Heavy Metal Mania

1080p sounding clear. Detail in Geezer's bass tone coming through like I never heard before. Drums hits sound so musical. Prolly just extra stoned...


Black Sabbath - Into The Void



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Thin Lizzy - Warriors

remember this gem?

I could go on and on....but I won't.

I lived through the best years of metal 1983-1993

Metal huh???

To me the best years for Heavy Metal would probably be 1970 - '86. I click on a lot of the extreme metal offerings but it's rare that something like that appeals to me.

I enjoy old-fashioned pitched tonality in vocals for one thing. Euphonic sound, a certain musicality...

Ozzy Osbourne - You Can't Kill Rock and Roll

prior to the 1980's black sabbath was it.

yes. I should of corrected what I said. 1980- 1993-95

the best years in metal.

I think there are tons of heavy bands from the 70's that rule.


Night Sun - Living With The Dying

Captain Beyond - Dancing Madly Backwards (On A Sea Of Air)



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New kind of heavy in '88, presaging the Grunge explosion of the following year. Mtv of all places played it on the 120 Minutes show. Make no mistake, the real original grunge was heavy as shit. Melvins, Tad, SG, Nirvana's first LP, all verrry heavy.


Soundgarden - Flower

Incredible downtempo drum breaks for those producers out there


Deep Purple - Slow Train/Fools

The Rods - White Lightning

Scorpions - Blackout

Manilla Road - Avatar

Accept - Balls To The Wall





Motörhead - Overkill





Judas Priest - Heading Out To The Highway



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Hashish - Eve



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Stone Axe - Slave of Fear

Alice In Chains - It Ain't Like That

Saint Vitus - Saint Vitus from their debut LP...Saint Vitus

New Cirith Ungol album! Classic sound! Whoah!!!


Cirith Ungol - Forever Black LP



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Whoah, he is Elric's opposite (see album art on that new CU LP).

rest in peace Clive. You are truly missed

Anybody familiar with band maid. These ladies blow me away with their skill

Right on




Wasn't that wild about the song I heard but it led me to this band with traditional Japanese instruments combined with modern ones that is pretty interesting.


Wagakki Band - Homura + Akatsuki no Ito / 1st JAPAN Tour 2015 Hibiya Yagai Ongakudo

High obscurity, high quality



Crimson Glory - Valhalla

Truth And Janey - No Rest For The Wicked LP






0:00 Down The Road I Go
4:02 The Light
9:46 I'm Ready (Willie Dixon cover)
13:17 Remember
a - A Child
b - Building Walls
22:21 No Rest For The Wicked
27:09 It's All Above Us
31:33 Ain't No Tellin' (Mississippi John Hurt cover)
35:11 My Mind
-- bonus tracks
41:09 Midnight Horsemen (single A-side, 1972)
44:17 Around And Around (single B-side, 1972)
46:37 Under My Thumb (single A-side, 1973) [Rolling Stones cover]
50:22 Straight Eight Pontiac (single B-side, 1973)