Dio Remasters
Harrie Hendriksen
remastered. Did anyone see quotes or signes other then CRM about this ??
Will there be extra's ??
I gave both CD's a spin in the car again, and they are magnificant. Great
stuff. I think Holy Diver is as much a "classic" as Heaven & Hell or Rising
are.
Funny thing is that I bought this album in the days that album covers
influenced my buy's instead of taste. In those days I had no clue about who
Purple/ Blackmore/ Rainbow or Sabbath were.
I just rated Dio amongst those fine newcomers like Saxon, Scorpions & Iron
Maiden
;-)
Took me even longer to realise that he was the singer of that song and
cartoon I loved so much when I was a kid.........Love Is All.
Harrie
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slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]
bunker carrying the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see,
crying:
> I just rated Dio amongst those fine newcomers like Saxon, Scorpions &
> Iron Maiden
> ;-)
Hehe - I remember how much I hated the bands that appeared around 79/80 -
Maiden, Def Leppard, Saxon...can't say my opinion of them has changed one
iota either.
> Took me even longer to realise that he was the singer of that song and
> cartoon I loved so much when I was a kid.........Love Is All.
I remember seeing it in 78 (or maybe late 77) and wondering who this
Dio-soundalike was, and not realising the connection for ages. I actually
saw the album in HMV in London (which used to have 7% of the country's total
record sales in the early 70's - imagine that!!) and bought it (like you)
for the cover and because I thought the cartoon was cool. Got outside, onto
the bus, and (as you do) took it out to have a look, and sat there
/extremely/ pleasantly surprised at the lineup. Never saw it in a record
shop after that day :-)
--
slumpy
no more
no less
just me
(cheap at twice the price...)
ASG
"slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]" <m...@privacy.net>
wrote in message news:2j89icF...@uni-berlin.de...
> ...and seconds before the explosion, Harrie Hendriksen emerged from the
> bunker carrying the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see,
> crying:
>
> > I just rated Dio amongst those fine newcomers like Saxon, Scorpions &
> > Iron Maiden
> > ;-)
>
> Hehe - I remember how much I hated the bands that appeared around 79/80 -
> Maiden, Def Leppard, Saxon...can't say my opinion of them has changed one
> iota either.
At that time when music seemed to be either Punk/New Wave or Disco, I
thought all those NWOBHM bands were going to save hard rock, and granted
Leppard and Maiden probably did, but to me they always seemed like poor
copies of Lizzy, UFO, Priest etc.
I bought the first few albums of each but oddly as they became more
successful I lost interest. I stuck to my old Purple/Rainbow, ELP, Sabbath
favourites and "discovered" other music genres instead.
Regards
Andrew
.
David Meadows
news:r1Czc.5834$Zs4....@amsnews03.chello.com...
> I read in Classic Rock magazine that Dio will have his first 2 albums
> remastered. Did anyone see quotes or signes other then CRM about this ??
> Will there be extra's ??
I hope they do! I don't have those albums on CD and I really need get them.
I got very disappointed with Dio after his third album, but the first two
are classics.
--
David Meadows
Heroes: www.heroes.force9.co.uk/scripts/
A comic book -- without the pictures
slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]
the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see, crying:
> "slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]"
> <m...@privacy.net> wrote in message
> news:2j89icF...@uni-berlin.de...
>> ...and seconds before the explosion, Harrie Hendriksen emerged from
>> the bunker carrying the last chicken tikka masala humanity would
>> ever see, crying:
>>
>>> I just rated Dio amongst those fine newcomers like Saxon, Scorpions
>>> & Iron Maiden
>>> ;-)
>>
>> Hehe - I remember how much I hated the bands that appeared around
>> 79/80 - Maiden, Def Leppard, Saxon...can't say my opinion of them
>> has changed one iota either.
>
> At that time when music seemed to be either Punk/New Wave or Disco, I
> thought all those NWOBHM bands were going to save hard rock, and
> granted Leppard and Maiden probably did, but to me they always seemed
> like poor copies of Lizzy, UFO, Priest etc.
OMG Rob Halford !!
Now there's a man who can live his life comfortably with his head up his
ass.
I did the artwork for their 78 (?) tour programme and had the (un)pleasant
experience of meeting the asshole. The week after I met Jimmy Pursey to do
Sham 69's one and a nice guy you couldn't hope to meet. Shame he died so
young, he was a real geezer.
> I bought the first few albums of each but oddly as they became more
> successful I lost interest. I stuck to my old Purple/Rainbow, ELP,
> Sabbath favourites and "discovered" other music genres instead.
I heard and cringed at each as they were released and turned my back on the
lot for good.
I am a MO
> ...and seconds before the explosion, ASG emerged from the bunker carrying
> the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see, crying:
>
> > "slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]"
> > <m...@privacy.net> wrote in message
> > news:2j89icF...@uni-berlin.de...
> >> ...and seconds before the explosion, Harrie Hendriksen emerged from
> >> the bunker carrying the last chicken tikka masala humanity would
> >> ever see, crying:
> >>
> >>> I just rated Dio amongst those fine newcomers like Saxon, Scorpions
> >>> & Iron Maiden
> >>> ;-)
> >>
> >> Hehe - I remember how much I hated the bands that appeared around
> >> 79/80 - Maiden, Def Leppard, Saxon...can't say my opinion of them
> >> has changed one iota either.
> >
> > At that time when music seemed to be either Punk/New Wave or Disco, I
> > thought all those NWOBHM bands were going to save hard rock, and
> > granted Leppard and Maiden probably did, but to me they always seemed
> > like poor copies of Lizzy, UFO, Priest etc.
>
> OMG Rob Halford !!
> Now there's a man who can live his life comfortably with his head up his
> ass.
>
> I did the artwork for their 78 (?) tour programme and had the (un)pleasant
> experience of meeting the asshole.
What a joke Slappy is. Yeah Slappy you did the art work all right.
<<<>>>
You and Tommy are so similar it's scary.
damon
"I am a MO" <Iam...@charter.net> wrote in message
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Bwaaahaaa!! Now that was a classic.
Next thing ya know slapnuts will be telling us he's married to a jamaican
cherokee comanche squaw, has riches beyond our imagination, owns houses all
over the UK and works for the government.
Oh wait!
I am a MO
I am a MO
"<<<>>>" <c_l...@NOSPAMyahoo.com> wrote in message
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I guess every country must have at least one of these type of people.
wereoboy
artwork.
Scott
wereoboy
Scott
slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]
carrying the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see, crying:
>>> OMG Rob Halford !!
>>> Now there's a man who can live his life comfortably with his head
>>> up his ass.
>>>
>>> I did the artwork for their 78 (?) tour programme and had the
>>> (un)pleasant experience of meeting the asshole.
>>
>> What a joke Slappy is. Yeah Slappy you did the art work all right.
>>
>> The week after I met Jimmy Pursey to do
>>> Sham 69's one and a nice guy you couldn't hope to meet. Shame he
>>> died so young, he was a real geezer.
>>>
>>
> Slappy's out of control. He probably drew a picture of Jerry-Boy for
> the artwork.
Just because you seem to have trouble distinguishing between truth and
false, don't tar us all with the same brush.
Check the tour, think they had an Irish band called Horslips as support, and
the prog had a black cover. Have a copy somewhere, but I wouldn't bother
searching for it to satisfy the ego of any of your Trollettes, so don't
bother suggesting it.
slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]
carrying the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see, crying:
> Looks like Jerry-Boy's off the scene too, MO.
The same MO who couldn't work out how to change his username ?
Muwahahahahahahaha !!
Don't even bother, your Trollettes need re-educating.
I am a MO
> ...and seconds before the explosion, wereoboy emerged from the bunker
> carrying the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see, crying:
>
> >>> OMG Rob Halford !!
> >>> Now there's a man who can live his life comfortably with his head
> >>> up his ass.
> >>>
> >>> I did the artwork for their 78 (?) tour programme and had the
> >>> (un)pleasant experience of meeting the asshole.
> >>
> >> What a joke Slappy is. Yeah Slappy you did the art work all right.
> >>
> >> The week after I met Jimmy Pursey to do
> >>> Sham 69's one and a nice guy you couldn't hope to meet. Shame he
> >>> died so young, he was a real geezer.
> >>>
> >>
> > Slappy's out of control. He probably drew a picture of Jerry-Boy for
> > the artwork.
>
> Just because you seem to have trouble distinguishing between truth and
> false, don't tar us all with the same brush.
>
> Check the tour, think they had an Irish band called Horslips as support,
and
> the prog had a black cover.
Well that sure is proof of your lies Slappy.
I am a MO
> ...and seconds before the explosion, wereoboy emerged from the bunker
> carrying the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see, crying:
>
> > Looks like Jerry-Boy's off the scene too, MO.
>
> The same MO who couldn't work out how to change his username ?
That was not the problem Slappy. It is obvious I know how to change my
*username* otherwise I would not be a MO. The problem now is trying to
remember the password for the account.
artcinco
"slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]"
Slumpy, how did the German SWAT teams get through her magesty's customs
department?
slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]
carrying the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see, crying:
> Slumpy, how did the German SWAT teams get through her magesty's
> customs department?
Magesty ?
What the fuck does that mean Doofus ?
Were you trying to be funny and failing at that too ?
slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]
Canadian imitation] emerged from the bunker carrying the last chicken tikka
masala humanity would ever see, crying:
> ...and seconds before the explosion, artcinco emerged from the bunker
> carrying the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see,
> crying:
>
>> Slumpy, how did the German SWAT teams get through her magesty's
>> customs department?
>
> Magesty ?
>
> What the fuck does that mean Doofus ?
>
> Were you trying to be funny and failing at that too ?
Sorry art, was half asleep and thought it was a Scott-post.
Looking back it still resembles one too closely.;-)
Be careful, it may be habit-forming LOL
I am a MO
It sure became a habit of Slappys, no doubt about that.
artcinco
"slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]"
Thought that may have been the case, but perhaps I broke some UK taboo
or something.
Didn't Scott have the German SWAT team visit you? You live in the UK.
Seems they would need some special clearance to get into the country or
is this one of those new European Union deals where German SWAT teams
can go where they please? God Save the Queen. The Queen is Dead.
slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]
I wish I knew. Trouble is all these things happened in Scott's fat head, and
as such he changes the story to suit whatever the situation.
I do believe that a military operation /would/ have ended up with me losing
my ISP account at least. Scott however, has a history of hunting for new
ISP's by necessity.
reborn rolla
"David Meadows" <da...@no.spam.here.uk> wrote in message
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> "Harrie Hendriksen" <h.hend...@chello.nl> wrote in message
> news:r1Czc.5834$Zs4....@amsnews03.chello.com...
> > I read in Classic Rock magazine that Dio will have his first 2 albums
> > remastered. Did anyone see quotes or signes other then CRM about this ??
> > Will there be extra's ??
>
> I hope they do! I don't have those albums on CD and I really need get
them.
>
> I got very disappointed with Dio after his third album, but the first two
> are classics.
Killing the Dragon is also a great Dio cd.
levee
> OMG Rob Halford !!
> Now there's a man who can live his life comfortably with his head up his
> ass.
>
> I did the artwork for their 78 (?) tour programme and had the (un)pleasant
> experience of meeting the asshole. The week after I met Jimmy Pursey to do
> Sham 69's one and a nice guy you couldn't hope to meet. Shame he died so
> young, he was a real geezer.
>
the program for Judas Priest tour of 78
the Killing Machine tour the same as album cover. (went to see them at
Lancaster University UK ) backing group Lea Hart . not only that Roger
Glover is in there for production Sin After Sin and guest drummer Simon
Phillips.
Levee.
slumpy [the real thing, not a cheap Canadian imitation]
the last chicken tikka masala humanity would ever see, crying:
>> OMG Rob Halford !!
And did Horslips not do the support ?
Was it called Killing Machine ?
Fucking Hell, my memory is shit....
TheGeneral43
>
>
Great band. I still listen to Man Who Built America.
damon
"TheGeneral43" <thegen...@cs.com> wrote in message
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> >And did Horslips not do the support ?
> >
> >
>
> Great band. I still listen to Man Who Built America.
>
>
Go build a gate.
Gazoo
Italians are a very dirty people.
Ý
wrote:
Why bother?
Obviously the gates at the waste treatment run-off swamp donšt keep u
locked in. But at least your smell gives u away easily.
GOD
I am sure that ANY of them could stomp your punk ass
--
NOW KISS MY ASS u FUCKIN' IDIOT!!!