Nwobhm

^^try saying that as a word

through a Lemony Snickety series of unfortunate events it took me ages to get my hands on some Saxon comps I had ordered but in the end I was reimbursed fully and still got them delivered to my doorstep. yay for online shopping

IDK why but I always liked Saxon better than Iron Maiden. is it Bruce's voice? this weekend I'll be giving the Maiden another go but this morning it was all about Saxon



^^kind of cheesy chorus but works super well for me




^^practise your Spanish hombres




^^sounds just about as 'live' as Judas Priest's 'Unleashed in the East' live album but still a good version. awesome guitar


yall got any NWOBHM recommendations for me? any Maiden you suggest I listen to as well?


got one more question ... is it worth copping all of Judas Priest's albums? there's an offer on the table of $60 for all (!) of their albums, mint condition, in one big batch but IDK if they are all good - will I even listen to them more than twice? any thoughts? right now I have a singles collection and 'Unleashed in the East'

thank you for all of this input! listening now + putting the albums you mentioned on my list

overkill is a great album

wow that's a nice package!!

all of their output seems to be quality, I like this batch too, thanks

Growing up the white guys who wore Iron Maiden/Megadeth shirts you didn't fuck with. They were on another level, they would be the ones who started smoking in grade school and carried switchblades.

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hell yes. there can only be one Motörhead. if I'm not mistaken all of them (classic line up I mean) are dead by now, sadly. this track GOES. wish I could turn up the sound more

if they ever do make that Doctor Doom movie I seem to be always talking about now, this song should be on the soundtrack. iron fist indeed

btw I enjoyed me some OVERKILL after this song too

ordered 'Black Metal' today. I'll probably go with your suggestions for Alice Cooper in early January and possible your Iron Maiden suggestions in February (or also January). the Maiden albums are a bit more expensive than the Cooper ones, so I'll probably get the Cooper albums first

depending on how much I play 'Black Metal' at home I might decide to buy another one of Venom's first four albums, or a decent comp, but that would probably be March at the earliest

What would be good starter albums for someone mostly unfamiliar with punk? say 3 to 5 seminal releases that define the genre and that everyone should have at least listened to? tbh I only know some Sex Pistols singles and a few nineties punk songs, that's it

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Sex Pistols - Never mind the bollocks
Ramones debut
Anything by the Misfits (with Glenn Danzig)
Black Flag - Damaged

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Added to my neverending list. Thanks! I'll buy one of these to get started soon, I'll go for the cheapest find first.

Danzig is already on my list w/ Danzig II. through Danzig I knew about The Misfits (horror punk, right?) but I never listened. I'll check out the songs you posted after breakfast

going back to Venom the 2nd album I'll be buying in late winter will probably be At War With Satan

EDIT : listening to the full GBH album now (I had thought it was just one song), liking it so far! brings the energy. and with typical punk singer vocals too

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Lemmy seems to be a solid individual.

bought 10 Alice Cooper albums. thanks for the suggestions Satan!

https://wutangcorp.com/forum/showthr...=1#post2647745

Satan, without me realizing it when I put in my order, it turns out I got this version of Black Metal, which is cool

https://www.discogs.com/Venom-Black-...lease/11441233

I haven't listened yet to those bonus tracks but I will do so today or tomorrow. Discogs says it's a remaster

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thanks for the review. I just subbed to your channel. I'm only now just getting into Venom, thanks to Satan

YouTube should enable a search function within a poster's canal, like yours, so it would be easy to find the other Venom reviews you did. I ran your name + Venom through YT but it only turned up a bunch of other results

would you be willing to post your other Venom album reviews on here?

I saw you reviewed the Venom movie (totally unrelated of course) too. I still have to watch that one, might actually do it this week and then afterwards watch the review you did with this other guy John

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I saw you reviewed the Venom movie (totally unrelated of course) too. I still have to watch that one, might actually do it this week and then afterwards watch the review you did with this other guy John

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just watched the movie. good fun. Tom Hardy brings the goods

Straight up banga. Lemmy transcends metal

^^ heat rocks!!

I need some context behind this video posted above. Is this guy a wrestler?

Satan the only Misfits album I can find at a reasonable price is American Psycho. I read some reviews and they say it leans on the heavier side, more with a metal feel to it. Would you agree? An album like that would be to my liking. Would you recommend this particular album?

they have comps out too but they're even more expensive than the studio albums lol

I was also looking into Stiff Little Fingers. Are they any good?

The Ramones comp should arrive next week. It was much cheaper than their clasdic debut, that's why I went for it. Also, 50 songs on 2 discs for $7.5, can't go wrong with that

thanks, will not purchase! I'll just look out for a chance to get another one w/ Glenn Danzig.

major shoutout to Satan for putting me on to The Ramones

with 58 (!) tracks on two discs there is a lot to discover here. the first six tracks are from their debut album, which you suggested I buy (the comp was cheaper so I went for that)

I'm (only) a few tracks in now and what I hadn't expected is that there is a kind of pop sensibility to this band. it's punk, but it's catchy, and some of it feels like a throwback to fifties and sixties pop, at least to me. this is more apparent on the songs with a bubblier chorus

I'll post some more thoughts later when I've listened to the whole comp a few times

incidentally national tv is showing a longish documentary on punk in the US this Thursday. I'll be sure to record it. New York Dolls will also get some shine, it says in the program booklet

I am at an agreement with this songs message. I was reading that Lemmy was a lady's man that had impressive count of women he slept with. I wouldn't have ever got that impression by his demeanor.

First time I see a pic of them together. Lemmy still looks pretty young there.

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I am at an agreement with this songs message. I was reading that Lemmy was a lady's man that had impressive count of women he slept with. I wouldn't have ever got that impression by his demeanor.

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Yeah great track and the song makes sense.

I saw a video of Lemmy when he was in a band called hawkwind. Someone commented it was for best he was fired from the band, since it lead to Motorhead. I couldn't agree more, hawkwind was lame.

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He actually got the name from a Hawkwind song, then redid it with Motorhead and it was much more rockin'

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didn't know this was originally a Hawkwind song! thanks for posting