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Saturday, December 05, 2009

Clash of the album covers

It's soundtracks for two 1986 horror movies.

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AC/DC-Who made who (Maximum Overdrive)

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Fastway-Trick or treat soundtrack

***Which cover do you prefer?

11 comments:

  1. The scariest thing about both covers is the band logos on them. They guarantee rotten music. Yikes!

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  2. Anonymous7:33 AM

    Fastway.

    And damn do I love that movie.

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  3. Fastway. Pure cheese, but at least something is happening on the cover.

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  4. Fastway, and Trick or Treat is a good soundtrack, even with two songs hoisted from previous albums...plus that film beats the tar out of Maximum Overdrive...66 crush!

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  5. Trick or treat is a decent movie. Maximum Overdrive probably had a larger budget, but it is a very bad film. Difficult to make it through the whole thing.

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  6. Twenty years ago, I might have agreed that the Trick or Treat soundtrack was good, but time has not been kind to it. I have four Fastway albums and none are all that great, but Trick or Treat is the worst of them. It really just goes through the motions even more than the others.

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  7. Bob-I actually think it's their best and the only one I really like. I listen to it about once or twice every year around Halloween.

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  8. Anonymous12:20 AM

    Waiting for the Roar had some really good tracks on it as well but suffered from terrible production.

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  9. Wow, I've never seen that Fastway tape before. It's so bad I gotta vote for it.

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  10. oh, I hate to say I couldn't deal with Waiting for the Roar...Mark and I used to sing along to the title song "waiting for the snore...zzzz zzzzzzzzzz..." I like their self-titled and ToT the best....ToT the film turns bad after the first hour, but I am so into that first hour since it was a fair replication of metal life in the 80s

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  11. I didn't like Waiting for the roar when I heard it, but it's been over twenty years since I last heard it.

    I don't think Trick or Treat falls apart at all. It's a low budget horror/comedy and it works on that level.

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