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heavymetalears:

There’s nothing better than the great sound quality of a good old LP.

heavymetalears:

There’s nothing better than the great sound quality of a good old LP.

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Artist: Satan
Album: Court in the Act
Song: Blades of Steel

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Satan - Blades of Steel (1983)

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fires-of-doomsday:

I AM NOT WORTHY

fires-of-doomsday:

I AM NOT WORTHY

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Hollow Ground

fires-of-doomsday:

Hollow Ground

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Artist: Holocaust
Album: Live from the Raw Loud n' Live Tour
Song: Forcedown Breakdown

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Holocaust - Forcedown Breakdown (Live) (1981)

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fuckyeah-nwobhm:

Jameson Raid released their first single, the “Seven Days Of Splendour” EP in February 1979.
“The combination of influences which had given birth to the band’s overall sound was quite difficult to pin down, as there were elements of 70’s rock/pop (particularly David Bowie and Mott The Hoople), heavier acts such as Thin Lizzy and the occasional nod towards punk snottiness…”

fuckyeah-nwobhm:

Jameson Raid released their first single, the “Seven Days Of Splendour” EP in February 1979.

“The combination of influences which had given birth to the band’s overall sound was quite difficult to pin down, as there were elements of 70’s rock/pop (particularly David Bowie and Mott The Hoople), heavier acts such as Thin Lizzy and the occasional nod towards punk snottiness…”

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Artist: Battleaxe
Album: Burn This Town
Song: Ready to Deliver

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Battleaxe - Ready to Deliver (1983)

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headgrrrl:

Girlschool and Rock Goddess - 1984
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headgrrrl:

Girlschool and Rock Goddess - 1984


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Do you like Toxic Holocaust?
Anonymous

Jeeze. Please don’t get me started on ‘Joel Grind’. He doesn’t deserve half of what he received. I’ve seen him play in philly, 2006 (maybe before) when he wasn’t shit, my boyfriend actually played drums for him numerous times. Fuck that dude.