Jeny Alem - Jeny Alem / 2009

THIS ALBUM CONTAIN(12-TRACKS)
1.Feliz
2.Te necesito
3.En cada paso
4.Tu
5.Mira todo
6.Dime
7.Lejos
8.Pienso en ti
9.Quiero
10.Bonus Track
11.Bonus Track
12.Bonus Track
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Tabor Band - Vivire Por Ti / 2009

THIS ALBUM CONTAIN(8-TRACKS)
1. Toda La Tierra.
2. Un Amor Que Jamas Mereci
3. Vivire Por Ti
4. Dios Con Nosotros
5. Rey De Mi Vida
6. Somos De El
7. Historia De Fe
8.Que Amigo Encontre
principios del año 1998 Tabor (sin contar todavía con ese nombre) inicia como parte de un Ministerio de Alabanza liderado por Josué Barrera quien junto a otros músicos llevaron su música a varios lugares de Guatemala con la idea de acercar a las personas a Dios a través de la música. A mediados del año 2002 se separaron por diversas razones. No fue hasta Junio del 2008 que decidieron volver a tocar juntos; teniendo el 2008 como el año de “Nuevos inicios”. En agosto del 2008 nace Tabor band, formado por Josué, Darwin, Juan, Pedro y David con una nueva misión: ”llevar de parte de Dios esperanza y un sonido de sanidad y libertad a quien lo necesite.” A partir de ese entonces se inician diferentes presentaciones en congregaciones, campamentos y eventos para bendecir la vida de muchas personas; De los logros más importantes que resaltar de la banda fue que a finales del 2008 la canción Viviré por Ti, se colocara entre las 10 mas pedidas de Shock FM durante varias semanas; Iniciando el año 2009 se integra a la Carlos Bolaños, quien hace su debut en el concierto de Casa de Oración, iglesia pastoreada por Josué Barrera. Donde se inicia la gira 2009 Viviré por Ti. Presentándose en diferentes lugares de Guatemala y El Salvador. A mediados de marzo de 2009 se presentan en Ilumina fm en un concierto virtual entrando con algunas de sus canciones en la programación de la radio. A finales de septiembre hubo necesidad de integrar un nuevo músico a la banda; se integro Erick Pineda (nekis) en la batería haciendo su debut en la Megafrater Guatemala(http://www.holymetalrob.com/)

Gabriel Paredes - Dos Seres /

THIS ALBUM CONTAIN(10-TRACKS)
01-Te Alabare0
2-Dos Seres0
3-Sentirte0
4-Jesus Hijo De Dios0
5-Me Amastes Tu
6-Oye
7-Juntemos Nuestras Manos
8-Tu Cambiaste Mi Ser
9-Juntos Tu Y Yo
10-Te Alabare - Pista
11-Dos Seres - Pista
12-Juntos Tu Y Yo - Pista
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Various - Underground Metal - From / 1980 To /2009 / On Sale My own Collection

MY COLLECTION(ON SALE)
A
Adam Again -In A New World Of Time
Adam Again-Homeboys
Adam Again-Dig
Adam Again-Perfecta
Adam Again-Worldwide Favourites

Altar Boys - Altar Boys (Sold)
Altar Boys - When You're A Rebel
Altar Boys - Gut Level Music
Altar Boys - Against The Grain
Altar Boys - Forever Mercy
Altar Boys - The Collection (1986-1991)

Allies - Allies - 1985
Allies - Shoulder To Shoulder - 1987
Allies - Long Way From Paradise - 1989
Allies - The River - 1990
Allies - Virtues - 1991
Allies - Man With A Mission - 1992
Allies - The Light Years - 1995

Amaziah - Straight Talker - 1979

Able Cain - Able Cain -

Angelica - Demo 1987
Angelica - S.O.S. 1988
Angelica - Angelica - 1989
Angelica - Walkin' In Faith - 1990
Angelica - Rock Stock And Barrel 1991
Angelica - Time Is All It Takes - 1992

Angelic Force - Angelic Force Demo 1988

Ark - Voyages 1978(Similar To The Doors)
Ark - Algel Calling
Arkangel - Warrior 1980
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Angel X - Angel X - 2006
Angelix - Angelix (Dem0 1990)

Akacia - An Other Life 2003
Akacia - The Brass Serpent - 2005 (Sold)
Akacia - This Fading Time - 2006 (Sold)

Apostle - Metal For The Master 1983
Apostle - Apostle Ep 1984
Apostle - White Metal - 1985
Apostle - King Of The Saints - 1986
Apostle - Chariots of Iron - 1987
Apostle - Tone Zone - 1987
Apostle - Hymns - 1988
Apostle - Apostle - 1989
Apostle - Steel Armada - 1989
Apostle - Apostle - 1989
Apostle - Prepare to Meet God

Armada - All For One - 1986
Armada - Frontline - 1987
Armada -
Armada -
Armada -
Armada -
Armada -
Armada --

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Bloodgood - Bloodgood(Japan Edittion)(50-used)
Bloodgood - Rock In A Hard Plce(35-used)
Bloodgood - Detonation
Bloodgood - Out Of The Darkness
Bloodgood - Live Vol. 1: Alive In America
Bloodgood - Live Vol. 2: Shakin' The World
Bloodgood - All Stand Together
Bloodgood - To Germany With Love (Reissue)
Bloodgood - Rock Theater DVD

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D

F

G

H

I

J

K
King James- King James(30-used)
King James- The Fall(25-used)

L
Ledfoot - Leetfood-1989(50-Used)

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M
Mastedon - Lofcaudio(50-used)
Mastedon - It's a Jungle Out There(50-used)

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O

P

Q

R

S

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Traxter - Rock 'n' Race
Trytan - Celestial Messenger
Trytan - Sylentiger
Theocracy - Theocracy
Theocracy - Mirror of Souls
Torman Maxt - The Problem OF Pain Part I-
Torman Maxt - The Foolishness
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X-Sinner - Get it - (40usd$)
X-Snner - Peace Treaty(40-Used)
X-Sinner - Loud'N'Proud(25-Used)
X-Sinner - Cracked(15-used)

Y

Z
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Saint - Times - 1989 / 2002

THIS ALBUM CONTAIN(TRACKS)
1-From the album 'Time's End:'
2-Island Prisoner
3-In The Night
4-Through You
5-Space Cruiser
6-Time's End
7-Primed And Ready
8-Destroyers
9-Phantom Of The Galaxy
10-Steel Killer
11-Recorded live at Cornerstone, 1986:
12-Warriors Of The Sun
13-Legions Of The Dead
14-Primed And Ready
15-Time's End
16-Vickers Of Fate
17-Through You
18Island Prisoner
19-In The Night
20-Abyss
Saint - Times End / 1986














THIS ALBUM CONTAIN(10-TRACKS)
1-In the Night
2-Island Prisoner
3-Space Cruiser
4-Through You
5-Time's End
6-Primed and Ready
7-Destroyers
8-Phantom of the Galaxy
9-Steel Killer
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Scott Springer - Hello Forever / 1993

THIS ALBUM CONTAIN(10-TRACKS)
1-Anytime
2-Hello Forever
3-Behold The Lamb
4-Psycho Babble
5-The Victory
6-His Name is Jesus
7-Stand Up
8-On My Knees
9-Promises
10-Wounded Soldier
CREDITS:
E.L. McNeely - Bass, Guitar, Drums
J.R. McNeely - Engineer
Glenn Pearce - Guitar, Drums
John Pierce - Bass
David Raven - Drums
John Andrew Shreiner - Keyboards
Scott Springer - Vocals, Main Performer, Vocals (Background)
Sara Tennison - Vocals - (Background)
John Schreiner - Keyboards
Ben Pearson - Photography
Mike Graham - Drums
David Bach - Art Direction, Design
Chris Mastering Dave Amato - Vocals (Background)
Doug Beiden - Vocals (Background)Engineer
Dino Elefante - Guitar, Producer, Engineer, Vocals (Background)
John Elefante - Keyboards, Vocals (Background)
Engineer, Producer
Carol Frazier - Stylist
Michael Graham - Drums
Neil Kernon - Mixing
Jack Mack - Bass
Alabama-based rock band HALO are attracting the attention of all lovers of quality AOR. But as Tony Cummings reports,A thoroughly engaging collection of AOR songs with a radio friendly, mid tempo hooky opener "Anytime", some more aggressive rockers full of scrunching guitars (producers John and Dino Elefante's speciality of course) and some sing along rock ballads like "Hello Forever" and "Behold The Lamb". Scott has a nice wheezing rock voice who can accommodate a Curtis Stigers' style easily. Does "Hello Forever" break any new musical ground? No. Does it re-arrange the formula of AOR with a degree of craft? Yep, their US success has hardly been overnight,The average British band looks with something perilously close to envy when they view the American rock gospel scene. In the US of A, groups like Petra and White Heart sell mega-units, play huge stadiums and seem to breathe different air from Britain's grassroots semi-pro rockers, slogging away in church hall obscurity. But America's glittering Christian Music prizes are largely illusionary. For every CCM celebrity there are a thousand bands toughing it out in the harsh reality of audience apathy, battered PA's and zilch finance. But hearteningly, years of dues paying can, by the grace of God, sometimes produce more than a scrapbook of memories. Take Halo for instance. Heralded by America's CCM industry as "one of the brightest new AOR bands to emerge on the scene" the band in fact spent nine years in grassroots obscurity in Alabama only giving up their day jobs little more than twenty months ago. Lead singer and lyricist Scott Springer is grateful that the band weren't catapulted to record contracts and subculture fame in the first bloom of youth. "Those years of playing parking lots and flat-back trucks were vital preparation for us" he drawled in his lugubrious Alabama accent. "We had an opportunity to mature as Christians so that we were ready when the recording contract and the touring began. I guess we still had a few stars in our eyes when we quit our day jobs. But we knew that nothing was going to come easy and knuckled down to working very hard." Halo, originally consisting of Scott Springer (vocals, bass), Keith Mimms (guitar) and Mike Graham (drums, keyboards) had formed in 1980. Springer had been converted while at high school and had a straight-ahead zeal to preach the gospel. "We used to play some rock and then I'd tell the kids about their need of a Saviour. Sharing the gospel was what kept us going. God had given us a vision and I knew it would bear fruit."The young band (Mike was only 14 when he joined Halo!) played weekends around the Alabama area until in 1986 a concert in Birmingham by Christendom's most popular rockers, Petra, proved to be a turning point for Halo. Remembers Scott: "It was after the show and we were at the side of the stage timidly waiting for our turn of a chance to speak to one of the band. Just as we got talking to Bob Hartman one of our friends shouted across to Bob "hey, these guys are a Christian rock band as well". It was pretty embarrassing; we weren't pushy sort of people and didn't send off demo tapes and stuff. But Bob seemed interested and asked if we had a tape. So one of us went out to the car and got one and gave it to Bob. We never expected to hear anything more, but about a month later Bob called me at home and said he liked the playing and the songs on our little tape." The Petra veteran took Halo under his wing. Hartman drove down to see the band, and on a subsequent visit gave the band a lot of Petra's old equipment to replace the decidedly clapped out gear that the Alabama rockers had previously been forced to use. In 1989 Bob took Halo into his home studio and recorded a 4-song Demo, subsequently playing it to Petra's producers John and Dino Elefante. The Elefantes were in the process of forming Pakaderm Records and Halo were one of the first acts signed to the fledgling company. The resulting 'Halo' album attracted immediate attention on US Christian rock radio, the press release description of "Pakaderm Power pop...in the style of Foreigner, Journey and Kansas" aptly summarising the classy AOR on offer. "We quit our own jobs when we began working on the first album," recalls Scott. "It really was an act of faith, a lot of bands would have kept their jobs until they saw some money coming in. But I really felt a call, a sense that God was saying 'now is the time!' I'd felt for a while that maybe the Lord was calling me to be a full-time youth pastor but when the Halo thing suddenly took off I knew that was it." For the band's second album 'Heaven Calling' Halo have moved a little way from the simple (some might say simplistic) calls to faith that featured heavily on 'Halo'. "The songs on 'Halo' were largely the numbers we'd included in our live set for years", explains lyricist Scott. "We saw ourselves very much as evangelists, so the first album was what you might call straight in your face Jesus. I make no apologies for that. But on the second album I made a conscious effort to write lyrics with a little more sensitivity and also address some of the issues which believers are having to grapple with. For instance I saw there were a lot of parents bringing their kids to our concerts so I wrote a song called 'My Buddy', about the responsibility parents have in representing Jesus to their children. Then there's 'Jacobs Dream', which came about after I'd been reading Genesis 28 and 'Heaven Calling' which really speaks to both Christians and the non-saved equally." The production of the Elefantes on 'Heaven Calling' is nothing short of masterly. The newest member of Halo , guitarist Barry Graul(who'd previously worked with Rich Cua) offers some blistering axe work, Scott's rich and bluesy voice rides effortlessly across the solid rhythms and the Elefantes tease the hooks to maximum catchiness. In Cross Rhythms 10 the reviewer enthused how the album establishes Halo as "one of the leading rock bands of the Christian counter-culture." In Barry Grawl, Halo have found a superlative replacement for Keith Mimms who had to leave the band ("for personal reasons") Barry is an up and coming composer with a song on the current White Cross LP and another on the recently released Mark Pogue album. Currently Halo are writing material for their third Pakaderm album which will be released in the Autumn. In the meantime there's still the slog of on-the-road work to keep paying the bills. "We've never gone out as an opening act", comments Scott Springer. "We want a chance to minister, to preach, so we do a whole show by ourselves. The reality of our lifestyle isn't particularly glamorous; we still haul our equipment into halls. But we're seeing young people coming to Christ and that's worth a whole heap of tough times.

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Scott Springer - Hello Forever / 1993 (25 + 5 For Shipping)

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