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en fait il y a les 3 titres sans nom de la demo hitman et un titre 'Deathwish' de la demo d'avant 'Four Hymns' en version (longue?) et version instrumentale.
[color=red]Chacal[/color] a écrit :Putain que j'aimerais être un trve comme toi Fonz
J'ai toutes leurs démos en mp3, mais bon le son est trop médiocre j'ai pas du les écouter plus d'une fois... pis c'est pas ma période préférée de Metal ChurchMetal Knight a écrit :en fait il y a les 3 titres sans nom de la demo hitman et un titre 'Deathwish' de la demo d'avant 'Four Hymns' en version (longue?) et version instrumentale.
J'avais jamais entendu ca auparavent, c'est vraiment excellent !!! ca sonne très 'nwousahm' si l'on puit dire.
Est-ce quelqu'un a les deux premières démos?
Ah ben si t'aimes le dernier, écoute jamais les cinq premiers, t'y surviverais pas... Parce que c'est à peu près dix mille fois meilleur!Fonz a écrit :Moi j'ai voté le dernier album car je n'ai que celui-là et franchement c'est trop de la balle !
C'est une bombe cet album. C'est de la megatonne avec des titres imparables comme Huamn Factor, Date with Poverty, Flee from Reality et surtout 2 classiques: Agent Green et Final Word.
) T'inquiète pas, je ne prends aucun risque ! C'est un album à écouter fréquemment et chaque écoute se révèle de plus en plus ! C'est mon album préféré du groupe 
... ainsi que "In Harms Way" qui prend aux tripes!Yoda a écrit :Par contre, peux semblent connaître The Human Factor
METAL CHURCH - "The Human Factor"
* Digipak with liner notes by Jerry Ewing
* Out now
http://www.hho-records.de/start.htmHigh-Roller-Records a écrit :
METAL CHURCH - Live 1986 LP
HRR071, heavy gatefold cover, limited to 500 copies, 250 x white/red/black splatter + 250 x black vinyl
Kurdt Vanderhoof - Guitars
Craig Wells - Guitars
Kirk Arrington - Drums
Duke Erickson - Bass
David Wayne - Vocals
-Ton of Bricks
-Hitman
-Start the Fire
-Gods of Wrath
-The Dark
-Psycho
-Watch the Children Pray
-Beyond the Black
-Metal Church
-Highway Star (Deep Purple cover)
black vinyl 16 EUR
splatter vinyl 17 EUR
"Start the Fire", "Watch the Children pray", "Ton of Bricks", "Hitman", "Beyond the Black", "Metal Church" ... what a setlist! When Metal Church, Seattle's finest (originally formed in 1981), recorded their "Live 1986" album, they were in full swing, having just released two of Metal's most classic records: "Metal Church" (1984) and the brilliant follow-up "The Dark" (1986). Those two platters are to this day considered to be the ultimate Metal Church records. A feat original guitarist Kurt Vanderhoof is not bothered by: "Not at all! To have anything that you have created to be considered a classic is very much an honour." Nevertheless, Metal Church never made it on a scale such as Metallica, Megadeth or even Slayer. What's the reason for this? "I believe that it was mainly due to the line-up changes. That ALWAYS hurts a band. We also had a lot of trouble in the business department and bad contracts etc." As a result, Metal Church is no more, as Kurt Vanderhoof explains: "It just became too difficult to keep it going in any kind of professional manner. It was just not fun anymore." A very sad end to a brilliant band.
However, Kurt is still playing music: "I'm putting all my energies into Presto Ballet. My Progressive rock band. We are getting ready to record our third album." When "Live 1986" was originally released on CD through SPV/CMM, promotion was very limited. "That seems to be the story of Metal Church", sighs Kurt Vanderhoof, one of the most underrated Metal guitarists ever. Can he still remember anything about the actual gig? "I just remember that we had been up all night the night before and I still can't figure out how the hell we played everything at 'light speed' like we did." Deep Purple's "Highway Star" closes this fantastic live gig, the one and only cover version Metal Church ever played in concert: "That was the only cover we ever did live. We did some stuff in the studio but nothing outside of that."
Although Metal Church played huge festivals like the Dynamo Open Air (when it still was strictly a Metal festival), the most memorable gig in Kurt Vanderhoof's career took place elsewhere: "For me it was the Hammersmith Odeon in London. It was the place that I always wanted to play. All my heroes had played there." With Metal Church not a recording entity any more, Kurt still owes the Metal world a history DVD, something he is working on at the time of writing: "A good friend of ours has been doing some documentary filming since the band got back together and we have a bunch of old footage from the early days that we are going to put together very soon."
Matthias Mader
