HisRoyalMajestyKingV
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Accidentally stumbled across the title track a year or two ago, and I finally decided that I liked it enough to try to get it on disc. I'd never heard of them before, despite growing up in the 80s.
I don't want to buy MP3s, I want to buy the disc so I can rip it in a lossless format.
It was listed as "Brand New" - I was very pleased that, while a a re-issue around 1990 (rather than the original from 1985), the plastic was the folded-sealed kind, rather that shrink-wrap, which some people use to try to make something look like it was never opened. Further, visually, the disc appeared pristine. And yes, I had to use an internal optical player that I have externally, with an adapter, and connect via USB. "Oh yeah, computers mostly don't have optical drives anymore..."
EAC will let me know if it can be read without the need for error correction, so I'll have it digitally as well.
Just really happy to have this. Sometimes, it's the little things.
TomBrokaw
Had never heard of them until your post. Listening to the title track now. Seems like my ideal mix of 80s cheese and actually heavy. Thanks!
HisRoyalMajestyKingV
You're welcome. I also recommend looking up the demo version of the title track. Despite the sound mixing being off, I think I might slightly prefer the demo version. The official music video is also pretty cool, and I'd read somewhere that the costumes were done by the same person that did custom for Wrath Of Khan.