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new SUPERJOINT RITUAL A Lethal Of...' 2003 CD (PANT... 99 ,- Solgt 13 år sedan På salg i 218 dager |
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| SUPERJOINT RITUAL 'A Lethal Of American Hatred' 2003 Hardcore CD, from PANTERA frontmanFOR U.S. BUYERS: $2.99 shipping is WITHOUT jewelcase(you get the CD + all inserts but NO plastic case) FORMAT: CD CONDITION: NEW YEAR OF RELEASE:CAT. NO.: MYNCDLABEL: MAYAN COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: U.K.Philip Anselmo (vocals, guitar); Kevin Bond (guitar); III (bass); Joe Fazzio (drums); Jimmy Bower. Producers: Dave Fortman, Superjoint Ritual.Principally recorded at Balance Productions, New Orleans, Louisiana. On A LETHAL DOSE OF AMERICAN HATRED, Philip Anselmo and crew further establish themselves as much more than just the Pantera frontman's side-project. True to the band's name, Superjoint Ritual plays it agreeably loose and sloppy, combining the manic thrash of metal-influenced '80s hardcore bands like Agnostic Front, Leeway, and Warzone with the brutally intense vocals of death metal and grindcore. Though it may seem strange to characterize music this preoccupied with crazed anger and nihilistic alienation as fun-loving, there's a certain element of teenage garage-combo exuberance here that's undeniable; Superjoint Ritual is definitely a band getting back to its roots. It should also be noted that those roots go all the way back to the dawn of American popular music, as the album features Hank Williams III on bass, the country heir having joined the band on bass just after the recording of USE ONCE AND DESTROY.TRACKLISTING:. SICKNESS 2. WAITING FOR THE TURNING POINT 3. DRESS LIKE A TARGET 4. THE DESTRUCTION OF A PERSON 5. PERSONAL INSULT 6. NEVER TO SIT OR STAND AGAIN 7. DEATH THREAT 8. PERMANENTLY 9. STEALING A PAGE OR TWO FROM ARMED & RADICAL PAGANS 10. SYMBOL OF NEVERMORE 11. THE KNIFE RISES 12. THE HORROR 13. ABSORBED aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa | ||||
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Allman Brothers Live Oak,FL 16&17 April -Wanee festival... 95 ,- Solgt 13 år sedan På salg i 280 dager |
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| I am offering For sale TWO very recent Allman Brothers recordings [2010]Purchased only 6 weeks ago,in unused new condition. Allman Brothers Band Live Oak,FL 4/16/10-Wanee festival [Ny] Friday's ABB show rose to the challenge laid down by Widespread Panic, and then some! As we saw at the United Palace, the band is in top form right now, and they were smokin' from start to finish.Songs that were brought into the rotation at the Palace like "All My Friends" and Bob Dylan's "Blind Willie McTell" sounded great in front of the huge Wanee crowd, and having special guests like Luther Dickinson, who added searing guitar licks to "The Same Thing" and "Statesboro Blues," sure didn't hurt! The Panic guys were all over this one as well, sitting in on everything from "You Don't Love Me" with Dave Schools on bass to a great version of "I Walk On Gilded Splinters" with John Bell on vocals and Sunny Ortiz on percussion, and the results were nothing less than spectacular! As always, some of the best moments came without any special guests, like the fierce "Mountain Jam" opener that announced that the band meant business. This "Black Hearted Woman" has teeth to it, a vigorous, thundering version that packs a serious punch. The double encore of "Melissa" and "One Way Out" rounded out the night in style! Allman Brothers Band Live Oak,FL 4/17/10-Wanee festival [Ny] Saturday night's ABB show was the kind of epic performance that will have people talking for years! In front of the largest crowd in Wanee history, the band delivered an electrifying show where virtually every song was a highlight, from the powerful "Don't Want You No More> It's Not My Cross To Bear" opener through the amazing four song encore. Blues legend Johnny Winter sat in on "The Sky Is Crying," a soulful version with great vocals from Warren and scalding hot blues lick from Johnny. The Panic crew were wonderful additions to this show, with Dave Schools adding some serious bottom end to a massive "Dreams" with great solos by both Derek and Warren. John Bell joined the band for Van Morrison's "And It Stoned Me," and JoJo Hermann and Jimmy Herring contributed to a stellar version of "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl." As great as these guest spots were, the core band was what really made this show soar. Gregg's voice, Warren and Derek's guitars, Oteil's bass and the best drummers in the business in Marc, Jaimoe and Butch--every member was truly hittin' the note! These versions of "No One To Run With" and "Ain't Wastin' Time No More" were particularly special, but the second half of the show took it to another level. After finishing the set with a mind-boggling combo of "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed> JaMaBuBu> Whipping Post," the band topped themselves with a quadruple-decker encore of "Midnight Rider> Mountain Jam> Dazed and Confused> Mountain Jam." Yes please! This show was over the top good, the kind you will tell your granchildren about years from now, and you can savor every sweet note on these pristine soundboard recordings. Any questions please get in touch many thanks Steve Se flere gjenstander fra denne selgeren | ||||
