Alben, die eine Neuauflage bekommen MÜSSEN.
- Ersteller exumer
- Erstellt am
Warball666
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Wuuste nix von diesen Releases. Sind ja sogar de Luxe Versionen mit Bonus Tracks, sehr geil.
Danke für den Tipp, Bestellung ist raus.
Stormrider
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Wuuste nix von diesen Releases. Sind ja sogar de Luxe Versionen mit Bonus Tracks, sehr geil.
Danke für den Tipp, Bestellung ist raus.
Geht übrigens bei ebay glaub ich noch nen Tick günstiger wenn ebay eine Option ist.
Einfach nach den EANs suchen:
711576006623 - Play God
711576006524 - World Won't Miss You
Warball666
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32,77 € für beide und inkl. Versand, finde ich annehmbar.
Jhonny
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Außer dem Debüt hatte ich da aber bei keiner Scheibe das Gefühl, dass sie ultra schwer zu bekommen ist?
Fallen Idol 666
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nunja, kommt drau an, ob du Vinyl oder CD meinst
. Die Vinylsachen, außer die späteren und das nachgepresste Debut, werden schon zu recht durchen Preisen angeboten.
Vauxdvihl
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Schon traurig, dass man die immer noch kaufen kann. Immerhin sind die vor fast 7 Jahren erschienen und waren auf je 500 limitiert.
@Warball666 - immerhin bist du mit den Releases dann auch gleich komplett, da ja das Demo und die Live EP dabei sind. Ich hoffe, sie ersetzen nur mal wieder ausgeleierte Tapes...
Jhonny
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nunja, kommt drau an, ob du Vinyl oder CD meinst
Ach so, ich finde, es sollte alles auf CD erhaltbar sein.
Warball666
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Ich hab die nur als LPs, und die auch nur vor ewigen Zeiten mal als Second Hand gekauft. Vinyl steht bei mir aber nicht mehr so hoch im Kurs und einen neuen Plattenspieler brauche ich auch ....
Die Live EP hab ich, irgendwann mal bei Hellion gekauft, mit den Re-Releases bin ich jetzt komplett. 
Die Versandbestätigung ist inzwischen auch da, läuft also.
Horstmen
Deaf Dealer
Vinyl bitte:
Black Sabbath-Heaven and Hell *
-The Mob Rules *
-Headless Cross
-TYR
Fight-War of Words
Halford-Resurrection
Iron Maiden-A Real Dead One
-A Real live One
-Live in Donington '92
Megadeth-Countdown to Extinction
Pantera-Cowboys from Hell
-Vulgar Display of Power
Edit: * = kommen am 5.3.
Black Sabbath-Heaven and Hell *
-The Mob Rules *
-Headless Cross
-TYR
Fight-War of Words
Halford-Resurrection
Iron Maiden-A Real Dead One
-A Real live One
-Live in Donington '92
Megadeth-Countdown to Extinction
Pantera-Cowboys from Hell
-Vulgar Display of Power
Edit: * = kommen am 5.3.
Warball666
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Wie sieht's mit den ersten beiden Tank Scheiben aus? Gibt's die auch irgendwo zu zivilen Preisen zu kaufen? Hab da im Netz bisher nix gefunden und diesen Thread hab ich jetzt auch nicht komplett durchgeackert.
Tipps wären cool.
Tipps wären cool.
Dying Victims Prod
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Ich weiß natürlich nicht wieviele darauf gewartet haben, aber ich freu mich sehr, dass es mit den deutschen MP geklappt hat:
DVP-R 002 MP – Bursting Out (The Beast Became Human) LP/CD
RELICS FROM THE CRYPT, the newly founded sub-label of DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS, is proud to present a reissue of MP’s cult-classic debut album, Bursting Out (The Beast Became Human), on CD and vinyl LP formats.
Originally released in 1986 on the short-lived Steps Records, Bursting Out (The Beast Became Human) was the first recorded statement of Germany’s MP. As such, it retains all the electricity and urgency of youth. It also upholds Germany’s rich heritage of heavy metal, which spanned the early hot-rockin’ throes of post-NWOBHM to the nascent rumblings of speed metal and its subsequent thrash offshoot, and of course the more mainstream stylings which lingered across all those idioms. It was still the 1980s, after all, and “heavy metal” as both a term and especially a musical style & subculture had yet to be too finely locked into boundaries. And with a complete lack of self-consciousness and, in its stead, an abundance of enthusiasm and energy, MP ably crisscrossed all these metals on their debut album, Bursting Out (The Beast Became Human).
Indeed, aptly titled, Bursting Out (The Beast Became Human) is a measured and never-messy explosion of hooks and heaviness, headbanging and hard-driving speed. Rough and raw yet somehow refined, MP at this stage authentically conveyed a sense of literally living & breathing HEAVY METAL, and each of the 10 should-be anthems comprising their debut full-length delivered the goods, each one as different as the last but altogether unified in their all-out metalness no matter the dynamic being explored. From the locomotive thrust of the opening title track to sleazy, midnight-walking panthers like “Startide Rising” and especially “Out for Love,” from the equally sleazy blitz of “On the Loose Again” to the stand-up-and-shout strut of “Fight for Your Life” right after and concluding with the moody push ‘n’ pull of “World of Tiers,” MP covered all ‘80s-stock metal bases and then some. Naturally, the specter of national heroes Accept loomed large across Bursting Out, but the band could just as handily hold their own with the likes of Living Death, Iron Angel, and Warrant domestically and even Exciter, Abattoir, and Nasty Savage overseas. And if their seemingly odd choice of moniker left any doubt, the trio drove the point home with “MP (Metal Priests).”
MP continued on for two more albums before changing that moniker to Melting Point, the title of their 1992 album still under the MP handle. But, of course, the band’s Bursting Out debut is their most beloved album, and one that cemented MP’s status as a cult band. Experience it again – or for the first time – on vinyl again since its original release, or on CD with ten live bonus tracks!
- Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
- Special edition on grey vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
- CD edition with sticker and 5 bonus tracks.
Out 26th March
DVP-R 003 MP – Get it Now LP/CD
RELICS FROM THE CRYPT, the newly founded sub-label of DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS, is proud to present a reissue of MP’s cult-classic second album, Get It Now, on CD and vinyl LP formats.
Originally released in 1987 on the short-lived Steps Records, Get It Now, was the second recorded statement of Germany’s MP. Their debut album from the year before, Bursting Out (The Beast Became Human), retained all the electricity and urgency of youth, and subsequently become a cult record for its raw verve. A year older and presumably wiser, the power-trio unleashed a more finessed follow-up in Get It Now. While the band hardly wavered in their approach between the two albums – still spanning the early hot-rockin’ throes of post-NWOBHM to the nascent rumblings of speed metal and its subsequent thrash offshoot, and of course the more mainstream stylings which lingered across all those idioms – MP here focused their songwriting into a more streamlined push ‘n’ pull that was 100% HEAVY METAL personified.
And yet, its year of release provides some (in-hindsight) context for Get It Now’s unique and underdog nature, which has thankfully made it an enduring album. Not only in Germany but across the world, traditional metal was on the decline as “hair metal” crept up the pop charts and thrash metal exploded all across the international underground – and lest we forget the first album-length rumblings of death metal. In this landscape, where subgenres started taking hold and “heavy metal” as both a term and especially a musical style & subculture became much more defined, MP doggedly defied the norms and stuck to their increasingly gleaming guns. As such, Get It Now retains a rich, metal-for-metal’s-sake balance between slick ‘n’ speeding burners and grimy fist-shakers. And while the debut album conspicuously nodded toward metal culture with “MP (Metal Priests),” here do MP continue to acknowledge that culture through the wider world’s acknowledgement of metal culture with “Rocktober Blood,” about the cult horror film of the same name. Elsewhere, the production was taken up a couple notches without losing that raw verve that so endeared the band’s debut album, arguably making Get It Now the fullest expression of MP’s true metal might.
MP continued on for one more album before changing that moniker to Melting Point, the title of their 1992 album still under the MP handle. Like many overlooked albums within the metal pantheon, Get It Now never truly got its due “back in the day,” but thankfully, it sounds surprisingly fresh today, and RELICS FROM THE CRYPT hopes this dog will have its day with this long-overdue reissue!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on halloween orange vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
– CD edition with sticker.
Out 30th April
DVP-R 002 MP – Bursting Out (The Beast Became Human) LP/CD
RELICS FROM THE CRYPT, the newly founded sub-label of DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS, is proud to present a reissue of MP’s cult-classic debut album, Bursting Out (The Beast Became Human), on CD and vinyl LP formats.
Originally released in 1986 on the short-lived Steps Records, Bursting Out (The Beast Became Human) was the first recorded statement of Germany’s MP. As such, it retains all the electricity and urgency of youth. It also upholds Germany’s rich heritage of heavy metal, which spanned the early hot-rockin’ throes of post-NWOBHM to the nascent rumblings of speed metal and its subsequent thrash offshoot, and of course the more mainstream stylings which lingered across all those idioms. It was still the 1980s, after all, and “heavy metal” as both a term and especially a musical style & subculture had yet to be too finely locked into boundaries. And with a complete lack of self-consciousness and, in its stead, an abundance of enthusiasm and energy, MP ably crisscrossed all these metals on their debut album, Bursting Out (The Beast Became Human).
Indeed, aptly titled, Bursting Out (The Beast Became Human) is a measured and never-messy explosion of hooks and heaviness, headbanging and hard-driving speed. Rough and raw yet somehow refined, MP at this stage authentically conveyed a sense of literally living & breathing HEAVY METAL, and each of the 10 should-be anthems comprising their debut full-length delivered the goods, each one as different as the last but altogether unified in their all-out metalness no matter the dynamic being explored. From the locomotive thrust of the opening title track to sleazy, midnight-walking panthers like “Startide Rising” and especially “Out for Love,” from the equally sleazy blitz of “On the Loose Again” to the stand-up-and-shout strut of “Fight for Your Life” right after and concluding with the moody push ‘n’ pull of “World of Tiers,” MP covered all ‘80s-stock metal bases and then some. Naturally, the specter of national heroes Accept loomed large across Bursting Out, but the band could just as handily hold their own with the likes of Living Death, Iron Angel, and Warrant domestically and even Exciter, Abattoir, and Nasty Savage overseas. And if their seemingly odd choice of moniker left any doubt, the trio drove the point home with “MP (Metal Priests).”
MP continued on for two more albums before changing that moniker to Melting Point, the title of their 1992 album still under the MP handle. But, of course, the band’s Bursting Out debut is their most beloved album, and one that cemented MP’s status as a cult band. Experience it again – or for the first time – on vinyl again since its original release, or on CD with ten live bonus tracks!
- Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
- Special edition on grey vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
- CD edition with sticker and 5 bonus tracks.
Out 26th March
DVP-R 003 MP – Get it Now LP/CD
RELICS FROM THE CRYPT, the newly founded sub-label of DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS, is proud to present a reissue of MP’s cult-classic second album, Get It Now, on CD and vinyl LP formats.
Originally released in 1987 on the short-lived Steps Records, Get It Now, was the second recorded statement of Germany’s MP. Their debut album from the year before, Bursting Out (The Beast Became Human), retained all the electricity and urgency of youth, and subsequently become a cult record for its raw verve. A year older and presumably wiser, the power-trio unleashed a more finessed follow-up in Get It Now. While the band hardly wavered in their approach between the two albums – still spanning the early hot-rockin’ throes of post-NWOBHM to the nascent rumblings of speed metal and its subsequent thrash offshoot, and of course the more mainstream stylings which lingered across all those idioms – MP here focused their songwriting into a more streamlined push ‘n’ pull that was 100% HEAVY METAL personified.
And yet, its year of release provides some (in-hindsight) context for Get It Now’s unique and underdog nature, which has thankfully made it an enduring album. Not only in Germany but across the world, traditional metal was on the decline as “hair metal” crept up the pop charts and thrash metal exploded all across the international underground – and lest we forget the first album-length rumblings of death metal. In this landscape, where subgenres started taking hold and “heavy metal” as both a term and especially a musical style & subculture became much more defined, MP doggedly defied the norms and stuck to their increasingly gleaming guns. As such, Get It Now retains a rich, metal-for-metal’s-sake balance between slick ‘n’ speeding burners and grimy fist-shakers. And while the debut album conspicuously nodded toward metal culture with “MP (Metal Priests),” here do MP continue to acknowledge that culture through the wider world’s acknowledgement of metal culture with “Rocktober Blood,” about the cult horror film of the same name. Elsewhere, the production was taken up a couple notches without losing that raw verve that so endeared the band’s debut album, arguably making Get It Now the fullest expression of MP’s true metal might.
MP continued on for one more album before changing that moniker to Melting Point, the title of their 1992 album still under the MP handle. Like many overlooked albums within the metal pantheon, Get It Now never truly got its due “back in the day,” but thankfully, it sounds surprisingly fresh today, and RELICS FROM THE CRYPT hopes this dog will have its day with this long-overdue reissue!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on halloween orange vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
– CD edition with sticker.
Out 30th April
Snailking
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Herr_U
Deaf Dealer
Möglichst auf LP:
Morgana lefay-the secret doctrine, maleficium
Lefay-the seventh seal, s.o.s.
Shadow gallery-carved in stone, tyranny
Riverdogs-bone
Letter x-born into darkness
Everon-flood
Harem scarem-mood swings, voice of reason
Civil defiance-the fishers for souls
Damn the machine-damn the machine
Mystic force-a step beyond
Steel prophet-dark hallucinations
Communic-conspiracy in mind
Mara-america
Cannata-watching the world
The lord weird slough feg-down among the deadmen
Gamma ray-land of the free
Mogg/way-chocolate box
Channel zero-channel zero
Lake of tears-a crimson cosmos
The last things-circles&butterflies
Ten-the name of the rose, the robe, babylon
D:a:d-simpatico, everything glows
Blaze-silicon messiah
Warrior-ancient future
Life after death-life after death
John waite-rough&tumble
Seventh key-the raging fire
Steelhouse lane-metallic blue, ...slaves to the new world
If only-no bed of roses
Annihilator-king of the kill
Gotthard-gotthard, dial hard , g.
Grip inc.-the power of inner strength
Lillian axe-poetic justice
Metal church-hanging in the balance
Nevermore-dreaming neon black, dead heart in a dead world
Sodom-persecution mania, tapping the vein
Stratovarius-episode, visions, dreamspace
The haunted-made me do it
Type o negative-october rust, life is killing me
Xentrix-kin
Solitude aeturnus-beyond the crimson horizon, into the depths of sorrow
The hellacopters-high visibility, by the grace of god
Voivod-the outer limits
Wolf-black wings
Turbonegro-party animals, scandinavian leather
Rollins band-the end of silence
Memento mori-rhymes of lunacy
Coroner-death cult
Overkill-overkill
Psychotic waltz-bleeding, a social grace, into the everflow
Iq-subterranea, dark matter, the road of bones
Veni domine-fall babylon fall
Ayreon-the universal migrator part 1&2, the human equation, 01011001
Danzig-danzig 4 p
Pentacle-rides the moonstorm
Hellhammer-demon entrails
Universe-universe
Threshold-march of progress
Saviour machine-saviour machine 1&2
Sortilege-larmes de heroes
Samhain-initium, november-coming-fire
Morgana lefay-the secret doctrine, maleficium
Lefay-the seventh seal, s.o.s.
Shadow gallery-carved in stone, tyranny
Riverdogs-bone
Letter x-born into darkness
Everon-flood
Harem scarem-mood swings, voice of reason
Civil defiance-the fishers for souls
Damn the machine-damn the machine
Mystic force-a step beyond
Steel prophet-dark hallucinations
Communic-conspiracy in mind
Mara-america
Cannata-watching the world
The lord weird slough feg-down among the deadmen
Gamma ray-land of the free
Mogg/way-chocolate box
Channel zero-channel zero
Lake of tears-a crimson cosmos
The last things-circles&butterflies
Ten-the name of the rose, the robe, babylon
D:a:d-simpatico, everything glows
Blaze-silicon messiah
Warrior-ancient future
Life after death-life after death
John waite-rough&tumble
Seventh key-the raging fire
Steelhouse lane-metallic blue, ...slaves to the new world
If only-no bed of roses
Annihilator-king of the kill
Gotthard-gotthard, dial hard , g.
Grip inc.-the power of inner strength
Lillian axe-poetic justice
Metal church-hanging in the balance
Nevermore-dreaming neon black, dead heart in a dead world
Sodom-persecution mania, tapping the vein
Stratovarius-episode, visions, dreamspace
The haunted-made me do it
Type o negative-october rust, life is killing me
Xentrix-kin
Solitude aeturnus-beyond the crimson horizon, into the depths of sorrow
The hellacopters-high visibility, by the grace of god
Voivod-the outer limits
Wolf-black wings
Turbonegro-party animals, scandinavian leather
Rollins band-the end of silence
Memento mori-rhymes of lunacy
Coroner-death cult
Overkill-overkill
Psychotic waltz-bleeding, a social grace, into the everflow
Iq-subterranea, dark matter, the road of bones
Veni domine-fall babylon fall
Ayreon-the universal migrator part 1&2, the human equation, 01011001
Danzig-danzig 4 p
Pentacle-rides the moonstorm
Hellhammer-demon entrails
Universe-universe
Threshold-march of progress
Saviour machine-saviour machine 1&2
Sortilege-larmes de heroes
Samhain-initium, november-coming-fire
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zopilote
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Psychotic Waltz wurde vorletztes Jahr oder so alles RR't. Die Universe CD auch, gibt es noch überall (aber eben nur CD, die gab es glaube ich auch nie auf Vinyl?). Outer Limits kam gerade erst, aber auf irgendnem eher teuren US-Label.
TillManiak
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1500 werden gerade in blau-schwarzem Vinyl gepresst:
https://shop.realgonemusic.com/products/voivod-the-outer-limits-lp
We've put out a lot of rare albums here at Real Gone Music, but this one might be the rarest: right now there's just one copy for sale online for over $1000! That's partly because this 1993 record only came out briefly on vinyl in Europe'but it's also because The Outer Limits offers the unique blend of atonal riffs, off-time tempo changes, and sci-fi imagery that made this Quebec band such a shining star in the Canadian metal scene. The Outer Limits features a great cover of Pink Floyd's 'The Nile Song' (Voïvod had covered 'Astronomy Domine' on their 1989 album Nothingface), but without question the album's centerpiece is the winding 17-minute song 'Jack Luminous,' which is something of a prog-rock masterpiece. Our first-ever domestic vinyl reissue comes with a jacket and inner sleeve boasting lyrics and drummer Michel Langevin's illustrations. Blue with black swirl pressing limited to 1500 copies!
