Mp3 music: Exciter

Artist: Exciter: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Rock Metal Metal: Heavy Rock: Hard-Rock Metal: Thrash     Exciter's discography:      New Testament    Year: 2004    Tracks: 15      Better Live Than Dead    Year: 2004    Tracks: 13      Blood Of Tyrants    Year: 2000    Tracks: 10      The Dark Command    Year: 1997    Tracks: 10      Kill After Kill    Year: 1992    Tracks: 9      Exciter    Year: 1988    Tracks: 10      Unveiling The Wicked    Year: 1986    Tracks: 9      Long Live The Loud    Year: 1985    Tracks: 8      Feel The Knife [EP]    Year: 1985    Tracks: 3      Feel The Knife    Year: 1985    Tracks: 3      Violence and Force    Year: 1984    Tracks: 10      Heavy Metal Maniac    Year: 1983    Tracks: 10 Canada's Exciter was one of the start velocity metal bands, bursting out of the gate in 1983 -- the year zero point for clobber -- on board other upstarts like Slayer and Metallica. But uncalled-for to say, their success came nowhere near twin those of their peers, and the band's friction with stardom was a brief one. Vocalist and drummer Chuck Beehler, guitar player John Ricci, and bassist Allan Johnson formed Hell Razor in Ottawa, Canada, in 1978. After ever-changing their name to Exciter in 1980, the band sent their first demos to Shrapnel Records founder Mike Varney, wHO included the rail "Populace War III" in 1982's US Metal Volume II, so inked them to a one-album deal. Issued in 1983, the band's first attempt Leaden Metal Maniac was among the first thrash metal albums, and brought them to the attending of Jon Zazula's Megaforce Records (the place of Metallica and Anthrax), which sign Exciter to a three-album deal. After recording 1984's Violence & Force with Anthrax producer Carl Canedy, the band embarked upon their start U.S. circuit in support of Mercyful Fate. 1985 adage them flying to England to work with Motörhead producer Guy Bidmead on 1985's Long Live the Loud. The apex of the sun's way of their calling, the album adage a marked advance in both songwriting and wakeless quality and light-emitting diode to broad touring with Accept in Europe and Motörhead and Megadeth in America. Simply when it seemed care Exciter were starting to constitute their german mark, even so, Ricci left wing the band for a solo career undermentioned the release of the three-song Feel the Knife EP. After finding a substitution in guitar player Brian McPhee, the band returned to England and leased Bidmead in one case over again to record 1986's Unveiling the Wicked. Not as pop as its predecessor, the album also revealed an increasing preoccupation with air, which didn't sit easily with the band's hard-core fans. Following some other bout of touring in Europe with Motörhead and Manowar, the band returned to America only to come across that their popularity was in gustavus Franklin Swift decline. To make matters worse, Exciter was at present without a record book take and Beehler eventually decided that non having a proper frontman was flexible the band's chances of success. So, he relinquished his vocal duties to vocalist Rob Malnati for their severally released fifth album, 1988's just titled Exciter. But the strategy backfired, as the album's nearly complete abandonment of thrash for a slower, mainstream metal advance disoriented what remained of their already dwindling fan base of operations and light-emitting diode to the band's dissolution concisely thenceforth. Unexpectedly, Exciter returned to activeness in 1992 when original members Ricci and Beehler were linked by young bassist David Ledden for the Kill After Kill album. Another collapse, this was before long followed by a live endeavor entitled Better Live Than Dead (with bassist Jeff McDonald) in 1993, after which the band once once again went their split slipway -- seemingly for in force. But Ricci wasn't quite ready to give up the specter and resurrected Exciter so far once more with a completely new lineup in 1996. Including vocalizer Jacque Belanger, bassist Marc Charron, and drummer Rick Charron (no relation back), this lineup recorded 1997's The Dark Command and 1999's Blood of Tyrants, behind which they continued to tour sporadically.

Holdtight

   
Artist: Holdtight

   Genre(s): 
Drum & Bass
   

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   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 2

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