Metal Madness

Metal Madness

Track Listings

1. Rock Me - Great White

2. Heavy Metal Love - Helix

3. Up All Night - Slaughter

4. It's My Life - Alcatrazz

5. L.O.V.E. Machine - W.A.S.P.

6. On Your Feet

7. Headless Cross - Black Sabbath

8. Edge of a Broken Heart - Vixen

9. Love Cries - Stage Dolls

10. I Love the Things You Do to Me - Balaam & The Angel

Tracks:

Keeping The Blade
Always & Never
Welcome Home
Ten Speed (Of God's Blood & Burial)
Crossing The Frame
Apollo I : The Writing Writer
Once Upon Your Dead Body
Wake Up
The Suffering
The Lying Lies & Dirty Secrets of Miss Erica Court
Mother May I
The Willing Well I: Fuel for the Feeding End
The Willing Well II: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness
The Willing Well III: Apollo II: The Telling Truth
The Willing Well IV: The Final Cut

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There's a lot to be said for continuity and high concept, and Coheed and Cambria have invented an elaborate geeky parallel sci-fi world that spread over four CDs. If you follow the story line, it unfolds like some punk Harry Potter series; equally ambitious and didactic and almost as tightly written as the Moody Blues' "Days of Future Passed." You can also listen to each of the albums without a thought about the story and marvel at the musicianship, the intricately layered guitars, Claudio Sanchez's overwrought and rather pinched vocals and the sheer imagination displayed by these four musicians whose idiosyncratic emo seamlessly flows into prog rock. Epic, surreal, bigger than life, and utterly unlike anything you've heard in decades--even Geddy Lee expounding on free will. -- Jaan Uhelszki

Customer Reviews:

The 'musically stunted mans Dream Theater'!.......2007-07-26

As a prog and metal rock fan for over 30 years, I tried real hard to like this enigmatic release, but in my opinion it falls short on many levels. The vocalist is horrendous. He has been compared to Geddy Lee by many, but Geddy's voice has a LOT more soul, timbre, and smoothness. Comparisons to Dream Theater have also been made as well, but C&C's chord progressions and guitar work sound purposeless and disjointed, and DO have elements of the lousy 'Emo rock' genre. The fact that many here bring this up must mean many of us hear it. I applaud bands that try to 'push or break the musical envelope', but unfortunately, C&C's sound comes across as confused with no real musical direction. You can play with fervor and conviction, as these guys do, BUT if the music sounds forced and boring, there's nothing you can do to 'connect' with some listeners. Not my cup of tea.

If Lord of the Rings was put in a blender with Led Zeplin..........2007-07-17

I wasn't excpepting much from this album before purchasing. I heard the Suffering which I thought was catchy, but I thought there was no way the album could be that good the whole way threw. I was wrong. The music ranges from rythmic harder rock (Welcome Home, and some of the later songs on the album) to really out there fast beats (Once upon your dead body, the Suffering).

Were this album really succeds is in it's great stroyline. The artwork of the album as well as the music relays a sense of epic-ness. You truly will not understand the depth of this Cd until you've heard it first-hand. Buy this CD I could not have been more pleased. In the great words of Apollo I and II, tonight the night on Burning Star IV...

You also may want to check out the Special Edition of the album. The Special Edition comes with a bonus DVD.

a modern experience I'll never forget.......2007-07-09

Luis Mejia (son) - I have to admit that I am one of those guys who love proffesional and complex music but I certainly lost my hope since mid 90's, specially in prog and good rock, and stayed in the era of the 70's, a magical era wich I didn't live. I never met the band 'till I heard the genre "new prog" and Coheed And Cambria was on the main charts, I also recognized the band because my cousin told me about it so I decided to give them a try, and this was the first album I bought seen the good critics and sales. Low in hopes, even when I heard the first track I was surprised they applied that kind of instruments in a classical way. Even more than a year that I've heard this album from the first track to the last one I'm still shocked of how excellent, delicate and professional it is!

I characterize this album more as heavy metal or progressive metal, even a litle bit of alt rock, but it stays a little apart from prog, even when it has certain characteristics of the genre.

The composition of each track is simple superb, delicate, heavy and well thought. Lisetn well, EVERY track is incredible and outstanding, one of the few album you don't have to skip any track; Welcome Home, Ten Speed (Of God Blood And Burial), the four fragments of The Willing Well (specially part 4), The Suffering and Wake Up are extremelly potent tracks that show every characteristic of the album, including soft ballads (until half of the album I never imagined a soft track), rythmical and confortable tracks like The Suffering, heavy, potential tracks with escapist sounds like Welcome Home and Ten Speed, the most likely prog songs like the fragments of The Willnig Well, and so on, each track is different from the other one. The moods of the CD are quite difficult to identify; I quite agree with those reviewers who characterize this album mainly EMO, and though it has many characteristics of EMO (wich I still do not think is a defined or even real genre) it also assimilates alt rock, prog, heavy metal, and so on; within the moods the songs are very different among each other but I can say their moods are agressive, hard, soft, constantly changing, experimental and a certain level of complexity.

Among the artists the guitar of Travis Stever is the best feature in the album, he's such a talented guitarrist, Claudio Sanchez vocals are very melodic and nice to hear but it isn't a voice such talented and trained but stunning as well, Josh Eppard drums are one of those instruments that in every song you listen to them carefully, and Michael Todd bass can be heard, you don't know how it bothers me not to be able to hear a bass in a song, but he makes it sound incredible.

Viewed as a concept album, its a little weird and even a little dumb as a concept album, I trully know that they are trying to make five albums about Teh Amory Wars but it's obvious that Coheed And Cambria would have a lot more credit and much better critics if it weren't for this detail.

In conclussion this band demonstrate among a world full of pitiful new music how still it can be excellent compositions written, if they only take their time, any musician can bring back the flame of music, good music, and the CD is a masterpiece, my sincere recommendations to everyone who appreciates good music.

Alan Dean Foster Meets Rush!.......2007-05-25

As my title states, Coheed & Cambria remind me of a really good sci/fi book set to music. Like a cross between Star Wars and Dream Theatre. I got IKSOSE first and still like that album better, I think simply because it is easier to follow the storyline. This album is much more musically complex though. It took me a long time to get used to the Claudio's voice because I a fan of Doom Metal not pop (not that they are a pop band), so it actually was the storyline that got me so interested. If you like concept albums, this is like trying to solve a really awesome riddle. I love the intro to Good Apollo with the violin!

Great Album.......2007-05-09

Yes C&C is an acquired taste, everything written in other reviews for all the albums pretty much spells out what people like about them. They are just what the current scene lacks, and bring back melodic, powerful, catchy metal in spades.....call it emo(the stupidest label ever coined bar none) or any other dumb term you want.....these guys simply rock.
The reviewer below is more interested in the album art, if thats your concern stick with cereal boxes or bazooka joe wrappers, this is rock n' roll. He also claims "sub par musicianship", which is an amazingly naive statement by someone who must know little about that which they speak. Grab a guitar and write tunes anywhere near this level. Sub par my a**. These guys are at the top of their game.

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Still great
KC Kilroy
This album rocks twenty five years later
Wasn't that 80s decade grand?
Great band, great album, great decade!

Midnight Madness
Night Ranger
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ASIN: B000002PCO
Release Date: 1990-10-25

Tracks:

(You Can Still) Rock In America
Rumours In The Air
Why Does Love Have To Change
Sister Christian
Touch Of Madness
Passion Play
When You Close Your Eyes
Chippin' Away
Let Him Run

Customer Reviews:

Still great.......2007-06-09

Needed to updat fom my 80's cassettes to C.D.'s. Amazon offered excellent prices and bulk specials. The C.D.'s arrived on time and in wonderful condition. I would use this site again and suggest it to my family and friends.

KC Kilroy.......2007-05-06

Everyone who listened to rock or watched MTV in the 80s knows the hit balad Sister Christian from this CD. But there is much more to this CD than that one song. There are no fillers here - every song on it is good. This is one of those few CDs that you can leave on and play all the way through without getting bored.

Night Ranger won me over from the start with the albumn Dawn Patrol. Their balads are catchy, their up-tempo rockers are solid. Versatility is a sign of good musicianship. Tight vocals and great guitar work made them a frontrunner band in the 80's, with a little help from MTV.

This is one of the three best Night Ranger CD's, and definately one to have in your collection.

This album rocks twenty five years later.......2007-02-05

Oh the eighties,and how we were lucky to have been a teenager.This album thanks to MTV pushed these talented muscians to the top.Classic fast paced album which seems to end quickly but never a dull track.You Can Still Rock In America,the lead track right through is non stop.These albums are hard to find in stores.Thank god for amazon!Jack Blades,Kelly Keagy and Brad Gillis gave it all.I was fortunate to have seen them perform live and WOW! Damn Yankees stuff is hard to find too. Crank this baby up and You Can Rock In America TOO

Wasn't that 80s decade grand?.......2006-12-20

You had to be there. I suppose the people who experienced the '50s have the same tough time explaining why they listened to the music they did... and why they dressed the way they did, but...

The cool thing about the 80s is we can remember it too! This CD is SO 80s. It is so fun. If these songs don't take you to somewhere really cool in your life, well you might not have 'been there'. The songs here are well crafted from front to back and bridge with fine guitar work and vocals. You can't go wrong with this CD. Touch of Madness is one that some may have forgotten--- if so, you must get this to remember!

Have fun!

Great band, great album, great decade!.......2006-11-09

Night Ranger were the perfact blend of music. Jack blades was the rockin' front man. Kelly keagy was the balladeer. Brad Gills was the excellent lead guitarist. Night Ranger were a mix of Bryan Adams AOR rock, and Hair Metal. From "YOU CAN STILL (Rock in America)"
to the ever popular "Sister Christian" to "When you close your eyes (best song), People call Huey Lewis and the News "THE 80's band"
as good as they were, Night Ranger has gotten them beat.

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Great mix for the 80's fan
Hair Band Gems
[Price] for ONE GOOD SONG!
its not all good but ok

Monster Madness
Various Artists
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Release Date: 2000-04-18

Tracks:

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Unskinny Bop - Poison
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In My Dreams - Dokken
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Easy Come, Easy Go - Winger
I Saw Red - Warrant
I'll See You In My Dreams - Giant

Customer Reviews:

Great mix for the 80's fan.......2005-10-25

OK I may not like all the songs on the album but I still give all my Monster albums 5 stars.
your going to konw all the songs if you ever had a radio inthe 80s\90s.
I listen to them ALL over and over and over!
I am a fan of most 80s music so I dont mind the few oddballs they through in that may not fit for others. IT is all 80s, all music that defined a generation of music.
If you were a true metal head you may not be thrilled, but if you were just a fan of 80s music you will be.

Hair Band Gems.......2004-05-07

This album is very good. It includes some of the best songs from the hair band era(1986-1991). It is a joy to listen to. Some of the songs aren't too good, so it got 4 stars instead of 5. It includes Giant's classic I'll See You In My Dreams, as well as Motley Crue's Dr Feelgood and Poison's Unskinny Bop. The only songs that doesn't really fit in is Faith No More's rap-rock classic, Epic. But it is a very good song, as well. This is some of the best songs from the hair metal era, at a low price.

[Price] for ONE GOOD SONG!.......2002-07-23

Silent Lucidity is the ONLY song that makes this CD worthy of being bought...for any sum of money.

its not all good but ok.......2000-05-29

ok now the song i really only like that sounds ok is i'll see you in my dreams im just glad i didnt waste my money on this cd so my words to you is D O N T B U Y

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A milestone in the Death Metal world...
death metal milestone
Among the best death metal debut albums
Not as good as Blessed or Covenant
Old school blasphemous metal

Altars of Madness
Morbid Angel
Manufacturer: Earache Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Blessed Are the Sick
Domination
Covenant
Formulas Fatal to the Flesh
Symbolic

ASIN: B000083MB8
Release Date: 2003-02-25

Tracks:

Immortal Rites
Suffocation
Visions From The Dark Side
Maze Of Torment
Lord Of All Fevers & Plague
Chapel Of Ghouls
Bleed For The Devil
Damnation
Blasphemy
Evil Spells
Maze Of Torment (Re-mix)
Chapel Of Ghouls (Re-mix)
Blasphemy (Re-mix)
Immortal Rites (Bonus Video Track)

Album Description

24-bit remastered reissue of 1989 death metal classic. Includes bonus CD-Rom feature, allowing fans to view the rare early promo video for 'Immortal Rites', a live clip from the bands early UK appearance at Nottingham's Rock City in November 1989. Earache. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

A milestone in the Death Metal world..........2006-06-05

1989, the year of many great Metal albums, Beneath The Remains, The Years of Decay, Practice What You Preach, Fabulous Disaster, Slowly We Rot...you get the point, and this fits in that catagory of great Metal albums from that year.

This album is very fast and very raw, and very evil sounding too, love the production, sounds totally evil.

David Vincents vocals are different on this one, unlike the rest of Morbid Angel albums with Vincent, on this it's more of a thrashy rasp, not really a growl, wicked cool sounding.

Treys riffs and leads absolutely rule, all catchy, fast, and brutal, and the solos are out of this world.

Sandoval's drumming is superb, really fast, and hits every note.

The best songs on the album?...haha, ALL, yes ALL of them are classics, if you like old Sepultura, Obituary, and sorts, and haven't heard this, 2 words...BUY IT!!

death metal milestone.......2006-06-04

This album is a milestone for death metal and is probably the greatest effort by Morbid Angel. The guitars a little bit soft on this CD and the solos are weak as far as sound is but it still displays the guitar work of master Trey Azagthoth. David Vincent's vocals sound very demonic and raspy growling in this CD compared to his more grave and deeper vocals which would be features in the next three records by Morbid Angel. All the songs on this CD are pure mayhem and speed up so fast and the blast beating is incredible! This is definitelty a must have for death metal fans~!

Among the best death metal debut albums.......2006-04-05

This album came as quite a shock to me back in 1989 - when I was a fourteen-year-old metalhead. There was little at the time that could compare with it, wildly careening riffs provided by Trey Azagthoth and Richard Brunelle, the menacing rasp of David Vincent, and especially, the hyperactive pounding of Pete 'Commando' Sandoval. This was quite unlike anything I had heard before at the time, and it still stands as a classic and 'must-listen' today.

Not as good as Blessed or Covenant.......2005-10-25

This album sounds as good to me today as it did when I first heard it about 15 years ago. Listening to it, I am reminded how far Death Metal has come. When this album was first released, the "growl" and "blast beat" were new inventions but have now come to characterize the genre as a whole. This is a must have album for anyone who likes Metal.

Old school blasphemous metal.......2005-08-07

This album is quite possibly the greatest early death metal release. It characterizes all the stylistic trademarks of what was to come in the genre, but hadn't been done extensively yet. All the songs are great and have their own identity, making this an interesting listen. Tempo changes abound, the riffs are pure evil, and the solos are about as crazy as they come. David Vincent's vocals are great and Pete Sandoval's drumming is very fast. My only complaint is the production. Although remastered, it is still muddy, especially in the guitar area, and the solos are, in my opinion too low in the mix. This is the only downfall though. Every fan of death metal, or just metal in general, should own this.

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"damn everything but the circus"
One of the best unknown bands
Awesome Chunking Guitars..... Can't Ask For Anything More

Magic & Madness
Circus of Power
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ASIN: B000008EBN
Release Date: 1993-02-23

Tracks:

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Heaven and Hell
Circles
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Shine
Dreams Tonight
Mama Tequila
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Outta My Head
Slip Away

Customer Reviews:

"damn everything but the circus".......2006-05-31

forgot I even had this gem in the collection. you like it dirty, swampy and crunchy... this is it. all the songs are great, my fave is "Shine" with Astbury singing along. so grab a beer and toast the new day brothers and sisters... "I'm just a dollar away from dyin, If I could sell my tears I'd cry"

One of the best unknown bands.......2005-05-31

I first listened to this album in 1994 and was completely blown away by it. These guys are truly talented, and never gained a whole lot of popularity. "Heaven & Hell" is the best song on the album, and you can definitely spot the Jerry Cantrell influence.

Lots of great songs on this album. Get it if you like a combination of Motley Crue and Alice in Chains. Glad to see they're still producing it. For a while, they stopped! Get it while you can!

Awesome Chunking Guitars..... Can't Ask For Anything More.......2004-05-01

I just happened to stumble across this album in a record store and I usually have to know something about a band before I buy anything. But that day, I don't know what the hell I was thinkin' and picked it up.

From the moment I placed it in my CD player, I was just blown away by the third song, "Heaven and Hell". It's a song that just rocks you in a cool and weird way. I am not easily impressed, but this song is a stand out in my collection. I was equally surprised that this song was given a bit of collaboration by Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains Fame. Could be the reason why I like it so much.....

Tracks:

Journey and the Forsaken
To Fall from the Heavens
Under the Three Spheres
Into Black Holes of Oblivion
When the Light Fades Away
Behind the Shadows
Awaken Man and Stone
Twisted Tower
To Where the Sun Never Leaves
Beacon Beckons
Thrown Upon the the Waves
Into the Unknown

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This Is Really Awesome
Morbid Angel's best
YOU MEAN I HAVE NOT _________ REVIEWED THIS ALREADY?!
Classic death metal
Let me just go ahead and get this over with...

Altars of Madness
Morbid Angel
Manufacturer: Earache Records
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Covenant
Blessed Are the Sick
Domination
Heretic
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ASIN: B00000582H
Release Date: 1994-06-28

Tracks:

Immortal Rites
Suffocation
Visions From The Dark Side
Maze Of Torment
Lord Of All Fevers & Plague
Chaple Of Ghouls
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Blasphemy
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Chaple Of Ghouls (Re-Mix)
Blasphemy (Re-Mix)

Customer Reviews:

This Is Really Awesome.......2007-07-19

You have to give credit to Morbid Angel for their impact on the Florida death metal scene that rose in the late 80's, but you also have to give them credit for making albums that still amaze the listener, even after over fifteen years since they came out. "Altars of Madness" is Morbid Angel's first full-length, and this album is one hell of a ride through lyrics about the ancient ones and Satan, amazing guitar solos and thrashing riffs by Trey Azagthoth and Richard Brunelle, and everything else that made bands like Slayer and Metallica run for their lives. Dave Vincent's vocals are rather unique and hard to compare, and Pete Sandoval's drumming is excellent. This album deserves all the respect it gets. Believe the hype and purchase "Altars of Madness" if you want relentless vintage death metal.

Morbid Angel's best.......2007-06-02

This album could easily fall into the genre of black metal.
Actually, Infernal do a cover of the song Bleed For The Devil, and it sounds awesome. It can be found on their Summon Forth The Beast EP. If you like Dark Funeral, you'll probably like Infernal, as there a members of Dark Funeral in Infernal, making the 2 bands sound just about the same. Cool bands though.
Anyway, Altars Of Madness is a must own cd for any true death/black metal fan. It is a classic masterpiece.

YOU MEAN I HAVE NOT _________ REVIEWED THIS ALREADY?!.......2007-03-21

I have had this album for a really long time, and I just reviewing it. Nevermind that ______.

ALong with SLayer and Venom, this was another band to form death metal the way it was today. Thanks to bands like this and Suffocation, bands like Nile and Crypopsy are here today, and real metal lives on and that ________ metalcore, and nu-metal will die.

Aside from the _________ lyrics (though it is far superior to any of the Deicide ______ out there), this is awesome music. Everything is awesome, but two people make this band awesome. Trey _______ Azargoth and Pete ______ Sandoval. Trey's riffs are insane (not to mention his solos), and Pete's blastbeats are also insane. It's hard to think that someone like that can drum for so long. ALong with Flo and the drummer from Dying Fetus, they really make the blastbeats insanely.

With Richard's backing up (keeping up the melody along with killer solos), and Dave's demon vocals. In Altars of Madness, his vocals are really ________ raspy, not unlike Chris Barnes of CC (if you odn't know who that is, why are you looking at this?). IT's one killer line-up.

The album revolves around showcasing the bands playing. IT's not boring, whatever M. Warren is smoking, I have no clue. Yes, it has melody. But enough ranting. IF you like death metal, thank devote yourself listens and let this grow on you. If you do, I'm telling you, it will ________ rock you.

Classic death metal.......2007-02-14

This is definitely something for every fan of death metal. The music is great on many songs. Morbid Angel definitely put some originality into death metal with this debut. Morbid Angel is one of the few bands that does blast beats in a tasteful way, which is definitely apparent with the song Blasphemy.

A negative reviewer said this album is unnecessarily satanic. I agree. Satanic lyrics are dumb. I personally don't pay attention to the lyrics on this album nor most others, so I don't care.

Let me just go ahead and get this over with..........2007-01-07

If you don't have this album, don't even think about calling yourself an elite death metal fan. Very brutal, technical, and fast, not to mention a classic. There isn't much else I can say that hasn't already been said. Make this your next purchase!

Within the Prophecy/Behind the Realms of Madness

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Within the Prophecy/Behind the Realms of Madness
Sacrilege
Manufacturer: Blackend
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Album Description

Remastered & reissued. Birmingham Doom / Thrash Metal band Sacrilege date back to 1984 fronted by female vocalist Tam (a.k.a. Lynda Simpson). Sacrilege's opening 1984 line-up saw Tam ranked alongside former Warhammer guitarist Mitch Dickinson, bassist Tony May and drummer Liam Pickering. This release includes the two classic albums Within The Prophecy and "Behind The Realms Of Madness all re-packaged on one CD. These two albums are now seen as underground Metal classics!!! Blackend. 2005.

Album Details

Birmingham Doom/Thrash Metal Band Sacrilege Date Back to 1984 Fronted by Female Vocalist Tam (A.k.a. Lynda Simpson). Sacrilege's Opening 1984 Line-up Saw Tam Ranked Alongside Former Warhammer Guitarist Mitch Dickinson, Bassist Tony May and Drummer Liam Pickering. This Release Includes the Two Classic Albums "Within the Prophecy" and "Behind the Realms of Madness" all Re-packaged on One CD. These Two Albums Are Now Seen as Underground Metal Classics!l Classics!

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once they changed their name to just GBH.....
GBH at their tightest
Underrated, no idea why

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At last a `proper' CD release for G.B.H.'s third studio album, originally issued by Rough Justice in 1985. Now comes with four bonus tracks, the rare 'Oh No It's G.B.H. Again' EP. The booklet features original album artwork & now comes with lyrics to every song & liner notes. Bonus tracks, 'Malice In Wonderland', 'Lost In The Fog', 'Get Out Of The City' & 'Company Of Wolves'.

Customer Reviews:

once they changed their name to just GBH............2005-10-15

This is a good album, but it sounds a little different than their charged stuff. It's sounds like they were recording it in a live audience because it has a little echoes when Colin sings or when the drums are playing. it's not like it's a bad album, but it's just a little different and not as good as their Chraged stuff.

GBH at their tightest.......2004-04-20

I also cant understand why this album never caught on...now or when it was released. Its not like GBH was doing anything other punks werent doing (As other reviewer says, Discharge...but Broken Bones and even Exploited went full metal, with less noteworthy results). This album is an important and interesting lp. This is easily GBH's best single album, and the extra tracks are a real bonus (I had totally forgotten about the ep that followed MMandBeyond). Also has their best sound, production-wise: sinewy, rather than spindly. Could it be that many listeners couldnt get past the song "Limpwristed"? Maybe for the reason that it is an anti-homophobia song? Hmm...

Underrated, no idea why.......2003-05-30

This album was pretty soundly ignored or downright hated by most of the punks I knew at the time. I never knew why. As far as I'm concerned it was the last worthwhile record GBH put out. I seem to recall people accusing it of being "too metal." Again, I don't know why; this album is packed to the gills with great catchy punk rock. It may have been a knee jerk reaction because of what had been happening at the time with other British punk bands who WERE going metal at the time... like Discharge, English Dogs, Sacrilege, etc.

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What a guitar player!
This is why he didn't make the Rolling Stone Mag Top 100
Zee Wang-go zee tang-go!
Awesome music but not his "best"
The Pre-VanHalen American Guitar Hero of the 70's

Motor City Madness
Ted Nugent
Manufacturer: Sony Special Product
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000002Z20
Release Date: 2001-01-01

Tracks:

Dog Eat Dog
Free For All
Live It Up
Motor City Madhouse
Hey Baby
Scream Dream
Paralyzed
Wango Tango
Bite Down Hard
I Got The Feelin'

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What a guitar player!.......2003-09-14

The Motor City Madman is one of the best guitar player of all time, and his is a collection of songs from his first 7 albums. All the songs are some what good but I would only recomend this to big Nugent fans, because the albums are a lot better then this, but if you are a really big Nug fan then you must get this. But I personaly would recomend getting his first albums Ted Nugent, Cat Scratch Fever, and Scream Dream because on those albums the band really shines. This isnt that band either though. But I would not recomend this.

This is why he didn't make the Rolling Stone Mag Top 100.......2003-08-30

More vain glorious rantings from a guy who lost any music sense when he stopped listening to others. Narcissism personified.

Zee Wang-go zee tang-go!.......2001-01-14

Made in USA in 1996 Serial#A-28066 Playing Time: 39 mins.

A compilation of material up to his 7th album, "Scream Dream", this compilation is way too short and excludes "essential" tracks from his days with the SONY label.

It's worth getting (used) if you're unfamiliar with his work, and for a bit more money, you can get the "Expanded Editions" of his first few albums.

Some in-your-face guitar performances, with lyrics like "You have to pretend your face is a Maserati"

It deserves 3-and-a-half stars, because it simply rocks!

Awesome music but not his "best".......2000-02-19

Skip this "best of" (hardly) CD. Taken on its own, the music on the disc is great but it does not represent Nugent's "best" (it fails to include his two most popular songs -"stranglehold" and "cat scratch fever"). If you are looking for a hit package I would suggest that you pick up "super hits", "great gonzos", or better yet, the "out of control" 2 disc set (this in the only "best of" collection that contains the legendary "great white buffalo").

The Pre-VanHalen American Guitar Hero of the 70's.......1998-12-06

Going way back to the wide-leg post-woodstock years of the 70's, the Motor City Madman was undisputably THE American guitar hero of the decade for legions of pubescent teens before a certain Eddie somebody showed up in late 1977 to swipe his crown. Ted's mouth that runneth over in concert and in interviews was new and exciting in a subdued time way before he was known as a right-wing wacko. The "voice" of this LP is the under-appreciated Derek St. Holmes who gives Ted the needed heart - or "ying" - to Ted's gonzo "yang". Had Ted not been so autocratic and shared the spotlight with the rest of the band featured on this landmark recording, they might have stayed together and been a supergroup for the ages, but they only stuck it out for 3 great studio albums which will always light up testosterone-filled memories for me and millions of other teen boys at that time who lived their lives according to the gospel of St. Ted's ode to the fair sex: "Wang Dang Sweet Poontang."

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