Got my "And Hell Will Follow Me" CD today
That was seriously one fast delivery. If anyone is familiar with the message board here, you may recall me mentioning I had one, and only one, music-related collectible, and calling it a "collectible" is a stretch to say the least (a Pantera concert ticket stub from 1994.) Well, after the mailman (or mailwoman... not sure as I never pay attention... let's just say mail PERSON) dropped off the mail today, I am proud to say I now have not ONE, but TWO music-related collectibles. I'm adding A Pale Horse Named Death's CD, which Sal so graciously signed, to my minuscule "collection."
Those of you who've taken advantage of APHND's offering of YouTube streams that iterate through (almost) every song on this release will be interested to know, if you weren't paying close enough attention, that there is a track not available via YouTube. It's Track #1. I'm not going to spoil it, but let's just say it's a very appropriate introduction to the band's material, and segues perfectly into the rest of the material.
Speaking of the material, it was in the early afternoon when the CD arrived. Not so coincidentally I hadn't done my workout for the day (no, I'm not a meat-head "ready to get his swell on".) I used the opportunity and tossed this into the CD player and cranked it up. If anyone else needs motivational music to box and kickbox to, this is an excellent means to get your ass fired up to beat the shit out of heavy bags, your sparring partner, or that dickhead who always peels out as he turns the corner close to your house.
I'm going to savor this new music for a while. It's been a long time since I've had any new music that hits the spot, but thankfully APHND has come to the rescue.
P.S. Big thanks to Sal for the quick turn-around time and signed digipack.
Those of you who've taken advantage of APHND's offering of YouTube streams that iterate through (almost) every song on this release will be interested to know, if you weren't paying close enough attention, that there is a track not available via YouTube. It's Track #1. I'm not going to spoil it, but let's just say it's a very appropriate introduction to the band's material, and segues perfectly into the rest of the material.
Speaking of the material, it was in the early afternoon when the CD arrived. Not so coincidentally I hadn't done my workout for the day (no, I'm not a meat-head "ready to get his swell on".) I used the opportunity and tossed this into the CD player and cranked it up. If anyone else needs motivational music to box and kickbox to, this is an excellent means to get your ass fired up to beat the shit out of heavy bags, your sparring partner, or that dickhead who always peels out as he turns the corner close to your house.
I'm going to savor this new music for a while. It's been a long time since I've had any new music that hits the spot, but thankfully APHND has come to the rescue.
P.S. Big thanks to Sal for the quick turn-around time and signed digipack.
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Comment by Scary Carrie on February 27, 2011 at 7:52am
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Definitely loved the opening horse track. Set my creative mind to galloping. The album has a definite thematic. Sal did a fantastic job. Having it signed and hell, MAILED by the artist? Freakin inconceivable. And you can bet he won't be mailing out the second album because he's gonna be all megafamous, right Sal?
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Comment by Ross C on February 26, 2011 at 10:52am
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I still am forced to listen to the album on the website, but I should have the money next week to order my cd. I just had to pay for my 3 year old to do dance class, so my APHND cd had to be put on hold for a little while. I can't wait!
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Comment by Nerine Dorman on February 26, 2011 at 5:19am
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Hehe! Track one caught me up short the first time I played it. Horses normally scare me to death as it is. There's something really chilling about that sound they make, especially in a dark/horror context.
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Comment by Sal Abruscato on February 25, 2011 at 10:02pm
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Enjoy
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