species step up the attack with some vicious synth stabs and distortion and general spookiness, Wrecked Machines give us more uninspired arpegiated keyboards over Waking Life samples and then Species remix Pleiadians' Alcyone. Hmmm, bit of a classic? Well here it is, polished for 2004 - seriously heavy underneath, and with those seriously twisted melodies in full force...we ...
| | Coldseed Comletion Makes The Tragedy CD (2006)
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An intriguing album to say the least, Completion Makes the Tragedy is the first effort by Coldseed -- a somewhat supergroup boasting members of Soilwork and Blind Guardian who appear to be on a mission to come up with something very different from their regular pursuits in European power metal and post-death metal. And, to their credit, they've used an incredibly eclectic assortment of styles with which to compose this album's songs, the bulk of which boil down to fusing staccato thrash riffs to blues-based rock licks, traces of goth rock and alt metal, plus a variety of vocal styles ranging from clean singing, to computer processed robot tones, to syncopated, semi-rap retrieved from mostly extinct nu-metal. The latter quality may prove a deal breaker for many fans when faced with the start-stop, jump-da-f**k-up rhythms of "My Affliction," "Low" and the title track, among others -- and not only traditionalists ...
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