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 Excellent HR/HM Compilation Feb 28, 2008
This compilation made my long freeway commute to work more bearable. I don't care if it reaches the end and starts over; it bears repeating. Good solid hard rock / heavy metal tunes that I haven't heard a thousand times on the radio. I was blown away by the way Circus of Power's "Waitin' For The Wizard" deconstructs itself part way through to the point of sounding like more than one song playing at the same time, and then somehow pulls itself back together. And the Cycle Sluts from Hell deliver the level of quality one would expect from a title like "I Wish You Were A Beer". A jammin' disc that would make a great addition to any head banger's compliation collection.
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 a good mix of solid metal Jul 09, 2005
This is good solid metal. All the songs (but one) rock with the best, as the title of the CD suggests. The one poor song is "I Wish You were a Beer", because of its retarded lyrics and generally poor sound. However, don't let that get you down, for "Battle Angels", "Fire and Love", "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and "Waitin' for the Wizard" are all excellent. I would even say that "Battle Angels" by itself, with its crazy rippin' guitars and mad vocals, is worth buying the CD for. Listen to this CD if you like hard and angry metal that's awesomely well done. It's got variety and great quality.
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Get this for "I Wish You Were a Beer", you'll love it May 27, 2000
"Hey there poseur, I wish you were a beer!", such infinitely wise words from the raunchy rock vixens Cycle Sluts From Hell. Their own CD? Sadly out of print. I'm glad I found this comp that includes it, my Cycle Sluts tape is on it's last legs. The song is all about how they wish that all the poseur guys in bars that hit on them were beers. You wont know whether to giggle madly or start a mosh pit.
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