Released in 1983 during the heyday of THRASH metal, these guys were kind of an anomaly all on their own touting the NWOBHM type of metal just on the tail end of that movement. Great music and lyrics makes these two keepers for now.
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You left out Journey's wife beating Deen Castronova was the original drummer for the band....
You were just a wee bit premature with your "heyday of Thrash£ comment.
'83 was the year that Metallica, Slayer & Anthrax all put out their very first albums, so that particular revolution was only just about to begin.
For '83 Wild Dogs were actually pretty typical of what was going on Metal-wise, but it was the beginning of the end for that traditional HM style.
At least for a while...
BFK
NEVER seen either of these LPs in the bins but that cover shot on the first one, well...DUDE, gotta check it out! I'm sure I'm gonna dig....thanks all around!
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