It’s really hard to find good heavy metal vinyl collections, this is a rare exception. I managed to pick this one up with someone in Pittsburgh who answered my ad seeking vinyl collections. I paid a pretty penny for this collection, but it’s well worth it as is all the vinyl is in near-mint condition and contains many HUGE TILES (most first press). Check out this video of the unboxing.
You could check out this page where I listed the contents of all these albums, they are from the golden age of metal circa 1984 to 1989. A lot of good thrash metal and some hard to find hair metal records.
Game Over is the debut album by Nuclear Assault. Most fans consider it their best. Nuclear Assault came into being after Anthrax bassist Danny Lilker was fired from Anthrax because he wanted to pursue more aggressive forms of music. After recording a handful of demos and doing some heavy touring the band signed to Comat Records and released Game Over. The album received a lot of critical acclaims and is considered by many to be the band’s best album.
Nuclear Assault – Game Over ORIGINAL 1986 VINYL First Pressing Combat Records
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Tracklist
Live, Suffer, Die:
Sin:
Cold Steel:
Betrayal:
Radiation Sickness:
Hang the Pope:
After the Holocaust:
Mr. Softee Theme:
Stranded in Hell:
Nuclear War:
My America:
Vengeance:
Brain Death:
Personal:
John Connelly – Guitar/Vocals Anthony Bramante – Lead Guitar Dan Lilker – Bass Glenn Evans – Drums
Country: United States Nuclear Assualt Is From New York City, New York Formed in: 1984 Genre: Thrash Metal
Release Date: October 7th, 1986 (Original), 1999 (Reissue) Label: Combat (Original), Century Media Records (Reissue) Recorded May 1986 at Pyramid Sound, Ithaca, New York Produced by Alex Perialas and Nuclear Assault Mastered by Tom Coyne
The album played a considerable role in the development of many extreme metal subgenres, and many death metal bands cite the record as an influence. The lyrical themes follow those found on their first album Endless Pain, containing descriptions of horrible scenes of death and horror. (Source: Wikipeadia)
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Tracklisting
Side A
“Choir of the Damned” 1:39
“Ripping Corpse” 3:36
“Death Is Your Saviour” 3:58
“Pleasure to Kill” 4:11
“Riot of Violence” 4:56
Side B
“The Pestilence” 6:58
“Carrion.” 4:48
“Command of the Blade” 3:57
“Under the Guillotine” 4:38
Total length: 38:41
Kreator Line Up 1986
Mille Petrozza – vocals, guitars
Rob Fioretti – bass
Ventor – drums, vocals on tracks 3, 5 and 8
Album Cover And Art
CREDITS
Pleasure to Kill Released 1st April 1986 Recorded Musiclab in Berlin, Germany, 1986 Genre Thrash metal, death metal, extreme metal Length 38:42 Label Noise SKU: MX 8105 Producer Harris Johns, Ralf Hubert
Cryptic Slaughter was formed in 1984 by Les Evans (age 17), Scott Peterson (age 14) and Adam Scott (age 15), who met through their mutual participation in the American Youth Soccer League (AYSO). Soon they were joined by Bill Crooks (age 15), a friend of Adam Scott and a fellow soccer player. Adam Scott was let go a few months later due to conflicts regarding his parents and school. (Source: Wikipedia)
Their first demo, Life in Grave, was produced in 1985 and became well circulated in the burgeoning tape-trader underground. Their first full-length LP, Convicted, was released in 1986 on Death/Metal Blade records, whose artist roster also boasted D.R.I., Corrosion of Conformity, Dr. Know, The Mentors, and Beyond Possession. Within its first year of release, Convicted sold over 25,000 copies and earned Cryptic Slaughter the reputation as being one of the fastest bands in hardcore.
1 M.A.D.
2 Little World
3 Sudden Death
4 Lowlife
5 Rage To Kill
6 Rest In Pain
7 Nuclear Future
8 State Control
9 Hypocrite
10 War To The Knife
11 Nation Of Hate
12 Black And White
13 Reich Of Torture
14 Convicted
15 Flesh Of The Wench 2:36
16 Necessity Supreme 2:45
17 Life In Grave 1:36
18 War To The Knife 2:17
19 Rest In Pain 3:34
20 Set Your Own Pace 2:19
21 Positively 2:29
22 Black And White
23 Lowlife
Cryptic Slaughter Line Up 1985
Bill Crooks – Vocals Les Evans – Guitars Rob “Blasko” Nicholson – Bass, Vocals (backing) Scott Peterson – Drums
STILL WONDERING WHAT HAPPENED TO CRYPTIC SLAUGHTER?
HERE IS A PICTURE OF GUITAR PLAYER LES EVANS TODAY!
Was This 1986 Thrash Classic The Highwater Mark For Megadeth
Peace Sells… but Who’s Buying?is the second album by Megadeth, released on September 19, 1986, by Capitol Records. The LP was supposed to be released by Combat Records, but Dave Mustaine in his quest to get as big as “rival band” Metallica.
Morbid Visions is the debut studio album by Brazilian heavy metal band Sepultura, released on November 10, 1986, by Cogumelo Records. While later albums have a more political edge, Morbid Visions (along with the Bestial Devastation EP) is notable for “Satanic” themes. The band said many lyrics were fashioned after those of Venom and Celtic Frost (note the similarity of the album title to Morbid Tales). (Source: WIKIPEDIA)
Interviewer: Morbid Visions is a legendary record, not just because of Jairo T.’s afro, but also because of how raw and neanderthal-like the production is. Did you set out to make it sound that raw?
Igor: [Laughs] Jairo’s ‘fro was epic! The reality is that we were trying to record extreme music in a country were no studios ever recorded this kind of crap before, so its sound was pure instinct. (Source)
is is no re-issue – this is the real deal. 🙂 No | Title | Length
1. “Morbid Visions”3:23 2. “Mayhem”3:15 3. “Troops of Doom”3:21 4. “War”5:32 5. “Crucifixion”5:02 6. “Show Me the Wrath”3:52 7. “Funeral Rites”4:23 8. “Empire of the Damned”4:24
In case you were really impressed by “The Burning Of Atlanta” learn to play the song right from Tony Portaro on his youtube channel where he gives the occasional guitar lesson.
Tony Portaro – vocals, guitar Tony Bono – bass Tony Scaglione – drums
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