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They opened for Journey in Sep 1981 in KC. Saw them 2 nights in a row.

Never understood why they didn’t hit bigger.

This is so cool. Thank you for posting this. Exactley how I'd imagine them sounding live.

un genio JESSE PINTADO

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I remember seeing PCVT at Livorno's "Topsy Pub" on April 23, 1988, so 20 months exactly before this gig ... Thanks for posting!

never forget , one familie and great shows.

It's Mike Goner on drums (RIP) and Scott OZ on bass. I'm the bassist that replaced Scott in summer 86. Thanks for posting this !!

This is the best 👍

Emozioni che mai più si sono palesate . Epoca gloriosa che ricordo con estrema nostalgia. Purtroppo oggigiorno il Tempio del Metal straripa di posers , galline e mezzeseghe politicamente corrette

Are they represented by some original members here

Blessed blues

What was the faulty edit correction?

Excellent job on this. This is the lost 3rd WFG album and Phil is the star of the show. The original mix was so abysmal but I still love the album. You did an amazing service to this music.

Man they were really good.

Легенды трэша!

Shared is in both photos on the right but not on this recording, only the 1st red demo@

Dean Chioles played the guitar on this show not Shafer!

Thanks!

Actually the original CD sounds the same or better. Resurrected is their coolest sounding doom metal album and their best release. I like the singing style of Gaz more than Zeeb and Gaz yells and semi-screams at times and is more scruffy than Zeeb. Highly under rated metal album that you want to play often. Wish they would cut another one with Gaz, Phil and the rest.

I miss Zeeb however

I love Witchfinder General, what year was this recorded/released..?!

Damn I cannot remember who was on drums and bass here… they went through so many bassists and drummers… I’ll try to figure it out.

Hey Skeevy, great compilation. I remember Sweet Savage in the early days, only saw them a couple of times unfortunately, last time was at McMordie hall in Queen's union when Vivian came back from recording the first Dio album 'Holy Diver'. Hope you can help - I seem to remember one of their songs where the main riff was lifted for the Dio song 'Caught In The Middle' on 'Holy Diver'. It's not in this compilation, do you know what the song was, do you have a copy you could upload ? Thanks again, great work 👍

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Saw them in '78 at the old Cleveland Coliseum. Great band and completely under rated.

Glad I happened upon this gem!

Between 5 and 6 I think There is a lost song

Good shit yo I was just getting into these type of music and it sounds really brutal. I enjoy this type of sound

first saw them in a basketball gym at the time of their point blank lp being released, then zztop was the headliner during the tres hombres daze, yup......my ears are still ringing ha! good times.....

Holy crap I love this band. They should be with the likes of Lynard, Allman Bros, cause this is just straight dirty dog music. So good for the soul. Rock in a crowd, a bed, a truck, but your rockin somewhere with this band.

Thanks a Million mate !!😊

Que buena banda. La primera Escuela del Death Metal

In the late '90's (most) of the members of Point Blank had a band called Bigfoot Johnson who had a house-band gig at the Tattoo Bar. It wasn't Point Blank II, and was mainly just for fun....but they'd play most of their old material. I thought it was really cool to see and hear them up close, in a room that wasn't much bigger than kitchen! Up close and intimate. Awesome.

I certainly remember The Binary Star. If I recall correctly, it was behind and above a unisex hair salon, two levels-- one for the stage, one for the patrons. I don't even think it was a legitimate licensed club!...if you wanted a beer, you had to go into the adjoining foosball arcade next door. Saw some great bands there-- Shotgun was a favorite. US Kids, Titus Oates (who were from my high school), Lynx, lots of Austin bands. A lot of the early punk bands played there as well. When Mother Blues/Gerties got busted, Led Zeppelin and Thin Lizzy would hang out and jam whenever they were in town. I made time with lots of good-looking chicks there....until I'd find out they were hookers! Great, fun place.

Very far out

Amazing job making this sound better. I wish the band did a more instrumental focused album, it’s so clear that it’s missing its soul vocally and lyrically. Their unique sense of rhythm while keeping true to doom metal was just as much a part of their identity as the lyrical talent that Zeeb had. Definitely is nice to hear that Derm and Phil still got it after all that time

I caught them in the early 90s at the Loose Moose Saloon in Stanton, CA. They were great. Someone tried to rob me in the parking lot as I walked home but it didn't work out for him.

Merci !

Nick Barker🤘🏼

This is one bad ass band !!!!

I just found this. I was at this, my god!

Buddy on guitar!!!

Heavy!!!

Great band, and the guitars sound fat. Thanks to Buddy Whittington !

‘Twas a banger

That version of Alcohol is amazing yeaaah!!!!!!

When I was an undergrad, I dont remember exactly where I got some songs from this EP(or album), but I remember that I listened to those songs like a thousand times, my favourite was the book of blood. A couple of years later, I found all the songs in spiritism. I was familiar with the band's EP, integration(1996), which I had encountered these guys on a compilation of Repulse Records. Way before my undergraduate times, I sent a letter to Corpus Mortale. Since they moved somewhere else in Denmark, my letter initially could not be delivered to them, later on somehow my letter reached them, it was 6-7 months after I sent my letter, they responded by sending me a CD of their new EP "Succumb to the Superior" then, some photos and information about the band, and one cool letter ending with: "Ozan, I hope you like our new EP!! ". I never forget that my sisters and some of their friends were so surprised because one of my sisters opened the door and accepted the delivery, and they all loved the guys on the photos, especially the hairs of the group members:) They also thanked me so much for my interest in the band. The guy writing the letter on behalf of the band was Nicholas, the drummer. Those days will forever linger in my memory. Thank you for uploading this album. The cover of Hypocrisy song "Black Forest" at the end, which is another cool oldschool death metal classic, is absolutely killer!!

I've only just discovered this... my oldest son sent me the link. It's wonderful to hear us rocking out because it's the only recording of us live I've ever heard. As Paul said, very much appreciated. Bob Cooke (Jerusalem)