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Friday, May 22, 2009

Hughes/thrall Ufo - ufo (ufo 1) 1971-1999

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--------------------------------------------------------------------- Hughes/Thrall - Hughes/Thrall --------------------------------------------------------------------- Artist...............: Hughes/Thrall Album................: Hughes/Thrall Genre................: Rock Source...............: CD Year.................: 2007 Ripper...............: Exact Audio Copy (Secure mode) Codec................: LAME 3.97 Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III Quality..............: Insane, (CBR: 320kbps) Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3 Information..........: My Rip --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklisting --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. (00:03:37) Hughes/Thrall - I Got Your Number 2. (00:03:54) Hughes/Thrall - The Look In Your Eye 3. (00:03:50) Hughes/Thrall - Beg, Borrow Or Steal 4. (00:03:01) Hughes/Thrall - Where Did The Time Go 5. (00:04:19) H! ughes/Thrall - Muscle And Blood 6. (00:04:47) Hughes/Thrall - Hold Out Your Life 7. (00:03:47) Hughes/Thrall - Who Will You Run To 8. (00:03:58) Hughes/Thrall - Coast To Coast 9. (00:05:40) Hughes/Thrall - First Step Of Love 10. (00:05:49) Hughes/Thrall - Still The Night (Bonus Track) 11. (00:03:51) Hughes/Thrall - Love Don't Come Easy (Bonus Track) Playing Time.........: 00:46:32 Total Size...........: 106.61 MB NFO generated on.....: 21/02/2009 14:45:21 After the break-up of Deep Purple, Glenn Hughes had not been prolific in his out-put, by 1981 he had only produced one solo album; 1976's Play Me Out, an album focused on Hughes' love for soul and funk. By comparison, guitarist Pat Thrall had worked on several albums with Automatic Man and Pat Travers. Thrall had come to Hughes' attention while he was trying to write new material in Los Angeles. The two got together and quickly struck up a working partnership. The result was the Hughes/Thrall album. Hughes/Thrall mar! ks a return to hard rock for Hughes, the album itself has a de! finite A OR sound, but with influences of new-wave and post-punk. Thrall makes good use of guitar synthesizers and many have cited the album as being quite influential to the direction of rock music in the 80s and it was critically well received upon its release. However, despite the positive reception from critics the album failed to sell well at the time. It has since become something of a cult album. Along with Hughes and Thrall the album also featured keyboardist Peter Schless and drummers Gary Ferguson (who went on to work on many of Hughes' albums in the 90s and 00s), Frankie Banali of W.A.S.P. and Quiet Riot fame and prolific session player Gary Mallaber. The album was co-produced and mixed by Andy Johns, who had previously worked with the likes of Led Zeppelin, Free and The Rolling Stones. The song Coast to Coast had originally featured on the T ze album You Are the Music...We're Just the Band; the version on the Hughes/Thrall album is similar in arrangement to the original! . Promotional videos were shot for the songs The Look in Your Eyes and Muscle and Blood, these received some airplay on music channels at their time of release. In January 2007 the album was reissued. This new version featured the original album, fully remastered as well as two bonus tracks, both outtakes from the original sessions. The first bonus track, Still The Night originally featured on the first Phenomena album, which featured Hughes, but not Thrall, another version appeared on the John Norum album Face the Truth, again featuring Hughes. This is the first time the original version has been released. An immediate follow up to the Hughes/Thrall album was planned and some tracks were written and demoed, however the project did not go any further and the album was scrapped. In 2006 it was announced that a follow-up album was being written and recorded and is due for release in 2008. ............. Friggin dogs bolox this is :woop: :thum: Code:Code: Pass: tiger

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Part: 2 : Ufo - ufo (ufo 1) 1971-1999
UFO - UFO (UFO 1) 1971-1999 flac+cue+art | 251 MB RS | Remastered For diehard UFO fans, this is the begining of the band, and the start of a hard rock story that endures to this day. This album is a product of the times in which it was created, the echoes of the sixties were fading, and the violence and upheaval of the seventies were on the horizon, and UFO was there to create some sounds that were different than the peace and love era, and a preview of things to come. With the first incarnation of this band, they delivered some solid tunes, "Timothy" is a great tribute to the orginal guru of the acid days, "Boogie" is a solid rockin tune as well, all the songs are cool, and this is a must have album for the collector, and a good intro to the band before they became the icons of the area shows of the seventies during the Michael era. Give it a listen, and turn on, tune in, and drop out back to a time when the winds of change were a coming.

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Steppenwolf - steppenwolf original recording 1968 Deathlike silence - saturday night evil [2009]

Part: 1 : Steppenwolf - steppenwolf original recording 1968
Steppenwolf - Steppenwolf Original Recording 1968 FLAC + Art | 280 MB RS 3% Recovery | Source - My House Steppenwolf entered the studio for their recording debut in mid-1968 with a lot of confidence, based on a heavy rehearsal schedule before they ever got signed, and it shows on this album. "Steppenwolf" is a surprisingly strong debut album from a tight hard rock outfit who was obviously searching for a hook to hang their sound on.

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Part: 2 : Deathlike silence - saturday night evil [2009]
Deathlike Silence - Saturday Night Evil - 2009 Release: January 28th, 2009 Genre: Melodic Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Country: Finland (Turku) Format: mp3/VBR 213kbps Total playing time: 44:22

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Thursday, May 21, 2009

Damageplan - New Found Power (2004) Steppenwolf - steppenwolf 7 original recording 1970

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          Artist:      Damageplan
          Album:       New Found Power
          Label:       Elektra/Asylum
          Genre:       Metal
          Rip date:    Feb/02/2004
          Street date: Feb/10/2004
          Size:        96,5 MB
          Type:        Album
          Quality:     VBR kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
 
 
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          That other group brought you the clean retail or
          something earlier yesterday, and we bring you the
          explict retail today. If you don't know who
          Damageplan is, read on:
 
 
          'When we first started putting this band together,
          we knew we were going to have to get a kick ass
          vocalist,' says Vinnie. Enter PAT LACHMAN former
          HALFORD and DIESEL MACHINE guitarist. 'We tried
          several people, and they just weren't working out.
          Patrick was traveling to back and forth to Dallas,
          and during this time, he had formed a friendship
          with Dime. The two were hangin' out, listenin' to
          jams, and drinkin', when Dime played him the new
          music we had been workin' on.  Pat was blown away
          and immediately expressed interest in being part of
          the band, but Dimebag had the guitar already
          covered, so when Pat said he wanted to sing they
          were totally surprised.
 
          Dimebag recalls how Lachman proved his vocal
          prowess. 'We gave him a track and he went back to
          L.A. and just killed it. He Fed Ex'd it to me and
          Vinnie and we put an ear to it that night...and it
          crushed! So we gave him a few more tracks and he
          kept fuckin' killin' 'em. The key was, he had that
          aggression, which has always been crucial to what
          we do, but at the same time, we love a fucking
          melody, and Pat can bring that too. His style is
          very diverse. Vinnie and I have always been about
          the 'Power Groove', as well as good songwriting.'
 
          Pat says he was very cautious, at first, stepping
          up to the plate with two members of a group that he
          had grown up with. 'At first it was a little
          intimidating, but the personal relationship I had
          with Dime relaxed me a little bit. There was also
          that mutual respect on a professional level. I
          think with good singers, your musical roots have to
          be there, and the fact that I played guitar also
          helped. They knew I was coming from solid ground.'
          Patrick's musical influences are very broad, from
          Pink Floyd to Meshuggah. Born in Portland, Oregon,
          he started playing guitar and writing songs at the
          age of twelve. When he was twenty years old, he
          relocated to L.A., where in addition to his work in
          Diesel Machine, he wrote and recorded 3 albums with
          Rob Halford, and also collaborated with Tommy
          Victor. Now he finds himself in Texas where he has
          found his true calling... as the voice of
          Damageplan.
 
          New Found Power is indeed a fright-gallery of
          scorching, molten hard rock masterpieces, from the
          crushing eye-opener 'Wake Up,' to the thankfully
          self-explanatory 'Fuck You' - 'the people who think
          that song is about them know who they are,' says
          the ever-quotable Dimebag - to the relentless crank
          of 'Blunt Force Trauma.' But the boys do expand
          their musical palette. You can hear the difference,
          even in the gradations of dynamics in a song like
          'Reborn' or the feverish 'Crawl'. 'That was one of
          the first songs Pat attacked,' says Dime. "He
          wanted that to be the first, because he felt there
          were so many ways he could express his vocal
          ability.' As Pat states, 'That song was important;
          it was an open playing field. I could show what I
          could do in a variety of ways. It was the one that
          enabled me to put my foot in the door and make sure
          it didn't slam shut in my face.'
 
          Dime and Vinnie also approached their craft
          slightly differently on the Damageplan debut. 'Of
          course, we did our usual thing where we just jammed
          with a fucking hangover,' says Dime. 'But we also
          trusted our chemistry so much, that we made
          individual pieces that we each could put our own
          vision to.' Vinnie elaborates, 'Dime would lay down
          five to ten riffs and I'd go in and do my thing,
          just to see where it would go. There was an
          incredible amount of freedom. It was cool to
          interject on top of one another like that, and
          bleed off each other as a part of the creative
          process. We'd never done that before.'
 
          To add the final completion to the plan, Bob Zilla
          was brought into the fold. As Dime informs us, 'We
          really wanted a true bass player with a monstrous
          sound. We had seen Bob play in various local bands,
          along with various styles of music. We knew he had
          the diversity, and he still had the same heavy
          influences we had grown up on, not to mention, he's
          one hell of a tattoo artist too. So he was our
          first choice to audition. He came down to the
          studio one night, and after we jammed a few songs
          together,' Vinnie says, 'Man, dude sounds like
          Godzilla comin' outta that rig!' Henceforth, he
          would be notorious, as 'Bob Zilla.'
 
          Born in Waikiki, Hawaii, Bob Kakaha grew up in
          Southern California, where his mom raised him on
          Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, and Led Zeppelin. He
          started playing drums at age 14, but picked up the
          bass shortly after. 'I played in a band with my
          brother for awhile, other than the backyard
          keggers, we played a gig at the Troubadour when I
          was almost 18...I was hooked! My music style is
          aggressive and damaging. I wanted to learn as much
          music as possible, so I experimented with various
          styles while playing with bands in L.A., everything
          from death metal to reggae, funk to rock, but my
          heart is PURE METAL!!! I'm a huge Maiden fan!'
 
          Eventually moving to Dallas, Zilla explains how he
          came to know the brothers. 'Over a period of time,
          I had struck up a friendship, as well as a tattoo
          relationship with Dime and Vinnie, so when I got
          the call, I was honored.' When asked how he feels
          about Damageplan, 'I couldn't ask for a more killer
          opportunity. Not only were these guys such a great
          influence on me musically, but they're also my
          friends, and guys I get totally boozed up with.
          Something like this only happens to a person once,
          if ever, in their career. I feel honored to play
          with such awesome musicians. I couldn't be happier
          about the entire situation. I have nothing but the
          best feelings about the outcome, and with the
          chemistry with what we are creating, how can you go
          wrong.'
 
          Pat views Damageplan as a natural progression of
          the nucleus that made Pantera a legend in the first
          place. 'Comparisons are going to come because it's
          the evolution of a legacy, even though we're not
          trying to be Pantera. We're trying to evolve and do
          something different. As Vinnie states, 'We know we
          have been very influential on today's music. Bands
          tell us all the time how much we influenced them,
          so we have that legacy, but at the same time, we
          like a lot of the great fucking music that's out
          there now, and with Pat and Bob Zilla, we feel
          there's nothing we can't accomplish. Dime and I
          lived on the road for 12 years. We can't wait to
          get back out there. No pun intended - but we want
          to unleash some real fucking 'damage' on these
          motherfuckers.'
 
          Dimebag, as always, is downright philosophical
          about such a protest. 'After kickin' ass for so
          long and realizing you're starting over, it re-
          energizes you. We know a lot of fucking bands don't
          make it past their second record, much less, match
          the damage we laid down over the years. And then
          when it's over and you've done it - most of the
          motherfuckers run from it like 'Goddamn, I can't
          believe I'm still alive.' We take the opposite
          fucking approach. Like goddamn, we were just
          getting good at this... Really motherfucker...we're
          just getting warmed up.'
 
          So, I ask you... how can you go wrong with four
          badass motherfuckers like Damageplan? The name says
          it all...Devastation is truly on the way.
 
 
 
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         01. wake up                                         [04:30]
         02. breathing new life                              [03:49]
         03. new found power                                 [03:25]
         04. pride                                           [04:17]
         05. fuck you                                        [03:09]
         06. reborn                                          [04:02]
         07. explode                                         [03:14]
         08. save me                                         [03:34]
         09. cold blooded                                    [04:57]
         10. crawl                                           [05:30]
         11. blink of an eye                                 [04:19]
         12. blunt force trauma                              [04:57]
         13. moment of truth                                 [06:50]
         14. soul bleed                                      [05:13]
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                                                             61:40 min
 
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Part: 2 : Steppenwolf - steppenwolf 7 original recording 1970
Steppenwolf - Steppenwolf 7 Original Recording 1970 FLAC+cue+log | Cover Art | 233 MB RS | 3% Recovery| Source - My House "Steppenwolf 7" is pretty trippy for hard rock but remember this is at the height of the drug counter culture. Steppenwolf recorded seven discs for Dunhill Records in the short span between 1968 and 1971, six of them studio albums, and one allegedly "live", though there was early Sparrow material recorded in May of 1967 not released by the label until 1972. Throw in a greatest-hits package along with Columbia's reissue of yet more Sparrow recordings, and how they came up with Steppenwolf 7 for the title of this, their fifth studio recording for Dunhill, is a question for hardcore fans of the band to debate (don't even bring the movie soundtracks into this equation).

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W.a.s.p. - double live assassins -1998 - 2cd - hq v0 vbr[eac rip with log] Jorn - out to every nation (2004)

Part: 1 : W.a.s.p. - double live assassins -1998 - 2cd - hq v0 vbr[eac rip with log]
------------------------------------------------------------------ W.A.S.P. - Double Live Assassins ------------------------------------------------------------------ Artist...............: W.A.S.P. Album................: Double Live Assassins Genre................: Heavy Metal Source...............: CD Year.................: 1998 Ripper...............: Exact Audio Copy (Secure mode) Codec................: LAME 3.97 Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III Quality..............: Extreme,V0 VBR Bitrate..............: CD1 Avg-282kbps,CD2 Avg-274kbps Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3 Information..........: My Rip Total File Size......: 201MB ------------------------------------------------------------------ CD1 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. (00:11:33) W.A.S.P. - The Medley i) On Your Knees ii) I Don't Need No Doctor iii) Hellion iv) Chainsaw Charlie (Murders In The New Morgue) 2. (00:! 06:03) W.A.S.P. - Wild 3. (00:04:13) W.A.S.P. - Animal (Fuck Like A Beast) 4. (00:04:16) W.A.S.P. - L.O.V.E. Machine 5. (00:03:51) W.A.S.P. - Killahead 6. (00:06:27) W.A.S.P. - I Wanna Be Somebody 7. (00:05:34) W.A.S.P. - U 8. (00:03:37) W.A.S.P. - The Real Me 9. (00:06:34) W.A.S.P. - Kill Your Pretty Face 10. (00:09:11) W.A.S.P. - The Horror Playing Time.........: 01:01:20 Size..................: 122.65 MB ------------------------------------------------------------------ CD2 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. (00:05:34) W.A.S.P. - Blind In Texas 2. (00:05:46) W.A.S.P. - The Headless ren 3. (00:06:14) W.A.S.P. - The Idol 4. (00:10:37) W.A.S.P. - Crimson Idol Medley 5. (00:04:17) W.A.S.P. - Little Death 6. (00:03:51) W.A.S.P. - Mean Man 7. (00:03:53) W.A.S.P. - Rock 'N' Roll To Death Playing Time.........: 00:40:13 Size.................: 78.72 MB NFO generated on.....: 15/02/2009 13:18:24 Line Up: Blackie Lawless - Vocals/Guitar Chris H! olmes - Guitar Mike Duda - Bass Stet Howland - Drums There onc! e was a time when the only way to capture a band's power was through live in-concert recordings. The technology of studio recordings just didn't do certain bands justice. Then the studio technology caught up and the anticipation surrounding the release of a live album subsided. That is until now... W.A.S.P returns, rocking like never before with their ninth album, Double Live Assassins. With, in my opinion, their best line-up ever. Blackie Lawless on vocals and rhythm, Chris Holmes on lead, Mike Duda on bass, and Stet Howland on the drums. Recorded in Switzerland, Chicago, Cleveland and Los Angeles during the Kill Fuck Die Tour, Double Live Assassins really captures all the excitement and electricity that is a W.A.S.P Concert. I could easily say that anyone who appreciates the spirit of true rock n' roll will, without a doubt, also appreciate this. "You're just looking for a moment to capture, and you just hope the tape machines are rolling when it occurs. I think we got pretty ! lucky. I mean, there's a lot of mistakes on this record, but that's part of it's charm"- Blackie Lawless. As the first track starts spinning you'll immediately hear the rising cheers of the excited crowd. And as usual, W.A.S.P starts off with their ever-changing Medley. On your knees - I don't need no Doctor - Hellion - Chainsaw Charlie (Murders in the new Morgue) is a well-chosen four piece medley because, well, simply put, those songs won't fail in getting the crowd started, that's for sure. There's also no doubting that the musical partnership between Lawless and Holmes is an amazing yin-yang relationship as they constantly feed off of each other while pushing themselves to a new musical limit in this hard rock genre. Then it's on with Wild , probably the album's strongest track, a phenomenal live-version with absolutely great vocals and a killer performance by Mr. Holmes. The album flows with songs from "The Headless ren," "The Crimson Idol," "W.A.S.P (Win! ged Assassins)" and of course "K.F.D (Kill Fuck Die)" with a t! remendou s mixing amongst the songs, including almost all their hits, like Animal, I Wanna Be Somebody, Blind in Texas and the Idol . As for notice, Blackie and his men have chosen to take some of the industrial edges off the K.F.D songs, which cleary makes the songs much more characteristic, and by that, much better. However, the introduction of the song "Mean Man" (Dedicated to Holmes) almost itself makes this album a somewhat privilege, you'll have to hear it by yourself as a nice extra that'll make the album slightly more enjoyable than it would have been without it. Metal mayhem :bravo Code:Code: Pass: tiger

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Part: 2 : Jorn - out to every nation (2004)
Jorn - Out to every nation (2004) CloneCD Image (IMG+CCD) | WinRAR compression (best) - 405 MB | Ogg Vorbis (VBR, average round 220 kbit/sec) - 91,3 MB | Advanced audio AAC (M4A) - 89,7 MB | Covers - 5,73 MB Melodic hard rock / Heavy metal "Wiki: Jørn Lande is a Norwegian heavy metal and hard rock singer who has sold over 1.5 million records. Jorn Lande is considered by such famed artists as Ken Hensley, Glenn Hughes and Arjen Lucassen (Ayreon), plus many others to be one of the greatest hard rock and metal singers in the world today. He is known for his powerful, melodic voice, wide vocal range, and for not only putting out album after album from numerous side-projects and bands and as an occasional guest musician, but also for his largely successful solo career. Jørn Lande has performed with bands such as Vagabond (with Ronni Le Tekrø from TNT), Yngwie Malmsteen, ARK, Beyond Twilight, Mundanus Imperium, Nikolo Kotzev's Nostradamus, Millennium, Ken Hensley and The Sna! kes as well as his own self-titled solo effort. He also sang lead vocals on the Norwegian national football team's song for the 1994 World Cup, "Alt for Norge" (All for Norway). More recently, Jørn joined the global metal scene fronting Masterplan, with whom he released two albums. In 2005, Jørn also teamed up with Symphony X vocalist Russell Allen on the album The Battle, and their following album, The Revenge, released May 11, 2007. In 2007, Jørn Lande lent his voice to the Ayreon album 01011001 and the latest Avantasia album The Scarecrow, both being released in January 2008."

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Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Bloc party--live de la semaine-dvbs-2008-emmlive Bodysnatcher-the ninth floor-2008-fwyh

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Alter bridge--live at rocksound festival huttwil-dvbs-2008-emmlive Bakkushan - springwut-ep-de-2008-mst

Part: 1 : Alter bridge--live at rocksound festival huttwil-dvbs-2008-emmlive

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 ARTIST..........: Alter Bridge
 TITLE...........: Live_at_Rocksound_Festival_Huttwil
 SOURCE..........: Live Session
 STYLE...........: Rock
 QUALITY.........: VBRkbps/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
 RIP.DATE........: Nov-19-2008
 LENGTH..........: 58:24 min
 SIZE............: 72,4 MB
 
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Part: 2 : Bakkushan - springwut-ep-de-2008-mst