The Scrounger's ReportMar. 30, 2000Today's ArrivalsGot a whole bunch of stuff in the mail today. I've only listened to the first one so far... White Heart - Vital Signs. 1994 (1983). Home Sweet Home Records. Part of the "Contemporary Christian Gold" series of budget- priced CDs (marked "4.99 Cassette $8.99 CD" on the cover artwork). Prior to this release, it was only available on CD as part of a 2-on-1 release in 1989 (?). I can't speak for anyone else, but I've never seen this in all of my scrounging trips. radrockers.com has them for $7.00. If you have any intention of attempting to complete a White Heart discography, I'd jump at that price. At this point in their career they had a very west-coast sound (see Sweet Comfort Band). White Heart - Hotline. 1985. Home Sweet Home Records. A toughie. Heavy Pettin' - S/T. ???. Heatsink Records. Just now released for the first time on CD. Supposedly Big Bang and Rock Ain't Dead are coming in the next 2 months. However, I wouldn't unload your original pressings just yet: if this packaging is any indication, there will not be any booklet or liner notes, just a front card. "We have NO BUDGET!" Xcursion - Ready to Roll. ???. Old Metal Records. Mark Slaughter's pre-Slaughter band. I've been told that the sound quality is horrendous. We'll see. Sorcery - 2. ???. Old Metal Records. Early David Glenn Eisley material (pre-Giuffria). The last 2 are "must haves" for any fans of German hard rock/metal, and at $15 each, they're absolute STEALS: Sinner - Danger Zone + Touch of Sin Sinner - Comin' Out Fighting + Dangerous Charm Just released last year, these Japanese import 2-on-1s are a great way to get the early Sinner catalogue. Both have full booklets and "wrap-around" OBI strips (The OBI extends to include a complete front cover). Query to those in the know: evidently, these 2-on-1s encompass Sinner's 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th albums. Is there a 2-on-1 of albums 1 and 2? Also, can someone provide a complete Sinner CD discography? They seem to have a buttload of CD releases, and I've no clue which ones to try and obtain (not to mention that there seem to be about 27 compilations thrown into the mix as well). Thanks, -Dan |
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