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Blatant Yobs - No Pain, No Gain,
1992 CD Album Old World Records - OWR 022 CD 1-11: No Pain, No Gain, 12-26: Step Aside (1989) Crossover time! One CD, two great albums of straightforward thrashing hardcore with the 80s metal edge. This is nothing you have not heard before - a bit of the Accüsed, some Angkor Wat, a touch of Emils, a slice of ST - but it is all delivered with energetic passion and all the necessary speed and rage. Very effective rocking turbozer crossover! Remove brackets and unzip: [cross of zer] !ZER Blatant Yobs ZER! |
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Depressive Age - Electric Scum !!! Please, don't post it, look for it, listen to it, love it! Nineties Progressive Thrash Metal from Germany. You accepted my advice to Intense Mutilation and it was a mess (i think it's really funny from the view of a teenager of the eighties), but you cannot die before listening to Electric Scum. To assert that i'm right, let me tell you i grew up with dirty rotten e.p., martha splatterhead, jaybird, spermbirds and many more. But, E.S. blasts me away, so i think that it will you make addicted too. Sry, providing music is a punishable offense in deutschland otherwise i would provide a link.
ReplyDeleteAlthough the four DA albums are OK, I am not a big fan.
DeleteAccepted, naturally. Maybe that's the reason why this band split up after a few albums without gaining remarkable success. It seems that the majority of metalheads is in agreement with you and time proves you right, too. It's a forgotten band, although it's a real pity but that's just my opinion and i'm far away to bring someone over to my side.
Deletecan re upload all the albums ? can email them to me ? or how i get them ?
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