Monday Night Metal

It seems like they've mostly been forgotten, but I listened to a lot of Savatage back in the day.
The Sirens and Dungeons are Calling albums kept my teenage head banging.
 
My intro back in the 80s and prob most others, to the B.O.C. Gonna have to dive into there discography soon ...


Start at the beginning; the first 3 records known to Cultists as the Black and White records, where mentor Sandy Pearlman and drummer/vocalist/writer Albert Bouchard were the visionairies.

Opening track from the '72 debut lp:

"Unknown terror's here!"

 
anybody going to see Iron Maiden on this tour w/ anthrax/Megadeth? starts late Sept in Canada I think after they are done with Europe. they aren't playing anywhere close to me unfortunately.
 
Start at the beginning; the first 3 records known to Cultists as the Black and White records, where mentor Sandy Pearlman and drummer/vocalist/writer Albert Bouchard were the visionairies.

Opening track from the '72 debut lp:

"Unknown terror's here!"


Gave the 1st album 2 spins so far 1st immpression stand outs were Transmaniacon MC and Shes as beautiful as a foot. Second go standouts were satirway to the stars into before the kiss, a red cap. Great album, been playing along a little best i can!
 
Gave the 1st album 2 spins so far 1st immpression stand outs were Transmaniacon MC and Shes as beautiful as a foot. Second go standouts were satirway to the stars into before the kiss, a red cap. Great album, been playing along a little best i can!

The day I mastered the opening guitar line on Transmaniacon MC was a glorious day indeed. Later, I could do all of [Then Came] The Last Days of May, which is a song based on a true event. A dope deal gone wrong. "The other guy turned and spilled 3 boys blood..". Glad you're enjoying it, amigo.
 

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