X-Sinner question.

There's something about X-Sinner I have to ask.
Is "Loud & Proud" the third X-Sinner CD?

Hmm, quite frankly I thought "Wold Covered In Blood" was their third full-length album. "Loud and Proud" is just a demo collection. And "Angry Einsteins" was kind of a side project

So no need to order "Loud & Proud"?

I like Loud and Proud, it is actually pretty good for a compilation of demo material. It features both the vocalists from the first two albums, and another singer who filled in between the two. Some of the songs were rerecorded from these demos and included on the first two studio albums, but I believe a lot of the lyrics are different.
I think it was worth getting, but I wouldn't pay a whole lot of money for it.

There are actually two versions of Loud and Proud. Magdelene/M8 released it originally and that version goes for quite bit most of the time. Then Retroactive Records re-released it and added 2 extra songs. A quick scan shows most places selling it at about $25, but you can get it through Nightmare Records for about $14 plus shipping.

I'm pretty much the same as Staybrite. It's a good release, but not essential. There are some great songs on there, and it's interesting to hear the different vocalists.

Fundy

So when you have "Get It" and "Peace Treaty" there's no need to order "Loud & Proud".

I saw this CD on the list of Brent Miller and wondered if this CD is woth the $ 25?

rockerVu2 wrote:

So when you have "Get It" and "Peace Treaty" there's no need to order "Loud & Proud".

I saw this CD on the list of Brent Miller and wondered if this CD is woth the $ 25?

I have the first version of it from Magdelen/M8 records. Honestly, I don't listen to it very much, but it is nice to hear the different versions. I would recommend it if you find someone who will trade it, or if you find it cheaper. Nightmare Records has it for $13.99 for the Retroactive version, which includes the same songs as the original version plus two from the Angry Einsteins project. I would not recommend paying $25 for the disc, either version of it, if you just want the music from it. It is nice to hear the different versions, but for continued listening, I always go back to Get It and Peace Treaty.

If you want the music, and not wanting to pay the price for a collector's disc, you can buy the digital version of the Retroactive release from iTunes for $9.99. That is what I would recommend doing if you want to have the alternate versions of the music.

Thanks Nazpastor,
That's a perfect solution.
Great idea.

You are very welcome.