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NWOTHM (New Wave Of Traditional Heavy Metal)
I wasn't even familiar with the song until I discovered the Desperadoz album, and someone pointed out to me that it was from some movie. I had no idea. -
Favorite 1985 Albums
From the list?? None! lol Bon Jovi I guess.- TACdtf
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- Forum: Album Combat Zone
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LEAH
I'm on Metal Tracker too. I don't use it to download so much, but more of a place to discover new music. If I see an album cover of a band/genre that looks interesting I sample it on Spotify. I think that's where I found the Noor album earlier this year. Oh..and on topic, I only know Leah... -
NWOTHM (New Wave Of Traditional Heavy Metal)
Yes, Spirit Adrift are excellent. Speaking of Man Of Constant Sorrow, here is a version by Desperadoz, who are to Cowboy Metal as Running Wild is to Pirate Metal. Here's one of their actual songs.. -
Top 10 Metal albums (80's)
My Top 10 80's Metal albums...one per band.. Iron Maiden-The Number Of The Beast Helloween-Keeper Of the Seven Keys Pt.1 Metallica-Kill 'Em All Dio-Holy Diver Accept-Metal Heart Flotsam & Jetsam-No Place For Disgrace Megadeth-So Far So Good So What Def Leppard-Hogh n Dry Judas Priest-Screaming...- TACdtf
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- Forum: Book of Lists
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Too 10 Queen Songs
10. Killer Queen 9. Under Pressure 8. Play The Game 7. We Are The Champions 6. Spread Your Wings 5. Somebody To Love 4. Bohemian Rhapsody 3. Liar 2. The Show Must Go On 1. Ogre Battle- TACdtf
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- Forum: Book of Lists
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Top 25 Singers/Vocalists
1 Michael Kiske 2 Ronnie James Dio 3 Phil Mogg 4 Alice Cooper 5 Phil Lynott 6 James Labrie 7 Gary Moore 8 Bruce Dickinson 9 John Bush 10 Matt Smith 11 Paul Stanley 12 Geddy Lee 13 Ozzy Osbourne 14 Geoff Tate 15 James Hetfield 16 Steven Tyler 17 Eric AK Knutson...- TACdtf
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- Forum: Book of Lists
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Top 10 Drummers
1 Mike Portnoy 2 Neal Peart 3 Andy Parker 4 Charlie Benante 5 Nicko McBrain 6 Kelly David Smith 7 John Bonham 8 Alex Van Halen 9 Clive Burr 10 Cozy Powell- TACdtf
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- Forum: Book of Lists
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Rate The Song Above You ....Metal / Heavy Rock Version \m/
Really melodic, almost symphonic in the chorus. She's got a great voice, and this song would make me want to check out more for sure. Love that final vocal section in the outro. Gives the song a nice lift on the way out. 8.5/10 -
NWOTHM (New Wave Of Traditional Heavy Metal)
I love the NWOTHM channel, but it's a minefield for sure. Tons of cool stuff though. Hellraiser Wild definitely conjures up Phantom Of The Opera at 1:44. -
NWOTHM (New Wave Of Traditional Heavy Metal)
This was a surprise album from last year. Has some pretty interesting female vocals, but it kicks some serious butt. -
NWOTHM (New Wave Of Traditional Heavy Metal)
The Noor album is ridiculous and it's far and away my AOTY. I've not been this excited about an album in a long time. And to clear up something said in another thread, the singer is a male. The Crypt Sermon is very good as well. One band I like to recommend is Seven Sisters. I posted them in... -
Everything 80's Metal Hair Bands Related
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- Post #58
- Forum: 80's Music
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Everything 80's Metal Hair Bands Related
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- Post #57
- Forum: 80's Music
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Everything 80's Metal Hair Bands Related
I still have this album!!!- TACdtf
- Post #56
- Forum: 80's Music
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Your Top 10 Live Albums
UFO- Strangers In The Night Dream Theater- Live Scenes From New York Thin Lizzy-Life/Live Iron Maiden-Death On The Road Rainbow- On Stage Loudness-Loud Live Alive Kiss-Alive/Alive II Michael Schenker Group-One Night At Budokan Saxon-Eagles Over Wacken AC/DC-If You Want Blood 5 Honorable...- TACdtf
- Post #76
- Forum: Book of Lists
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What's the last gig that you went to?
I'm in the corner in the lower arena. I got them when they went on sale and I think they were like $100 each. I knew I couldn't wait because then they all go out of reach. Of course, buys a show over a year in advance is kind of ridiculous. I'm not counting on them coming back. maybe they will...- TACdtf
- Post #60
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Five Favorite Albums Of Each Year
For me, 1981 is the greatest year of music ever. You've listed 5 Five-Star albums here. The only one we share is High n Dry which was one of the most influential albums in my music journey.- TACdtf
- Post #64
- Forum: Book of Lists
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Motorhead (Official Thread)
I spun Bad Magic today, and it's a great album. Although the final track is a cover of Sympathy For The Devil, and while that is fitting, I have always thought how cool it was to have the final actual Motorhead track as When The Sky Comes Looking For You. What a great title for...- TACdtf
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Five Favorite Albums Of Each Year
Cool! I can catch up to 1987! 1985 Accept-Metal Heart UFO-Misdemeanor Waysted-The Good The Bad The Wasted Yngwie Malmsteen-Marching Out Kiss-Asylum 1986 Accept-Russian Roulette Waysted-Save Your Prayers Iron Maiden-Somewhere In Time Tesla-Mechanical Resonance Flotsam & Jetsam-Doomsday For The...- TACdtf
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- Forum: Book of Lists
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What's the last gig that you went to?
Dream Theater last summer. Going to see Iron Maiden in November.- TACdtf
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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The (other) Scorpions
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- Forum: Lost, Forgotten, Obscure Albums
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Review Alice Cooper- Billion Dollar Babies (1973) ****
I consider the Original Alice Cooper Band the most underrated American Classic Rock band going. They never get the attention they deserve IMO. Not a huge B$B guy. Killer and School's Out are so much more intense and are two of my favorite albums of all time. I'd probably rate B$B in the middle...- TACdtf
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- Forum: Album Reviews
