VINTAGE 1986 HEAVY METAL LP RUTHLESS DISCIPLINE OF STEEL HTF FRENCH ALBUM/AXE

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Jan 25, 2015 Sold Date

Jan 15, 2015 Start Date

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Howdy folks!

I'm unleashing a ton of VINTAGE HEAVY METAL MAYHEM here on ebay over the next few weeks - so be sure to check my other listings and check back for new additions! :)

This listing is for an LP of RUTHESS - DISCIPLINE OF STEEL! From 1986, this LP was produced by AXE KILLER RECORDS. I believe this is a FRENCH release - # 7021-STEREO- EV 101. A copy of this album has sold for to $46 here on ebay (and that one was not in as good shape as this one!) in December... See below for more info on the band...

I am not an expert on grading albums, but the vinyl looks pretty near perfect to me with no easily identified scratches or imperfections. The inner picture sleeve looks pretty near perfect. The jacket has a couple minor edge creases, but is beautiful and glossy with no corner or saw cuts... I would figure the jacket to be at least VG+ - possibly EX... Please see pix to make your own assessment on the jacket condition.... If you are stickler on condition, PLEASE zoom and review the pix, I want you to be happy with your purchase! :)

I am always happy to combine shipping, so check out my other albums! Additional albums typically cost very little to combine to the original shipping charge.. domestically, additional albums run around an additional 50 cents to add to an existing order... I will happily combine any LPs you purchase over a 3 day period into a single shipment and only charge the actual post office rate based on weight. Simply make your purchases, but do not pay until I send you an adjusted invoice.. Also, if you would prefer your purchase shipped at a rate other than media mail (cheapest option) let me know and I will send you an adjusted invoice for upgraded shipping. :)

International buyers, please be advised that if your country charges any import taxes, they will be solely your responsibility, and I will not misrepresent your purchase as a 'gift' to avoid these charges. Thank you for your understanding. I will happily combine multiple purchases to save on shipping internationally as well! I will send an adjusted invoice based on weight to your country. :)

THANKS for looking!

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The band was formed in 1982 [1] founded by singer Sammy DeJohn and guitarist Ken McGee. A short time later, the guitarist roles Lagman, the drummer and bassist Todd Billings Jack Black came to occupy. It was followed by appearances along with Slayer , Great White and Leather Wolf . After a demo in 1984, followed by a contract with Iron Works . Using appeared towards the end of the EP Metal without Mercy , by Bill Metoyer was produced. [1] The EP was of Banzai Records and in Europe by Axe Killer Records licensed. The cover design was completely changed and the musicians were partially artist name. In 1986 followed on Axe Killer Records [2] the first and only album Discipline of Steel . [3] In 1990, we released the band. In 1997, the EP and the album were together on CD re-released, the edition was limited to 2000 copies thereof. In 2008, the band reunited to performances with UFO hold in the United States. In April 2009, the Group also played on the Keep It True . It was also about Graveyard Productions Metal Mercy without re-released remastered, with bonus as the two unreleased songs Winds of War and White Death of 1988 were included. In September 2010 the band on the Sword Brothers Festival played Germany and Up the Hammers Festival in Athens in March 2011th [1]

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In the Book of US Metal Vol. 1 Arno Hofmann wrote that on Metal without Mercy songs were heard, the heavy and hymn-like are the same time. The band had begun what Tyrant had completed two years later. According to Hofmann would have Rock Hard Discipline of Steel panned and wrote that the songs on the level of bad overkill would move -Liedern. [3] According to Martin Popoff in his book The Collector's Guide of Heavy Metal Volume 2: The Eighties was Metal without Mercy with the EP Marshall Law of obsession comparable. The EP is so "efficient" as an Armored Saint -Publishing. The songs are mostly groovy and at moderate speed. The riffs were to Metal Church remember. Disciples of Steel am continuing this sound and be with Shout at the Devil by Motley Crue comparable. [4] According to Ralf Frank from Metal Hammer had to Metal without Mercy like serious "[s] riffs , hard drums and a raspy voice "is heard. Frank heard influences from Metal Church out. [5] According to Charles Hunfeld from Metal Hammer is on Discipline of Steel "[p] rima heavy metal, how to only by bands like him in this form otherwise Slayer or Exciter "is used to hear. The songs were in complexity to those of Shok Paris comparable. [6]