Deceased "Rotten to the Core" CD

Deceased is one of a few bands including Doomstone and October 13 (Metal Blade Records) led by one King Fowley, a popular metal personality in his home state of Virginia. Formed back in 1985, Deceased became the first band signed to the fledgling Relapse Record label in 1990. They are often lumped in the death metal category, but this isn't entirely appropriate, as while Fowley's vocals fit this tag, much of the music is more rooted in traditional eighties metal, with some thrash and death touches...and of course Deceased know how to play PUNK rock . This CD, "Rotten To The Core" is a tribute from Deceased to the bands with some of their songs that changed how PUNK was made. Deceased would like to thank all the bands that they cover on this CD. Remember, who ever said PUNK was dead...will be.

Here are the bands with the songs Deceased pay tribute to:

45 Grave - Violent World
Agnostic Front - Eliminator
Angry Samoans - Stupid Jerk
Bad Brains - Right Brigade
Cro Mags - World Peace
Dead Kennedy's - California Uber Alles
English Dogs - False Prophet
Excel - Social Security
MDC - Corporate Death Burger
NOTA - Ultra Violent
Plasmatics - Nothing
The Ramones - I'm Not Jesus
Raw Power - State's Oppression
Sex Pistols - Bodies
Sheer Terror - Here To Stay
Verbal Abuse - V.A. Rocks your liver

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P.O. Box 7611 Chandler, AZ 85246 USA
Email: contact@maltsoda.com


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Crosstops "Truck and Disorderly" CD

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Crosstops consist of strange and impressive characters such as lead guitar master and vocals The Wooper (a.k.a. Barry "D'live" Ward) who has served time for many years with R.K.L. (Rich Kids on LSD), and done some hired gun gigs with the likes of Gwar, Me First & The Gimmie Gimmie's & many more. Eyeball (a.k.a. Isaac Camner) jams the Rhythm Guitar and is also known for a slew of music videos he's directed for Bad Co films & Hot Rod Pictures. Chatty (a.k.a. Andre Salcido) is the drum extraordinaire and on this recording Dui Goodpecker kicks out the bass lines and handles vocals with ease. Recently departing for other obligations he's been replaced by The Silky Weasel (a.k.a. Joey Hancock) as the new 4 string slinger. As a team the band will continue to infest the minds of those who listen and continue to inspire, entertain, inform and perhaps force feed the masses with a heavy morsel of rock candy guaranteed to curb almost any punk enthusiast's sweet tooth.





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