Cold World & Sean Price: How the Gods Chill

Excellent song from Cold Wold collaborating with Sean Price. This is limited to 1000 copies and from what I read there were 200 in red and the rest were black. I asked the seller what color and he stated he didn't know, but got them as soon as they were releases. I was pretty surprised to see that its printed on an awesome marbled blue!



Comes complete with How the Gods Chill 3-d glasses!

Check out the track!

Weekend Nachos and Ensign!

2 interesting records from Easy Street. First is some old school hardcore...

Ensign: Direction of Things to Come from 1997



and.. Weekend Nachos: Punish and Destroy.




I took a gamble with this one. I have heard a lot about these guys and wasn't totally sold on what I had heard, but I thought it was worth a shot to pick this up used. Sadly... not very impressed.

More Manowar Records! 2 Closer to Having the Collection

Scored a couple of nice Manowar records on eBay, Into Glory Ride and All Men Play on 10!

Even though I've been collecting these for a bit, I still need around 7 more to complete the collection.

Manowar: Battle Hymns

This is an original pressing of Battle Hymns from 1982. This definitely shows its age, but is a great addition to the Manowar collection!

2 Classic Iron Maiden records: Somewhere in Time and Piece of Mind

Found some super sketchy record shop in Seattle that I had never been to before. He had thousands and thousands of records that were all loosely categorized.

It was amazing how much stuff he had, but how little metal and punk stuff he had. Almost as if he made it a point to not get it.

He had 3 Maiden records in there that were in good shape but not priced. He wanted $7 each for the "single" records and $20 for the "double".. Live After Death.

I have no idea how he came up with his pricing scheme... I already have a copy of Live After Death and needed these 2. So, out of 30,000 records in this guys place, I was able to find 2 gems!

Dropkick Murphys: Sing Loud, Sing Proud!

Another great find from Singles... Little by little I am putting together the Dropkick records. They show up from time to time and I never seem to find the same one twice..

Hopefully ill get the 3 I am missing in the next few months.

The Casualties: On the Front Line

I am not a huge Casualties fan but I always loved this record. A great find used at Singles..

Limited run on clear vinyl.