V/A metal warning 38EC-2001

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V/A metal warning 38EC-2001
V/A metal warning 38EC-2001
V/A metal warning 38EC-2001

Artist = V/A

Title = metal warning

Label = VICE

Catalog# = 38EC-2001

Barcode = 4988007014953

Release = JAPAN

Year = 1987

RPM = 33rpm

Disc Size = 12"

Number of Discs = 2

Mono/Stereo = stereo

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Sound the Alarm: The ‘Metal Warning’ Compilation (38EC-2001)

Today we shift focus to the follow-up compilation that further documented the explosive Japanese heavy metal and rock scene of the mid-80s: “Various – Metal Warning” Released in 1987, on the Vice label.

This album provided a crucial platform for bands operating both within and on the fringes of the mainstream metal movement. This compilation is invaluable time capsules, capturing the energy and diverse sounds of the era, offering exposure to bands that might otherwise have remained regional secrets.

This compilation boasts an impressive and eclectic lineup of twelve bands, truly representing the varied landscape of Japanese rock and metal in 1987. The featured artists are: Tilt, Inspire, Medusa, Terra Rosa, Wolf, Ex-Danger, Fast Draw, Saber Tiger, Jewel, Mazeran, Color, and Urgh Police. This roster includes established underground metal acts like Saber Tiger and Terra Rosa alongside bands possibly leaning towards hard rock (Jewel, Fast Draw), speed metal (Ex-Danger, Wolf, Medusa), and even hints of punk/alternative influence (Color, Urgh Police), showcasing the vibrant cross-pollination occurring within the scene.

“Various – Metal Warning” is more than just a collection of songs; it’s a vital historical document. For collectors and enthusiasts looking to explore beyond the chart-toppers, this compilation offers a fascinating glimpse into the energy and diversity that defined the Japanese rock and metal underground in 1987.

Snow Records Japan

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