That's a hella haul JB.
I want all those, and that Mississippi Blues interests me for sure.
It goes without saying that I want that Numero record too.

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@ Vamosarapiar , it's worth the cop to me . Here's a sample ( definitely not the best track , but it's not bad and it's all I could find on YouTube ).



@ Rchecka , you would enjoy all three . I also picked up a metal album with those last joints , but my phone was dying when I was posting the rest of those . You would probably appreciate it more than most on here . I also picked up a nice little stack of wax last night for next to nothing . I will post all of those up a little later .

Cool.

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You guys and your metal! I gotta say, I just can't get down with it. Having said that, a lot of those metal musicians (and this is coming from a complete outsider of the genre) have SERIOUS chops. Anything you think would be an easy transition to a non-metal listener?

This is probably the only metal album I have . I had originally picked it up for my brother-in-law . His daughter just married the guitar players son. But I listened to it and it took me back to my middle school days . I may just keep it . I'll give anything a try . Me and the wife used to go to hardcore and punk shows all the time too. It's exciting to see live .I'll give any music a shot .Don't want to miss out on anything.
Here's a few for you Vamosarapiar that you may be able to appreciate for one reason or another. Im not sure what good crossover tracks are , but atlest these might include some of the elements you are used to .Just keep in mind that these are metal bands incorporating other styles.



Remember this?? (of course you do)



Candiria .. (a little hip hop/a little jazz/ a lot of metal and hardcore)