Francescobus

DeRank ™: 2,46

DeAge™ : 7216 days • Here since 5 september 2006

Whiplash Power and Pain

27 sep 09

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Hi Psycroptic, I recommend the first two: "Eternal Nightmare" and "Oppressing The Masses". However, I recently discovered three videos on YouTube related to the Thrash Of Titans tour 2001. The only one missing was Robb Flynn, whose place was taken first by Ray Vegas (ex Torque) and then by Troy Fua (ex Vio-Lence). Link: This is "Serial Killer", taken from the debut album, then there are also "Eternal Nightmare" from the first album and "Officer Nice" from the second. Enjoy! :-))

Whiplash Power and Pain

27 sep 09

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@the spirit you won't believe it, but up until "In God We Trust" I have all the Stryper vinyls, including the debut, I followed them up to "Against The Law". I even have a videotape of a concert in Japan :P

Stryper Soldiers Under Command

27 sep 09

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Great review, and I can say this is my favorite along with the debut mini :-)

Whiplash Power and Pain

27 sep 09

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I've written quite a few threes, but you are very generous here :-))

Whiplash Power and Pain

27 sep 09

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Hey guys, I won't hide that positive comments always make me happy. Unlike Sfacia (great!), I processed this album during the last winter, in a rather dark period of my life. The songs I mentioned were its soundtrack, but now that everything has settled down, I see them in a different, more positive light.

Brad Anderson Session 9

27 sep 09

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I saw it recently and I liked it a lot, especially for the setting and the atmospheres. Great recommendation, well done.

Heaven & Hell The Devil You Know

26 sep 09

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The review is well done, but I haven't listened to the album. Lately, I've been re-listening to "Heaven And Hell" and "Mob Rules" with great pleasure, so I’ll check this one out later.

Cactus Cactus

23 sep 09

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I didn't know the story of Appice and Bonham, but I have a vague and nice memory of the record. When I think of Carmine Appice, I always picture him dressed like a dandy sailor on the back cover of Blue Murder's 1989 album, almost twenty years after Cactus.