This one is just way, way out there, I cant remember this chicks back story exactly. She was the subject of one of Jacob Young's films featured in the Different Drummer series, all of which are worth checking out. She hails from Mudlick, West Virginia, around the same parts as Jesco and Hasil. Anyway I had the pleasure of actually seeing her live sometime back in the mid 90's, truly a sight to see. She did most of these songs and then totally flipped out while doing "Great Balls of Fire", almost to the point something like G.G.Allin. Very crazy indeed for a 50+ woman with a beehive. For the most part the music on this album is a little boring but the singing and lyrics really keep you guessing, just take a look at the song titles, wild shit. For the adventurous listener only.
1.Rats in My Trailor
2.Stop Testifyin' to the Devil
3.Goin' over 40
4.Love Magic
5.Stop Messin' With My Mind
6.Do the in and the Out
7.Ship of Slaves
8.Coal
9.Dixie Lee
10.One on One
11.Stand by me
http://www.mediafire.com/?zyznwzzxdny
Sunday, February 21, 2010
CAMARGUE - HOWL OF THE PACK 1983 (UK)
This one is pretty obscure I think, I couldn't find out much about it. The a-side really kicks ass in a mid tempo kind of way, basically just classic NWOBHM that would please most fans of this kind of shit, personally I love it. However the b-side really stinks and sadly I think this is their only single. I doubt I will ever own this one, but who knows.
1.Howl of the Pack
2.Someone just like You
http://www.mediafire.com/?iyhymkmjzdj
http://www.mediafire.com/?iyhymkmjzdj
AXEHAMMER - LORDS OF THE REALM 1987 (US)
Here's some seriously great fantasy based Classic/Power metal. Totally awesome vocals and some fantastic riffs. The first 5 tracks were recorded in 87 and but weren't released at the time for some reason, I don't know why, but its a terrible shame because these guys are a hell of a lot better than a ton of other bands. The last 3 are from demos. Totally Top notch shit! Tons of energy with unique and original songs. Again I really dig the super power metal vocals, this is just a really great metal record all around, too bad they didn't do more!
1. Princess
2. Lord of the Realm
3. Sands of Time
4. Break Down the Walls
5. Axehammer
6. Wings of Fire (demo 1984)
7. Sword and Shield (demo 1984)
8. Axehammer '84
http://www.mediafire.com/?yljdvyaonnj
1. Princess
2. Lord of the Realm
3. Sands of Time
4. Break Down the Walls
5. Axehammer
6. Wings of Fire (demo 1984)
7. Sword and Shield (demo 1984)
8. Axehammer '84
http://www.mediafire.com/?yljdvyaonnj
CENTURION - TWO WHEELS 1982 (UK)
Fucking fantastic shit on this one. The punky title track is one of my favorite NWOBHM tracks ever, totally awesome, motorcycles and rock 'n' roll, what else do you need. I would love to own this fucker. The b-side isn't nearly as good but it has a certain juvenile charm that I appreciate. This should appeal to anyone who loves true metal. Enjoy!
1.Two Wheels
2.Bitch
http://www.mediafire.com/?zgi2zzwnjnm
1.Two Wheels
2.Bitch
http://www.mediafire.com/?zgi2zzwnjnm
ATOMIC BOMBS AWAY VOLUME 5
Its been a little while since I did one of these, but I just made several more volumes that I will have up soon. More great heavy rock music from the 70's here. Again there's some classics and some obscure stuff, basically lots and lots of good tracks, if you like the other ones, you'll love this one too!
1.High Tide-Futilists Lament
2.Bedemon-Child of Darkness
3.Corpus-Joy
4.Gun-Race with the devil
5.Dry Ice-Mary is Alone
6.Flower Travellin Band-Satori pt.1
7.Hard Stuff-Jaytime
8.The Pink Fairies-Teenage Rebel
9.UFO-Boogie
10.Methuselah-Fireball Women
11.Frantic-More of a Man
12.Harsh Reality-More of a Man
13.Elf-Nevermore
14.Blues Creation-Atomic Bombs Away
15.The Phantom-Tales from a Wizard
16.Socrates Drank the Conium-Death is gonna Die
17.Tapiman-Wrong World
18.The Witch-Black Tears
Part 1
http://www.mediafire.com/?mfxwqj3zmm0
Part 2
http://www.mediafire.com/?jmtyjqhkyqm
1.High Tide-Futilists Lament
2.Bedemon-Child of Darkness
3.Corpus-Joy
4.Gun-Race with the devil
5.Dry Ice-Mary is Alone
6.Flower Travellin Band-Satori pt.1
7.Hard Stuff-Jaytime
8.The Pink Fairies-Teenage Rebel
9.UFO-Boogie
10.Methuselah-Fireball Women
11.Frantic-More of a Man
12.Harsh Reality-More of a Man
13.Elf-Nevermore
14.Blues Creation-Atomic Bombs Away
15.The Phantom-Tales from a Wizard
16.Socrates Drank the Conium-Death is gonna Die
17.Tapiman-Wrong World
18.The Witch-Black Tears
Part 1
http://www.mediafire.com/?mfxwqj3zmm0
Part 2
http://www.mediafire.com/?jmtyjqhkyqm
HELS - BIRTH 1985 (SWE)
Here's a very doomy and depressing piece of classic metal. This has different style and vibe than most metal from this period, but it also doesn't fit into the typical doom mold either, I really loved the demonic background vocal and the over all sound is very metal, also love the simple cover, great stuff check it out.
1.Birth
GRAVE - SCREAMING FROM THE GRAVE 1983 (SWE)
Great NWOBHM-esq single from this Swedish entity. Great shit with a lot of energy and funny keyboards, very reminiscent of Rainbow at times even, not like that's a bad thing right? Anyway great single, both tracks are rocking and entertaining enough for repeat listens. got to mention this great little cover
1.Screaming from the Grave
2.Dreamer
http://www.mediafire.com/?mzbm3wzwymu
HELLSTOMPER - THE LAST HOEDOWN 1995 (US)
A killer piece of redneck punk here, maybe even the be all / end all of the style to be honest. You would be very hard pressed to find another band that does this shit with more backwoods anger and fury. Many have compared this to ANTiSEEN over the years and even Nine Pound Hammer, rightly so I guess, that is what this comes closest to in a lot of ways. But where as ANTiSEEN went the whole destructo rock, blood, guts and glory to the max route, so you knew they weren't purely countrified, but maybe more of a punk/redneck weirdo hybrid. While Nine Pound Hammer have always come across like they were kind of making fun of rednecks and Hillbillies really. But these dude's have a completely redneck image, hillbilly outlook and are 100% believable. There's no real tongue in cheek sentiment here per say, even though in some ways their really not being entirely serious. But the over the top shock value of songs like "If you Ain't from Georgia" and "Hellstomper", make them quite hilarious. On par with David Allan Coe's finer X-rated material and just as offensive. In many ways this truly aspires to be those classic D.A.C. albums, going as far as to bravely cover the classic "Rails", fortunately Hellstomper are more than capable of living up to their name and the giant shoes they try to fill, this single is pure proof. I cant say enough about how amazing and rocking this record is, truly a classic piece of wax. They have a shit ton of other releases and all of them are good, so if you like this one, get the rest! This is NOT, I repeat NOT for the easily offended or for those who are prone to getting their panties in a bunch!
1.If you ain't from Georgia
2.Hellstomper
3.Fightin Side of Me
4.Truckin Song
5.Rails
http://www.mediafire.com/?znwz4mwgwwo
1.If you ain't from Georgia
2.Hellstomper
3.Fightin Side of Me
4.Truckin Song
5.Rails
http://www.mediafire.com/?znwz4mwgwwo
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
HAP & MARTHA PALMER - WITCHE"S BREW
Here's a very interesting album for you folks today. Though at first this looks like your average Halloween record, its really a speech therapy album? WTF right? Who knew witches had teaching abilities. Don't let any of that stop you from checking it out though, because I must admit the title track is brutally addictive. When I first heard it I just thought it was goofy, but then I got the urge to play it over and over again to the point that I picked up my guitar and learned it just to sing and play it around the house! Certainly not for everyone but I'm sure there are plenty of you who will enjoy this little oddity.
http://www.mediafire.com/?gxngcloyu5k
http://www.mediafire.com/?gxngcloyu5k
HARDWARE - COMMON TIME HEROES 1984 (GER)
Here's a pretty good one from Germany, not a perfect album by any means, but there are some really good parts. Over all I really like the guitar sound and the general sound of this record. If there is anything I would change, it would be the sometimes weak vocals. Not all the time but sometimes this guys just sounds wimpy as hell. They aren't playing thrash metal or anything but still the vocals could use a lot more balls. That aside I dig this record pretty well, it will certainly appeal to fans of 80's glam and hard rock. My favorite here would have to be "On the Run". Check it out.
y
1.Hot'n'Ready
2.In the Night
3.Tough Lover
4.Lady Dynamite
5.Easy to Say
6.On the Run
7.Sun City
8.Breakin' All the Rules
9.Bad Toy
10.Eukalyptusbonbon (On the Run reprise)
http://www.mediafire.com/?jyqodmmynmn
2.In the Night
3.Tough Lover
4.Lady Dynamite
5.Easy to Say
6.On the Run
7.Sun City
8.Breakin' All the Rules
9.Bad Toy
10.Eukalyptusbonbon (On the Run reprise)
http://www.mediafire.com/?jyqodmmynmn
y
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
BRAM STOKER - SCHIZO-POLTERGEIST 1972
This is one that I had read about a lot and I really wanted to hear it. Finally I got a hold of it maybe a year ago. It wasn't as amazing as I had hoped but still, its a great piece of heavy, doomy and strange music. I would have probably bought this on the name alone, ha ha. Roll one and enjoy!
1. Born to be free
2. Ants
3. Fast decay
4. Blitz
5. Idiot
6. Fingal's cave
7. Extensive corrosion
8. Poltergeist
http://www.mediafire.com/?ftmoougniwj
1. Born to be free
2. Ants
3. Fast decay
4. Blitz
5. Idiot
6. Fingal's cave
7. Extensive corrosion
8. Poltergeist
http://www.mediafire.com/?ftmoougniwj
THE DEVIL RIDES OUT - THE FILM MUSIC OF JAMES BERNARD
Great soundtrack to a downright essential movie. I cant stress how into this movie I have been over the years, a near obsession at times. This is another one Noel sent me recently and I know he has always loved this movie too. Thanks man! Anyway to me its just totally classic in like every way. This soundtrack is fucking great too and it really adds to the movie. If you haven't seen it, certainly make sure that you do. You wont be disappointed. The Devil Himself!!!!!! http://www.mediafire.com/?1gekdnmiw22
UGO TOPPO - TALES OF HORROR AND SUSPENSE BY AMBROSE BIERCE
Great little piece of horror story wax. A fucking great cover, its hard to live up to a cover like this one, but this comes pretty close. Very entertaining and unique, Get it!
1.An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
1.An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
2.The Man and the Snake
http://www.mediafire.com/?2iiiuz2t2ym
http://www.mediafire.com/?2iiiuz2t2ym
DORO - BEAST DEMO 1981 (GER)
Here's yet another Doro rarity, You all know I cant get enough. This time its with a very early band called Beast. This is right before Warlock and it smokes, check it out!
1.Satisfied you
2.Next could be you
3.Twilight City
4.Black Devil
5.Lord of Thunder
6.Magic Power
7.Renegade of Evil
http://www.mediafire.com/?zkwmzqjwzyz
1.Satisfied you
2.Next could be you
3.Twilight City
4.Black Devil
5.Lord of Thunder
6.Magic Power
7.Renegade of Evil
http://www.mediafire.com/?zkwmzqjwzyz
HORSE - 1971 (UK)
Yet another lost classic, this one is uber heavy and mean, I love the guitars, but I really love the lyrics. The first song is an instant classic. I absolutely loved this record start to finish. If you like heavy 70's shit this is a must. Stop reading start downloading! Interesting side not this drummer went on to Atomic Rooster.
01.The Sacrifice
02.See The People Creeping Round
03.And I Have Loved You
04.Freedom Rider
05.Lost Control
06.To Greet the Sun
07.The Journey
08.Heat of the Summer
09.Gypsy Queen
10.Step Out of Line
http://www.mediafire.com/?ndtrozyykwg
01.The Sacrifice
02.See The People Creeping Round
03.And I Have Loved You
04.Freedom Rider
05.Lost Control
06.To Greet the Sun
07.The Journey
08.Heat of the Summer
09.Gypsy Queen
10.Step Out of Line
http://www.mediafire.com/?ndtrozyykwg
LES BAXTER - BLACK SUNDAY OST + BARON BLOOD OST
Here's a couple of obvious choices (yet I didnt have them until a month or so ago) sent to me by my good buddy Noel, thank you ,thank you. Both of these are very atmospheric and moody just like the movies. If you haven't seen either of these Mario Bava classics, do so without hast. Two totally classic scores to two totally classic films! Dig in. http://www.mediafire.com/?okgwqhznrdn
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