Your new CDs/downloads in 2014

dale434445 wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

End Of September - End Of September
A.N.D. - Get Real
Empire 21 - Empire 21
Harmony - Theatre of Redemption

How good is the A.N.D album, who would you compare the to, and how is the sound of the disc?

Musically, it is very much like Atkins/May Project as the guitarist is the same for both bands.  The vocalist is higher in range in A.N.D. and keeps a clean vocal style  It is very well produced and the songs are quite catchy.  If you can find it, get it.  It ain't easy.  I just happened to get lucky.  I have their 2nd album as well that is definitely a bootleg, but you cannot find "Madman's Overture" any other way.  The band did not release CDs of this and they are not planning any reissues.  Sad, but true.  So, if you find "Madman's Overture" on CD, it is not an authentic copy.  I will take what I can get since it is out of print and probably will be forever.

Deliverance ~ What a Joke

S91 - Volonta Legata
The Brave - Rise
Stryper - Live at the Whiskey
Michael Sweet - I'm Not Your Suicide
Saint - Live in '05
Grave Forsaken - Plugged Into The Machine
Theocracy - Theocracy (vinyl)

Refugee - Life Goes On
Resurrection Band- Colours

Nice finds, Dale!


Newest for me:


Atkins/May Project - Empire of Destruction  (Download as CD is too high)

I have been looking for the Refugee album for awhile, and finally found a good copy at a decent price.

Picked up a couple of vinyls the other day.

Daniel Amos - S/T
Rez Band - Hostage

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

S91 - Volonta Legata
The Brave - Rise
Stryper - Live at the Whiskey
Michael Sweet - I'm Not Your Suicide
Saint - Live in '05
Grave Forsaken - Plugged Into The Machine
Theocracy - Theocracy (vinyl)

In your opinion, is the Live at the Whisky really good ? I'm not one to purchase live albums, but I've been eyeing that one.
there are very few live albums that I actually love to listen to (ie Cheap Trick at Budokan, Scorpions World wide live, Mylon & Broken Heart Live Forever, MWS The Live Set, and maybe 2 or 3 others) otherwise I prefer to hear a live album once then I pretty much never listen to it again.

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

S91 - Volonta Legata
The Brave - Rise
Stryper - Live at the Whiskey
Michael Sweet - I'm Not Your Suicide
Saint - Live in '05
Grave Forsaken - Plugged Into The Machine
Theocracy - Theocracy (vinyl)

In your opinion, is the Live at the Whisky really good ? I'm not one to purchase live albums, but I've been eyeing that one.
there are very few live albums that I actually love to listen to (ie Cheap Trick at Budokan, Scorpions World wide live, Mylon & Broken Heart Live Forever, MWS The Live Set, and maybe 2 or 3 others) otherwise I prefer to hear a live album once then I pretty much never listen to it again.

It depends on what you like.  This one is pretty well mixed.  You can really hear the band.  But when they're interacting with the fans during a song, it's like they're playing to an orchestra crowd

By that, I mean that when they do the song "Loud N' Clear" the band starts the call and response but you can't really hear the response from the crowd.

LOUD!!!
loud.
CLEAR!!!
clear

I picked up the new album by Colton Dixon called Anchor the other day. Actually a really good pop/rock cd. If you have his first album I think this one is a little bit heavier.

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

S91 - Volonta Legata
The Brave - Rise
Stryper - Live at the Whiskey
Michael Sweet - I'm Not Your Suicide
Saint - Live in '05
Grave Forsaken - Plugged Into The Machine
Theocracy - Theocracy (vinyl)

In your opinion, is the Live at the Whisky really good ? I'm not one to purchase live albums, but I've been eyeing that one.
there are very few live albums that I actually love to listen to (ie Cheap Trick at Budokan, Scorpions World wide live, Mylon & Broken Heart Live Forever, MWS The Live Set, and maybe 2 or 3 others) otherwise I prefer to hear a live album once then I pretty much never listen to it again.

It depends on what you like.  This one is pretty well mixed.  You can really hear the band.  But when they're interacting with the fans during a song, it's like they're playing to an orchestra crowd

By that, I mean that when they do the song "Loud N' Clear" the band starts the call and response but you can't really hear the response from the crowd.

LOUD!!!
loud.
CLEAR!!!
clear

LOL - good info, thanks for that.  I plan to pick it up, but there's 2 other Stryper albums I don't have yet and they take precedence over the live whisky album.