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The New Wave Of British Heavy Metal (N.W.O.B.H.M.) was a musical movement that somehow saved – or revitalized if you want – the languishing metal / hard rock scene at the end of the Seventies, and cemented the ’80s sound for the genre during the entire decade. The excellent 3-CD box “Lightnin’ To The Nations: NWOBHM 25th Anniversary Collection” comprises...
One of you asked for the out of print, remastered Limited Edition Japanese miniLP of GIRLSCHOOL‘s most famous albums pressed on high quality SHM-CD. Here’s more.“Play Dirty” is the fourth studio album by the British girls released on Bronze Records in 1983 and produced by Noddy Holder & Jim Lea both from the hard rock band SLADE. “Play Dirty” was...
Continuing with GIRLSCHOOL‘s remastered reissues requests, here’s the first time on CD “Running Wild“, the gurls fifth album and their more melodic hard rock oriented. Criminally underrated at its time (1985), this great record has been remastered from the original tapes and released by prestigious British label Cherry Red / Hear No Evil. The all-girl band Girlschool originally formed in...
One of you asked for the out of print, Limited Edition Japanese miniLP of GIRLSCHOOL‘s most famous albums pressed on high quality SHM-CD. “Screaming Blue Murder” is the third studio album by the British pioneer female act, in this reissue including 11 bonus tracks, a true ‘expanded edition’. During the first half of the ’80s, GIRLSCHOOL was a blast in...
This album was requested by one of you and well worth a proper listening. British all-female metal legend GIRLSCHOOL decided to publish their newest record “Guilty As Sin“, their album number 13, on a Friday 13 – what could be cooler? The four girls from London recorded a new piece of work which rocks hard showing a revitalized Girlschool. Girlschool might...
* The career of Girlschool had its ups and downs; they did get involved in the NWOBHM thing, they did boost up success with their first three albums, they did fall in the make-it-to-America trap, they did fall apart for enough years being quite unstable, they did rise from their ashes in the previous decade, they did make their name...
