[Goab]

For those of you who don't know about this great release.

LP and pic LP versions limited to 100. LP already sold out, picture Lp still available. Contains the first Nunslaughter show ever. Each record has got differnet artwork.

Follow the links to HHR for additional info:

http://shop-hellsheadbangers.com/item.asp?cID=0&PID=4948

http://shop-hellsheadbangers.com/item.asp?cID=0&PID=4951

[minge-eater]

all 3 versions are on the way to me as i type this
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[bmdk666]

Just wanted to say that this is one of the coolest ideas for a release ever. The little booklet with all 100 drawings sealed the deal for me. A very unique and over-the-top release to be sure.

[segerhuva]

HHR webshop says that there are currently SEVEN copies left of the pic LP version. So... better hurry if you want one, I guess.

[thrashbeast]

Nunslaughter hasn't ever really done anything for me. Their over the top satanic image and lyrical content wears thin after a short amount of time and leaves a lot to be desired. The ironic thing is, it seems to be what keeps this band in business. Also, I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that they seem to cater to the metal collector types that crave limited edition releases and such.

Regarding this release, hand-drawn covers are a pretty cool concept. However, the artwork is something I would have appreciated a lot more say 15 years ago. Maybe I'm just getting old and boring? Another thing, I think I heard one live album from them over the years and it was just horrid. The sound quality was the worst thing I had ever heard on a live recording and it was supposedly recorded through the soundboard. I remember a few years back when my local store had gotten in Hell's Unholy Fire and since it wasn't sealed, I was able to listen to it. I think that's probably the best stuff I've heard from them. Like I said before though, most of it is just sort of meh...

[IronBloodBlasphemy]

I don't really appreciate the wanna be Sabbat direction in terms of the massive release schedule. Sadly, Abigail seems to be going the same route
However, Nunslaughter are great! Especially live!

[Stygian Shadows 'zine]

[Mz412]

[monsterSquad]

[segerhuva]

I haven't heard everything they've ever done, but I really liked the live recording on the Waiting to Kill Christ 2LP, so I decided to pick this one up.

If anyone knows where to find Hell's UNholy Fire on vinyl, let me know... Heard a lot of good about that one.

[CR99]

Would like to have the watercolor Edition lim13 or the like. Just because of that.
I like both Sabbat & Nunslaughter and don't care if they put out stuff every week, if this stuff looks good and has worthy content. It's really a pain for my bank account though....

[Stygian Shadows 'zine]

[speedeathrash]

I vaguely feel like a sucker but I had to get one of these. Nunslaughter and Sabbat have a ridiculous number of releases out, but it's stupid to just buy everything they churn out. I can TOTALLY appreciate the collecting aspect of these bands, but do I really need 5 or 6 shitty incomprehensible live bootleg LP's of Sabbat? Personally, no. I enjoy their studio stuff.

If this NS release was just a regular LP, I probably wouldn't have bothered, but the collector in me was inflamed by the different covers... it's a cool idea.

[Thorgrim]

I also got me a copy. The concept of those hand drawn covers is awesome, and of course I'm also interested in the music (their first gig, if I remember correctly).

In terms of collecting Sabbat/Nunslaughter: I buy some Nunslaughter releases (HMSS LPs, full length albums, special box sets, and weird stuff like the An Evening At War LP), and I buy basically everything I can find by Sabbat (except maybe all those 7''). What can I say, it's Sabbat....

[Mitch339]

Speaking of Nunslaughter, does anyone else own the Die Hard Silver Version of Hex? It seems that on my copy the first track skips, anyone else have this problem?