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1988 debut album by the group founded by former Misfits and Samhain vocalist Glen Danzig that was issued on Rick Rubin's Def American Records label. Includes the MTV hit "Mother" and though uncredited, Metallica's James Hetfield helping out on backing vocals. Danzig 1 Review
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| | Manowar Triumph Of Steel CD (1992)
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With a 28-minute opening track, slightly expanded lyrical themes, and some of the best rhythmic onslaughts recorded by Manowar, The Triumph of Steel is perhaps the band's finest '90s offering. While never abandoning their myopic swords-and-sorcery themed power metal, Manowar had evolved musically during their first decade together and the music of this 1992 release benefits from what must have been countless hours woodshedding extreme musical figures. Tighter than a tumble-dried loin cloth, the standout track "Ride the Dragon" is an exceptionally fast number that signifies a commitment toward high-speed compositions on the part of bassist/songwriter Joey DeMaio. There is absolutely no subtlety or irony to Manowar or their cartoon metal, and many listeners ...
| | Manowar Sign Of The Hammer CD (1985)
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SIGN OF THE HAMMER, the eight track release from Manowar, features "Mountains" and "Oath."
After getting everything right on the previous year's Hail to England, Manowar rushed back into the studio to record 1985's Sign of the Hammer -- and it shows. Despite the return of Hail producer Jack Richardson, ...
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Death metal with some melody? Can it be? As evidenced by Amon Amarth's 2006 release, With Odin on Our Side, this ...
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| | Ritchie Blackmore Stranger In Us All CD (1996) Japan; Mini LP Sleeve
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Principally recorded at Long View Farm Studios, North Brookfield, Massachusetts.
Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore resurrected the beloved hard rock band Rainbow in 1995 for the album Stranger in Us All. The new lineup -- technically named Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow -- was not an all-star who's who of hard rock like the groundbreaking original version with vocalist Ronnie James Dio or the radio-targeted AOR version with vocalist Joe Lynn Turner. All incarnations of Rainbow, even the mid-period lineup fronted by bellower Graham ...
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| | Culture Brothers Learn How To Respect CD (2007)
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Culture Brothers was formed by Karma who is Tibetan and Carl who is Yup'ik.Tibet was a large independent land in the Himalayan area. For centuries Tibetans have been studying the mind, achieving a peaceful way of life and developing a unique culture. In 1949 Tibet was subjugated by Chinese Communists. Yup'ik is an indigenous Inuit culture from North America and Siberia. Carl and Karma play music to preserve their cultures, to communicate the values of their people and to defend all cultures present on earth today. To record the album Learn how to respect they invited Daniel Lesperance as a special guest to play acoustic guitar. Quyana! Carl "Angut'aq" Wassilie, born in Fairbanks, grew as a boy in Seward, now lives in Anchorage, Alaska. Angut'ak is Yup'iaq from Kuskokwim. Respect: Human Beings' responsibility to All Things! Living and Spirits. Of All Things respect the mystery. Camai - Respect our Ancestors. Ellam - All that Provides - Angut'aq. Qas'it - Gather together, move spirits ...
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