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8.13.2012
PETER & THE TEST TUBE BABIES.
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I remember listening to this record for the first time - I was living in my Aunt Gloria's basement in downriver Detroit, circa 1986...
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7.09.2012
RUDIMENTARY PENI.
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Not much needs to be said about the legacy of this band that still ain't finished... Rudimentary Peni is one of those timeless ...
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7.14.2011
VENOM.
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Okay, so it's been awhile since the last post - nothing new about that - but I've been in Detroit & Mid-Michigan revisiting the...
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5.17.2011
MOTÖRHEAD.
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You can't go wrong with - (nor can you be a true fan of the rock) - if you don't have some Motörhead in your collection… While you p...
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2.06.2011
JUDAS PRIEST.
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Live albums can tend to be kind of one-dimensional and unexciting, but this one is none of those things mentioned above - it is also under s...
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10.30.2010
DEVIATED INSTINCT.
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True leaders of the pack as far as crafting the bass-heavy crust sound known as "Stenchcore", Deviated Instinct are still out ther...
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4.03.2010
NAPALM DEATH.
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I find it hard to believe that 440 posts in to this thing, I haven't ranted & raved over those death-grind kings from Birmingham yet...
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10.26.2008
CHARGED G.B.H.
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The last of the really good G.B.H. albums - their third release overall - just so happens to be my favorite as well. While the levels on thi...
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5.17.2008
ZYGOTE.
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While I wasn't a huge Amebix fan (suprised to hear that, aren't you?), Zygote came next for most of the members of afforementioned b...
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5.15.2008
ENGLISH DOGS.
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"Where Legend Began" is a record I bought for $3.98 new at some really bad mall record chain store when I was like in 8th. or 9th....
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8.28.2007
IRON MONKEY.
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These guys all went on to "bigger groups", but I certainly miss the caterwaul they collectively created back in the day. Quit...
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