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Gitfiddler
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Aside from a great album cover, I always dug the speed and heavy guitar sound in this song.
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Scordare
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Mailman1971
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Mailman1971
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This song is so heavy on a good stereo!!!
Techdeth
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One more. I could keep this up all night.
Mailman1971
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Kinda like my version better. Haha ?
thegame
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Are you playing through the Rectifier in that vid? Sounds heavy.
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Thanks guys. Yea that was my FJA modded recto. Thing was really good. Think of the best cross of a Mark. And recto.
It was lots of fun playing back then. Think we had like 120 vids out there. This one was just me and my drummer. Just sounded HUGE playing thru the 2 Randall lynch box 4x12s.
It was lots of fun playing back then. Think we had like 120 vids out there. This one was just me and my drummer. Just sounded HUGE playing thru the 2 Randall lynch box 4x12s.
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Man we used to get so drunk on saturdays. Could barely speak but man we were tight. ?
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Hell ya!! Overkill one my favorite bands!!
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thegame
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Techdeth
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proto speed metal ?
Speeddemon
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Ehm, this pre-dates VH's song with 2 years
:And one could argue if some Deep Purple tracks (e.g. Speedking, Fireball and Highway Star) layed the groundwork for that too...in the early 70's.
@Gitfiddler Lääz Rockit is one of my faves too... And one of those few bands that became more heavy & raw with each consecutive record.
I mean, City's Gonna Burn and No Stranger to Danger had quite a lot of glam/hair schlock (and some awesome bangers too, like "Backbreacker" and "Wrecking Machine"), but from Know Your Enemy onward, there was no room for glam, it seemed.
When it comes to Lääz Rockit, this is one of my faves:
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