Master Killer

Master Killer

Track Listings

1. Time Ends

2. Life Is Pain

3. Mirror Shows Black

4. Master Killer

5. Downfall of Christ

6. Dead End Path

7. Take by Force

8. Fear of Sin

9. Besiege the Masses

10. Crossfire

Tracks:

Be Young
I Got The Blues
Who Do I Have (To Sleep With)
Spacey
Nine Million Numbers
Mama Don't Allow
The Killer Whales
Don't Let The Sun Pass You By
I'll Give You More
Revenge Of The Killer Whales

Album Description

Killer Whales is the first commercial release by guitarist Jon Bare and his band, the Killer Whales. It was recorded virtually live in the studio, combining the raw experimental spirit of the 60's with a 90's state-of-the-art cutting edge. Killer Whales features the awesome bass playing of Tim Bogert (Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart, Vanilla Fudge) and the impressive drumming of Chet McCracken (Doobie Brothers). This album captures all of the spontaneity and excitement of the power-trio's live performance. Jon Bare, one of the hottest new guitarists on the L.A. music scene, is the producer and central creative force behind the album.

Customer Reviews:

Smokin, Smokin, Smokin.......2004-05-26

You're probably familiar with Tim Bogert (Jeff Beck & Vanilla Fudge) and Chet McCracken (Doobie Brothers) but Jon Bare is the driving force behind this "Killer" CD. He's an excellent guitarist (on par with anyone you can think of) and the songwriting is terrific... We've all heard uninteresting songs written by great guitar players - but you won't find that on this CD. The songs showcase the virtuosity of each player without being indulgent. Besides Bare and Bogert, McCracken really impresses - you didn't hear a hint of this playing in his Doobie Brothers days. But don't take my word for it, listen to "Be Young," "I Got The Blues," and "Spacey" and you'll be blown away.

Contagious Killer Cuts: Compilation Vol.1

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Contagious Killer Cuts: Compilation Vol.1
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Master Dance Tones
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music
ASIN: B00004XSRC
Release Date: 1999-10-05

Tracks:

Love Never Changes - Wendy Phillips
Movemania - Sash!
I Can't Stop - John B. Norman
Back To The Old School - Bossi
Shine On - Tony Moran
Mysterious Times (Tee's Club Mix) - Sash!
You (Tee's Club Mix) - Judy Albanese
It's Over Love (Tee's Club Mix) - Todd Terry
Flight Of The Flamingoes - Tony Moran
Wildest Dreams (Wildest Club Mix) - Jeanine Garcia
Runnin (Rhythm Masters MIx) - VVD
Come On Baby (Tee's Club Mix) - Todd Terry
Feed The Fire (Insineration Mix) - VVD
Something Goin' On - Todd Terry
Deep - House Junkies
Bonus Track - Contagious Killer Cuts: Compilation Volume 1

Tracks:

You (Roc & Presta Edit) - Judy Albanese
You (Tod Terry Edit) - Judy Albanese
Love Never Changes - Wendy Phillips
Shine On - Tony Moran
Runnin - VVD
Give Me Tonight (Accapella) - Shannon

Who's Da Killer? "the real untouchables" featuring: Master P / Silk / C-Murder / King George / Big Ed / Challi - G / Milk Man

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Who's Da Killer? "the real untouchables" featuring: Master P / Silk / C-Murder / King George / Big Ed / Challi - G / Milk Man
Tru
Manufacturer: MM Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000KMXS0W

Product Description

1. Who's Da Killa 2. Life Of A Gangsta 3. Neighborhood Dopeman 4. Talk About It 5. Check Your Bitch 6. Commercial 7. Why You Wanna _uck With Me 8. Sweated Bu Da Po Po's 9. Ghetto Is A Trap 10. Shouts Out

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Solid, Underhyped Metallic Hardcore Release
TOUGH AS IT GETS
strong album
Angry New York punks sign record deal
wheres the wu-tang clan?

Master Killer
Merauder
Manufacturer: Century Media
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

Alternative Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000005HMG
Release Date: 1996-01-16

Tracks:

Time Ends
Life Is Pain
Mirror Shows Black
Master Killer
Downfall Of Christ
Dead End Path
Take By Force
Fear Of Sin
Besiege The Masses
Crossfire

Customer Reviews:

Solid, Underhyped Metallic Hardcore Release.......2006-09-06

Merauder was one of the most solid crossover bands of the later 90's, and their debut album, "Master Killer", is no exception. This is genuine REAL hardcore, the stuff that was (and still is) devoid of trends and "stayed true". As with any hardcore release, this is a great CD to get the blood pumping to. With tracks like "Time Ends" and "Master Killer" that show the band's impressive drumming and shoutouts, this is a hardcore CD that won't bore you very quick. Find it if you can. I highly recommend it to the casual hardcore or crossover fan.

Also, R.I.P. SOB. It's tragic to hear about your loss.

TOUGH AS IT GETS.......2004-09-07

This album is simply put as tough as hardcore gets. MASTER KILLER is the soundtrack for pure anger. Put it on and practice your mosh moves in your living room. Brood about how bad life is. Real deal hardcore from the mean streets of NYC played by a bunch of mexicans. When you're ready to experiance the ultimate beat-down... get this record.

strong album.......2004-03-09

excellent debut album by this interesting metalcore band. Most reviewers classify Merauder as a hardcore act, but undeniably this album presents masterly executed-elements of 90's thrash metal, with relentless riffs and poweful double drummning. Vocals are perfect for the style, more in the hardcore territory. If you like crossover bands that put together the best of hardcore and thrash metal for an unstoppable headbanging/bodysurfing, like Pantera, Pro-Pain, Hatebreed, Pissing Razors, Sick of it all, early Biohazard, then MERAUDER is a must for you. Buy it.

Angry New York punks sign record deal.......2000-02-13

I read a review acclaiming this album as the greatest thing to happen to American metal in 1996, etc., etc., needless to say I picked it up. Yawn. Another bunch of Biohazard/Black Flag wannabes with their predictable riffage and bleeding heart lyrics. The production is fine and some of the music shows promise, but the unfounded arrogance prevalent (especially in the laughable liner notes) set a bad backdrop from the get-go. Whether or not this band still exists is not clear, perhaps the fact I have never heard anything about them since Master Killer should tell me something. Don't waste your money on this--- 2, 3, maybe 4 listens and you'll file it away forever.

wheres the wu-tang clan?.......1999-08-30

the high cheif jamal arief takes the stage, light is provided through sparks of energy

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