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Sheavy: Steve Hennessey (vocals); Dan Moore (guitar); Keith Folley (bass guitar); Ren Squires (drums). Sheavy Republic? Songs | 1. | Rook, The |
| 2. | Hangman |
| 3. | Spy vs. Spy |
| 4. | Standing at the Edge of the World |
| 5. | Revenge of the Viper Three |
| 6. | Phone Booth in the Middle of Nowhere, A |
| 7. | Man Who Never Was, The |
| 8. | Singray Part III |
| 9. | Imitation of Christ |
| 10. | Last Chance ... Gremlin X |
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Purchase Republic? CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | U F O Force It CD (2008) (Import) Remastered; United Kingdom
Republic? album
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This remastered edition of UFO's 1975 album FORCE IT contains "Let It Roll," "Mother Mary," Shoot Shoot," and more.
If UFO has one addition to rock's pantheon of classic albums, this is it. FORCE IT is the one time that their songwriting kept pace with their dynamic energy and guitar dexterity for the course of an entire long-player. Including one previously unreleased studio track--"Million Miles"--and five live versions of album cuts, this reissue provides the perfect snapshot ...
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| | Thin Lizzy Black Rose CD (1979)
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Hard rock quartet formed by Philip Lynott out of Dublin, Ireland. Thin Lizzy had numerous charting albums throughout the 70's & 80's. Black Rose was originally released in 1980. Featured guitarists are Gary Moore & Scott Gorham. 8 tracks. 2001 reissue.
Additional personnel includes: Bluesy Hughie (harp); Jimmy Bain (bass).
Recorded at Pathe Marconi Studios, ...
| | Starz Violation CD (1977) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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Recording information: The Record Plant, New York, ...
| | Angel Witch CD (1980) (Import) Bonus Tracks; England; Remastered; United Kingdom
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This 2000 reissue contains three bonus tracks previously unreleased on CD.
This 1980 first release from American heavy metal act Angel Witch includes ths tracks "Angel Witch" and "Atlantis."
Digitally remastered reissue of their debut album first issued in 1980. It draws heavily upon satanic and witchcraft imagery with the band’s sound displaying a fiercely dark mixture of gothic melody mixed with weighty guitar riffs which are comparable to vintage Black Sabbath. Although never a huge commercial success, the album brought the band a loyal underground following and later inspired the emerging San Francisco Bay Area thrash metal scene with bands like Metallica and Testament citing Angel Witch as a major influence on their musical direction. This classic is widely regarded among fans as the band's finest hour and the re-mastered edition adds a raft of bonus tracks including the single, "Loser" along with several b-sides. Also included is the track 'Baphomet' which appeared on the legendary Metal For Muthas album, as well as a BBC Friday Rock show session which was recorded ...
| | Witchcraft Firewood CD (2005)
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| | Cryptopsy Blasphemy Made Flesh CD (1994)
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This reissue of BLASHEMY MADE FLESH contains all new artwork and packaging.
1994 Debut Album.Available For 1st Time In U.S.
Recorded at The Pirahna Studio, Montreal, Canada in April 1994.
Cryptopsy: Lord Worm (vocals); ...
| | Randy Armstrong No Regrets CD (2003)
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Both as a solo artist and a member of the Doah World Music Ensemble, world fusion pioneer Randy Armstrong has been blending musical genres with imagination and style since the mid-'70s. 2003's NO REGRETS finds Armstrong continuing his efforts to forge a new musical language that combines jazz, classical, African, Indian, and Native American traditions. A wide variety of guitars (including a synth-guitar), percussion (including tabla, djembe and balafon), flutes, and studio manipulations make for a musical journey that spreads its geographical map wide. The results are organic and indigenous, yet decidedly contemporary. Armstrong composed nine of the album's 11 tracks (one of the two covers is Miles Davis's "Blue in Green," which receives a delicate treatment that feels Asian and country-tinged at once), making NO REGRETS an impressive tour-de-force from this talented musician.
Solo performer: Randy Armstrong (guitar).
Personnel: ...
| | There Were Wires Somnambulists CD (2003)
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Somnambulists is a sonic milestone in the history of Boston's best kept underground secret, imbibing hints of heavy, textured melodies ala Neurosis, the pained persistence of noise-rock kings Unsane and the sheer volatile explosiveness of Kiss it Goodbye-all ...
| | Nas Illmatic: 10th Anniversary Platinum Edition CDs (1994) Bonus Tracks; Anniversary Edition
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Out of a seemingly endless array of hip hop albums, every now and again something fresh and powerful rises to the top of the pile. Hailing from the Queensbridge Housing Projects in Long Island City (home to Marley Marl among others), 20-year old Nasir "Nas" Jones is less concerned with being an impersonator than with being an originator, bypassing adolescent fantasies and B-boy braggadocio in favor of jazzy beats, rap noir realism and new answers to urban despair.
ILLMATIC is his story, a cautionary tale of the inner-city streets, and as Nas makes plain on his opener, "The Genesis," this is what he does, with or without a record contract, and it's going to be served up straight, no chaser. And because Nas has the courage to transcend popular trends, to separate himself from the ranks of wannabes and me-toos, he may be on the verge of inaugurating some stylistic changes of his own.
Production-wise, Nas has gathered together some of the superstars of the hip hop underground, producers the likes of Q-Tip, Pete Rock, L.E.S., DJ Premier and The Large Professor, but it is Nas's unique rhythmic cadences, his idiomatic sense of on-the-street wordplay, his disrespect for the high time and the empty rhyme that distinguishes ILLMATIC. When Nas rocks the mic, it's not a hedonist's wet dream, but a depiction of urban hope and despair, and thanks to Nas's poetic insights, he soon transports you there (in a manner seldom seen in black pop since the days of Stevie's INNERVISIONS and Marvin Gaye's WHAT'S GOIN' ON?).
Includes a bonus disc with select remixes.
Explicit.Brand New Remixes Of Songs Fr."Illmatic"+2 Undergro
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Debut album from the Swedish melodic metal band. Bonus track(s) expected. First pressing will come with ...
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Republic? Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  sHEAVY should make it big.
As far as stoner/doom rock goes,in my opinion it has been dead since 1979,when Ozzy Osbourne was sacked from Black Sabbath.
Nothing really has come close to what Sabbath produced regardless of cover bands/tribute bands and the like.
Sabbath had a very distinct sound,that vanished when Ozzy was sacked,sure you still had the Iommi riffs,but the soul of the band was gone,and has never been recovered.
sHEAVY is like someone accidently rebuilding the Titanic,with no plans,sure some differences are there afterall it was unplanned.
Steve Hennesey Sounds like Ozzy's brother,the riffs are clean and tight,and as a whole the band is a close replica to Sabbath.
The album Republic? is the finest to come from the band so far,thanks to Billy Anderson who produced Republic?.
I have all the sHEAVY albums and they all rock.
If you loved Sabbath then allow yourself the privilege of their second coming.
Terry Halmshaw
Submitted by jeepmjw (Victoria Australia) 
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