Yeah I have heard that this is their best album but I just grabbed the first one I got which sometimes is a better idea as everything after can be a let down. I thought the album was half decent though and I will get Wasa Wasa sometime.

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Wu-Tang Clan- Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers.
Really liked it.

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got it for $1.99 at Value Village.

and...

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got this one for 99 cents on cassette, also from there.

you're kinda late to the party

I am really enjoying Joe Bonamassa - Live from the Royal Albert Hall. I came across him on YouTube and could not get enough of his guitar playing! Even if you are not a Blues fan, and Joe is a Blues player, his skill and depth of intensity will win you over!

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The Fluid - Roadmouth (1989)

Thanks Urban!

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Scratch Acid - Just Keep Eating (1986)

We'll see.

FYI: All of Scratch Acid's material is pants-shittingly good. Not to talk them up too much or anything.

Well I had Korean-Mexican fusion for lunch and haven't crapped yet, so we'll see how well your claim holds up.

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Awful cover and even worse album title (Hammer Of The North) but this is one of those rare albums that doesn't end up sounding like a parody of Heavy Metal or sound like squealing, operatic Power Metal claptrap.

Instead it is a damn solid straight up Metal album that would appeal to fans of Maiden, Dio, later Sabbath, Judas Priest and King Diamond (minus the vocals) etc. Very decent and very 80's :)