1. Masquerade
2. Fight For Your Life
3. Burn
4. Didn't I
5. The Flesh Is Weak
Artist : Valor
Country : USA
Release : Masquerade
Year : 1986
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320
Info:
Rare EP from the Christian heavy metal/speed metal band from San Fransisco!


Artist : Motorhead Country : UK Release : Live At Brixton '87 Year : 1987 Genre : Heavy Metal File Type : mp3 320 Info:
With the return of original drummer, Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor,
after a three year absence, Motorhead were back on the road promoting
their new studio album, 1987's Rock 'N' Roll. London's Brixton Academy
was the final show after months of touring around Europe and on December
23rd 1987, the band gave their loyal following an early Christmas
present with their anthem studded set. It's interesting to note that the
band wanted this set to be used as their second official live album,
however, a different show was eventually allocated for this honor for
what became the album, No Sleep At All. Combining classics from the
band's early days ("Stay Clean," "Metropolis" and of course, "Ace Of
Spades") with cuts from the band's then new album ("Dogs," "Traitors,"
and "Stone Deaf In The USA"), Live At Brixton delivers with time honored
ferocity. This re-mastered release adds five bonus tracks revealing,
for the first time, the show in its entirety.


Artist : Dead On Country : USA Release : Dead On Year : 1989 Genre : Heavy Metal File Type : mp3 320 Info:
Dead On were the thrash band from the 80's that made a name for
themselves when their song "Different Breed" appeared on the popular
soundtrack to the 1990 Wes Craven horror film "Shocker" along with
Megadeth, Alice Cooper and Kiss's Paul Stanley.
By the time that Dead
On's self titled CD was released in 1989, the scene was saturated with
thrash bands. Major labels were signing any band that even resembled
Metallica, Megadeth or Anthrax. Dead On were one of the "lucky" bands to
score a deal with a label. Like many of the bands from the 80's thrash
scene, the band's sound is a combination of classic metal, the whole
NWOBHM vibe and the punk attitude. However, unlike many bands that were
labeled thrash at the time, Dead On weren't concerned with speed for
speed sake. Actually, despite the thrash tag, I see Dead On as musically
similar to bands like Metal Church and Meliah Rage. The music is mostly
fast to mid-paced power metal with tons of groove, hooks and actual
riffs.