Seducer - 'Eads Down, See You At The End (1986)

This is a no-frills, no bullshit, NWOBHM lost gem. A friend of mine asked me to try and find a better copy online since his physical copy is pretty beat. Well, this is the best...let me rephrase that. This is the only copy I found online. Besides the copy he made about three years ago from his physical album.

Anyway, this is classic NWOBHM. A bit on the faster side. Good. Raw. Balls-to-the-wall rocking. Check it out. I'm thinking the first track has a problem with the speed. Maybe it was recorded at a higher speed, or maybe it just sounds like that. The rest of the tracks have no problems.

Tracklist:

After uploading, I realized the songs were mislabeled. The following tracklist contains what the file is labeled as, and then the actual title. I couldn't figure them all out without lyrics in front of me. But, here you are.

01. Hailstorm

02. Storm - The Haunting

03. Liar - Prostitute

04. The Haunting - Die Yer Bastard

05. The Rocker - Arena

06. No Contract

07. Problems - Storm

08. Conditions - Liar

09. Prostitute

10. Die Yer Bastard - The Rocker

11. Arena - No Contract

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Morbius - Alienchrist (1995)

Special request from Lifer members. Death Metal. Good.

Tracklist:

01. Inverted Baptism

02. Ghosts

03. Visitors from Within

04. Worship of Grief

05. Spiritual Darkening

06. Doomcry

07. Channeling the Dead

08. The Cruel Ones

09. Ritualistic Filth

10. Mysteries of the Worm

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Jucifer - If Thine Enemy Hunger

Jucifer is one of those bands that people can't classify into any specific genre except heavy. This duo creates heavy, sometimes hypnotizing riffs that are chopped up by moments of clarity and melody. 

Fans of sludge or a lot of music on Relapse will enjoy this. A friend of mine said it had reminded him of L7, but I've never listened to them so I wouldn't know. If you enjoy female vocals and heavy riffs, check this out.

01. She Rides the Deep

02. Centralia

03. Lucky Ones Burn

04. Hennin Hardine

05. Antietam

06. My Benefactor

07. Four Suns

08. Pontius of Palia

09. Backslider

10. Luchamos

11. Ludlow

12. The Plastic Museum

13. In a Family

14. Medicated

15. LED

Hennin Hardine Video

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Zior - Every Inch A Man

This is a special request from some friends. Proto metal, heavy and dark riffs. Check it out. You'll like this shit.

01. Entrance of the Devil

02. The Chicago Spine

03. Have You Heard the Wind Speak

04. Time is the Reason

05. She'll Take You Down

06. Dudi Judy

07. Strange Kind of Magic

08. Ride me Baby

09. Evolution

10. Every Inch a Man

11. Cat's Eyes

12. Suspended Animation

13. Angel of the Highway

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Lucifer Was - In Anadi's Bower

I happened across this little gem last summer while I was diving into the 60's and 70's psych rock and proto metal. Since then, it's become one of my most played and enjoyable albums found during the dig. 

In Anadi's Bower was released in '72, not long after Black Sabbath's debut. However, this is no Sabbath clone. Although Lucifer Was contains tinges of the Sabbath sound (you'll hear it in Darkness very well), along with a hint of Jethro Tull with the use of the flute, they're more of a prog rock band rather than proto metal or psych band. Which begs to question how I found it during my psych rock and proto metal treasure hunt, but it doesn't really matter.

The title track is amazing and also contains slightly heavier and haunting guitars. The band also employs the use of odd instruments like the Mellotron on the album.

If you're into the early rock and proto metal, you'll enjoy this. It's not as "progy" as most prog rock bands, which I tend to be rather picky about and I know others are too. 

Lucifer Was website

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Don't call it a comeback...

Okay, so the title is lame, but I guess what I was trying to say is that I have returned from an extended hiatus. Just remember, kids, don't ever move in with a girlfriend/boyfriend unless you are absolutely, positively and incredibly sure that you want to. 

/Lesson for the day.

The internet was non-existant where I was living and I couldn't upload anything at work for obvious reasons, but I have started to pick some new albums to upload to this blog and hope that all of you haven't become tired waiting for new material to pop up on here.

Also, I have received a few questions about the Candlemass album. It's there for a limited time for a limited amount of people. I usually don't even upload anything that well known because a) if you want to download it you can find it yourself and b) the album drops on April 2nd, so you should buy it anyway like I plan to. I just happened to find a source for the album and decided to download it because I couldn't wait. If you really want to hear it, Candlemass has it streaming on their myspace. It's an absolutely amazing album. The post on this blog will only be up until April 2nd when the album is released.

So, if you've enjoyed what has been posted on here so far, stay tuned. I've got a bunch of rare and hard to find stuff coming up.

Candlemass - "Death Magic Doom"

The new album from Doom masters, Candlemass, has finally arrived. As of right now, I am hosting this for a select group of people. This will be a limited download here on Tons-O-Tunes and only open to a select few. Sorry. You can hear the album streamed from Candlemass's Myspace.

Tracklist:

If I Ever Die - 4:54

Hammer of Doom - 6:16

The Bleeding Baroness - 7:19

Demon of the Deep - 5:22

House of Thousand Voices - 7:49

Dead Angel - 4:05

Clouds of Dementia - 5:38

My Funeral Dreams - 6:05

*The download link has been removed. The album is now available and I encourage anyone who wants to hear it, or who may have had the privledge to hear it already, to go out and buy it. Thank you. More uploads of obscure crap coming soon.

Sons of Otis - "Templeball"

If you want heavy, this shit is heavy. Heavy and laden with about twenty pounds of marijuana. These guys take stoner doom to a whole new level, in my opinion. Heavy riffs and atmospheric vocals with a tone of Saint Vitus. They even do a Vitus cover, so you know these guys are legit.

The "Windows Jam" is an excellent highlight on an album full of hallucinigenic highlights. *note* Highlights made with many swirling colors and sound. Listening to this album while under the influence of marijuana or any psychadelic drug may induce complete kick-assery. Check it out sober too. It's some good shit.

Tracks:

Mile High - 5:17

Nothing - 5:24

Vitus - 6:38

Windows Jam - 10:35

Super Typhoon - 5:51

Down - 3:19

Mississippi Queen - 2:31

New Mole - 9:11

Steamroller - 3:53

Diesel - 9:19

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Traditional & Power Metal Mix

This mix comes from Carl over at the Metal Heads group. Check it out. There's some great stuff on here.

01. Angra - Temple of Hate
02. Astral Doors - Bride of Christ
03. Blind Guardian - And Then There Was Silence
04. Bruce Dickinson - The Magician
05. Cirith Ungol - Atom Smasher
06. Demons and Wizards - Lunar Lament
07. Dragonland - In Perfect Harmony
08. Dream Evil - Children of the Night
09. Firewind - Allegiance
10. Iced Earth - Mystical End
11. Lost Horizon - Welcome Back
12. Manowar - Wheels of Fire
13. Mekong Delta - Epilogue
14. Mystic Prophecy - Dark Side of the Moon
15. Pagan's Mind - Enigmatic Mission
16. Power Quest - Sacred Land
17. Primal Fear - Fear
18. Halford - Betrayal
19. Seventh Avenue - Levy Your Soul From Hate
20. W.A.S.P - I Am One

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Summer After All...

Summer jams, fun times. Courtesy of Albert over at the Metal Heads group on Facebook.

Tracklist:

01. American Football - Never Meant
02. The Winston Jazz Routine - A Ghost Beneath The Tower
03. Sam Amidon - Wild Bill Jones
04. The Deep And Holy Sea - Symphony For A Songbird
05. Sera Cahoone - Only As The Day Is Long
06. Do Make Say Think - A With Living
07. The Battle Of Land And Sea - I Built The Sea
08. The Summer We Went West - Gin
09. Bon Iver - For Emma
10. Carissa's Wierd - A Loose Hair Falls Into A Glass Of Water Without Ice
11. Radical Face - Welcome Home, Son

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