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  • Chimaira
    “Pass Out Of Existence Deluxe Edition”
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    “Pass Out Of Existence Deluxe Edition”
    Album Details
    • Never issued on vinyl
    • Would be expanded to a 3LP set and include rare tracks debuting on vinyl
    • Would feature a previously unreleased live show from Orlando in 2002
    • Would be pressed on colored vinyl and come in deluxe packaging
    • Would be limited and individually foil-stamp numbered

     

    Biography

    Chimaira was an American heavy metal band from Cleveland. Formed in August of 1998, the group was a member of the new wave of American Heavy Metal scene. The band’s name comes from the word Chimera, a monstrous creature in Greek Mythology. Throughout its history the band has had numerous line up changes, leaving vocalist Mark Hunter as the only constant member. Chimaira's music is considered nu metal, groove metal and metalcore, with elements of death metal, thrash metal, hardcore punk, and industrial metal. Prior to Chimaira, Hunter and bassist Jim LaMarca were part of a previous band known as Skipline. After that band dissolved, Hunter was contacted by guitarist Jason Hager who was part of metalcore band Ascension to form a new group. They both recruited friends and previous bandmates Jason Genaro on drums and Andrew Ermlick on bass to complete the official line up of Chimaira in 1998. In 1999 the band added guitarist Rob Arnold to “thicken” their sound. The band recorded its first demo in January 1999 and spent much of the year doing various live shows around the U.S. That year Andrew Ermlick left and was replaced by Rob Lesniak. They recorded a second demo during that year and began to receive widespread airplay on several college radio stations in the Midwest. After landing a spot performing “Dead Inside” on the short-lived USA-network show Farmclub.com, Chimaira was signed to Roadrunner Records. They recorded their debut EP, This Present Darkness, which was released in 2000 via indie label East Coast Empire and charted in the top 10 at metal radio. Shortly after the release, they aligned with manager Thom Hazaert and continued to tour the U.S., playing consistently with bands Hatebreed and God Forbid. They recorded demo versions of several new tracks including, “Dead Inside,” “Severed,” and “Taste My….” as well as a cover of the Cure’s “Fascination Street,” which Hazaert shopped, eventually gaining interest from several major labels. During this time the band also contributed a cover of the Accept classic, “Balls to The Wall” to the ECW Wrestling album Anarchy Rocks Vol. 2. The band signed with Roadrunner and quickly recorded it’s debut album Pass Out Of Existence in 2001 with producer Murdock. By this time Jim LaMarca was now bassist and Chris Spicuzza was handling electronics. Shortly after the release of the album and the tour to follow, Jason Hager left the band. Matt DeVries from Ascension was recruited to take over as rhythm guitarist. Pass Out Of Existence also featured a guest appearance from Deftones’ guitarist Stephen Carpenter on the track, “Rizzo.” Unlike other Chimaira records, Pass Out Of Existence was recorded with seven-string guitars in dropped A tuning. It emphasizes programming and sampling and has been considered less heavy than some of their following albums. The album leans more towards nu metal rather than the groove metal style featured in their later material. In October 2001, the band would join and befriend Slayer on their God Hates The World Tour. The album cover is featured in the movie, The Rules Of Attraction, along with other albums by Roadrunner bands Fear Factory and Slipknot. They would later tour with both bands in the Jägermeister Tour of 2004.

    Track Listing
    Track Sides: 
    Side A
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Let Go
    Track Duration: 
    3:51
  • Mance Lipscomb
    “Trouble In Mind Deluxe Edition”
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    “Trouble In Mind Deluxe Edition”
    Album Details
    • Hasn’t  been available on vinyl since 1970!
    • Would be expanded to a 2LP set that would include bonus tracks making their debut on vinyl 
    • Lacquers would be cut from the original analog mono tapes. Mono version hasn’t been available on wax since 1961.
    • A must vote for the blues fan!
    • Would be limited and individually foil-stamp numbered

    Biography

    Mance Lipscomb was an American blues singer, guitarist, and songster. He was born Beau De Glen Lipscomb near Navasota, Texas in 1895. His nickname is short for emancipation. Mance’s father had been enslaved in Alabama and his mother was half African American. For most of his life, he supported himself as a tenant farmer in Texas. He started playing guitar at a young age and became an accomplished player. Mance was discovered and recorded by Mack McCormick and Chris Strachwitz of Arhoolie Records in 1960 during a revival of interest in country blues. He recorded many albums of blues, ragtime, Tin Pan Alley and folk; most of them being released by Arhoolie Records. Singing and accompanying himself on acoustic guitar, Lipscomb had a dead-thumb finger picking technique and expressive voice. In 1961 he recorded the album, “Trouble In Mind,” released by Reprise Records. In May 1963, he appeared at the first Monterey Folk Festival (which later became the Monterey Pop Festival) alongside other folk artists such as Bob Dylan and Peter Paul and Mary. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Lipscomb did not record in the early blues era. Until 1960, most of his musical activity took place within what he called his “precinct,” the area around Navasota. Following his discovery, Lipscomb became an important figure in the American Folk Music Revival of the 1960s. He was a regular performer at folk festivals and folk-blues clubs around the United States. He died in Navasota in 1976, two years after suffering a stroke. He appears in two films – the 1971 documentary, “A Well Spent Life,” and in the 1970 film, “The Blues Accordin’ To Lightnin’ Hopkins.”

    Track Listing
    Track Sides: 
    Side A
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Captain, Captain
    Track Duration: 
    2:31
    Track Title: 
    2 Careless Love
    Track Duration: 
    3:28
    Track Title: 
    3 When Death Comes Creeping In Your Room (Run, Sinner, Run)
    Track Duration: 
    2:55
    Track Title: 
    4 Alabama Bound
    Track Duration: 
    2:32
    Track Title: 
    5 Buck Dance
    Track Duration: 
    2:30
    Track Title: 
    6 Night Time Is The Right Time
    Track Duration: 
    4:45
    Track Sides: 
    Side B
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Rocks and Gravel Makes A Solid Road
    Track Duration: 
    3:59
    Track Title: 
    2 Johnnie Take A One On Me
    Track Duration: 
    3:14
    Track Title: 
    3 Motherless Children
    Track Duration: 
    2:58
    Track Title: 
    4 Which-A-Way Do Red River Run
    Track Duration: 
    2:35
    Track Title: 
    5 Trouble In Mind
    Track Duration: 
    3:07
    Track Title: 
    6 Ballad Of The Boll Weevil
    Track Duration: 
    2:29
    Track Sides: 
    Side C
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Boogie In ‘A’ (instrumental) take 1
    Track Duration: 
    3:12
    Track Title: 
    2 Hattie Green take 2
    Track Duration: 
    3:03
    Track Title: 
    3 Bumble Bee Blues take 6
    Track Duration: 
    3:04
    Track Title: 
    4 Shine On Harvest Moon take 1
    Track Duration: 
    2:46
    Track Title: 
    5 Cocaine Done Kill My Baby take 2
    Track Duration: 
    2:34
    Track Title: 
    6 Hey Lawdy Mama take 1
    Track Duration: 
    4:24
    Track Sides: 
    Side D
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Is You Gonna Quit Me Baby take 2
    Track Duration: 
    3:01
    Track Title: 
    2 Frankie Was A Good Woman take 3
    Track Duration: 
    3:17
    Track Title: 
    3 You Gonna Look Like A Monkey take 5
    Track Duration: 
    2:00
    Track Title: 
    4 Black Gal take 1
    Track Duration: 
    3:21
    Track Title: 
    5 Casey Jones take 1
    Track Duration: 
    2:19
    Track Title: 
    6 After Hours (instrumental) take 1
    Track Duration: 
    2:09
    Track Title: 
    7 Angel Child take 2
    Track Duration: 
    3:00
  • Flotsam And Jetsam
    “No Place For Disgrace”
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    “No Place For Disgrace”
    Album Details
    • Long out of print on wax
    • Would be expanded to a 2LP and properly sequenced for improved fidelity
    • Side D would feature live bonus tracks debuting on vinyl
    • Would be pressed on colored vinyl for the first time.
    • Would be limited and individually foil-stamp numbered

    Biography

    Flotsam and Jetsam is an American thrash metal band that was formed in Phoenix in 1981. Before settling on its current name in 1984, the band existed under three different names: Paradox, Dredlox and Dogz. Their current lineup includes vocalist Eric “A.K.” Knutson, guitarists Michael Gilbert and Steve Conley, bassist Bill Bodily, and drummer Ken Mary. The band went through several lineup changes over the years, leaving Knutson as the only constant member. They are also notable for featuring bassist Jason Newsted, who left the band shortly after the release of their debut to join Metallica as Cliff Burton’s successor. Flotsam and Jetsam recorded their debut album Doomsday For The Deceiver in Los Angeles with producer Brian Slagel. The album was released on July 4 1986, and was the first in Kerrang Magazine’s history to achieve the 6k rating. On Halloween night of 1986, Newsted played his last gig with the band. They inked a deal with Metallica’s then-label Elektra Records before opening for Megadeth in 1987 on the Peace Sells Tour in Europe and America. After touring with Megadeth, the band played shows in America with Slayer, Dark Angel, Celtic Frost, Sacred Reich and Excel. Their second studio album and only one on Roadrunner Records, No Place For Disgrace, was released in May 1988 and includes a cover of Elton John’s hit, “Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting,” for which a music video was shot. The band toured heavily behind the album through out 1988 and 1989. They opened for King Diamond in America and supported Megadeth, Testament and Sanctuary in Europe on the So Far, So Good…So What! Tour. The band also toured or played shows with Testament, The Crumbsuckers, Fates Warning, Destruction, Metal Church, Death Angel, and Kreator. Flotsam and Jetsam have released fourteen studio albums in their career after signing with MCA in 1989. Despite not achieving similar levels of commercial success as some of their thrash metal contemporaries, the band emerged as part of the second wave of the genre in the mid-to-late 1980s, and has enjoyed moderate success in the United States, with two of their albums (1988’s No Place For Disgrace and 1990’s When The Storm Comes Down) entering the Billboard 200 chart, and their fourth album, Cuatro cracking the top 30 on the Heatseekers chart. 

    Track Listing
    Track Sides: 
    Side A
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 No Place For Disgrace
    Track Duration: 
    6:13
    Track Title: 
    2 Dreams Of Death
    Track Duration: 
    5:40
    Track Title: 
    3 N.E. Terror
    Track Duration: 
    5:57
    Track Sides: 
    Side B
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Escape From Within
    Track Duration: 
    6:47
    Track Title: 
    2 Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting
    Track Duration: 
    4:03
    Track Title: 
    3 Hard On You
    Track Duration: 
    4:51
    Track Sides: 
    Side C
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 I Live You Die
    Track Duration: 
    5:49
    Track Title: 
    2 Misguided Fortune
    Track Duration: 
    5:41
    Track Title: 
    3 P.A.A.B.
    Track Duration: 
    5:32
    Track Title: 
    4 The Jones
    Track Duration: 
    4:05
    Track Sides: 
    Side D
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 No Place For Disgrace (live)
    Track Duration: 
    8:34
    Track Title: 
    2 Hard On You (live)
    Track Duration: 
    4:51
    Track Title: 
    3 Misguided Fortune (live)
    Track Duration: 
    5:29
    Track Title: 
    4 Dreams Of Death
    Track Duration: 
    5:40
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