Uncle Slam - Say Uncle (1988)

Artist : Uncle Slam
Country : USA
Release : Say Uncle
Year : 1988
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320

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UNCLE SLAM’s Say Uncle was released in 1988 and featured former Suicidal Tendencies drummer, Amery Smith (he performed on their now classic debut album). Upon its release Say Uncle was immediately recognizable thanks to it’s distinctive and iconic artwork created by artist, Michael Seiff, who at the time was becoming more popular with help from bands like Suicidal Tendencies, Excel, No Mercy and Wasted Youth already having had his artwork grace their most recent albums. Besides the slick cover art Uncle Slam had equally impressive production due to Randy Burns being brought on board to work with the band. He was responsible for some of the metal scene’s most impressive releases to date like Peace Sells…But Who’s Buying (Megadeth), Darkness Descends (Dark Angel), Seven Churches (Possessed) and Scream Bloody Gore (Death).

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Uncle Slam - Will Work For Food (1993)

Artist : Uncle Slam
Country : USA
Release : Will Work For Food
Year : 1993
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320

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Featuring former members of Suicidal Tendencies and, somewhat inexplicably, Warrior (who may be gracing these pages somewhere down the line), Uncle Slam began life as a politically-minded thrash act called The Brood. They released an album under that name, but there were like four other groups called The Brood, and none called Uncle Slam (wonder why), so they changed their name to the latter. After an okay debut (mostly notable for its cheesy cyborg muscleman Uncle Sam cover art) in 1988, they took a five-year break before returning with 1993?s Will Work for Food (and hired Ed Repka to do the album art this time around).

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Uncle Slam - When God Dies (1995)

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Artist : Uncle Slam
Country : USA
Release : When God Dies
Year : 1995
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320


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Uncle Slam share some kind of history with Suicidal Tendencies, but never mind that. Here's what's important: WHEN GOD DIES is one of the best and most driving hard rock albums of the decade. Picture if Iommi, Osbourne, Butler & Ward had all met in '79 instead of '69 and signed with Stiff instead of Vertigo...still playing the same style of music, but with punk energy & immediacy. That's WHEN GOD DIES all over. This will be out of print soon, so grab it while you can.

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