[jasonkont]

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Artist: Grudge (US)
Release: Barbarians Of The New Earth [1986]
Genre: Power Metal
Country: USA (NY)
Bitrate: 224kbps
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Info: The band had set up the Grudge Records which released some LP among them the LP of the Lords of the Crimson Alliance (It's rumored that this mysterious band is actually the label-owners Grudge playing under pseudonyms).
http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Grudge/3084

Joe Nutt Bass
See also: ex-Aftermath
Rick Von Glahn Drums
See also: ex-Aftermath
Cliff Finey Guitars
See also: ex-Aftermath
Richard Shayka Vocals
See also: ex-Aftermath
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1. Vigilante 04:05
2. Alien Hunter 04:01
3. Maximum Suction 03:00
4. White House Sluts 04:23
5. Barbarian Queen 04:19
6. Grudgewar 04:00
7. Hostage 05:24
8. Hostage Rescue 05:24
9. Castle Lost 03:57

[simontheboss]

Thank you so much for this very obscure album!

Anyone knows what is the relation between the members of Grudge and the members of the band Aftermath who released the album Don't Cheer Me Up, they are the same guys?

[gerolf]

Anyone knows what is the relation between the members of Grudge and the members of the band Aftermath who released the album Don't Cheer Me Up, they are the same guys?

Richard Shayka (vocals), Joe Nutt (bass), Rick Von Glahn (Drums), Cliff Finey (guitars) of Grudge were also in the band Aftermath under the same positions. The other guitar member in Aftermath was John E. January, who was in Treachery and Radical Dream.

The members of Grudge used these fake names:
Trancer (Richard Shayka) - Vocals
Ian Savage (Joe Nutt) - Bass
Justin Savage (Rick Von Glahn) - Drums
Jamie LaRitz (Cliff Finey) - Guitars

If they were the same guys who did LOTCA, then they are very good at changing their style.