This album "The RODS - Let Them Eat Metal" includes the original custom inner sleeve with album details, complete lyrics of all songs by and artwork/photos.
Heavy Metal |
Produced by THE RODS George Marino (1947-2012) Senior Mastering Engineer at Sterling Sound N.Y.C., he was probable the most experienced sound mastering engineer in the world and has mastered hundreds of discs in all music genres. Jump to a list that covers the Heavy Metal albums he has mastered during the 1980s
Collector's notes. Carl Canedy is a musician and music record producer. He is mainly known as co-founder and playing drums in "The Rods" and has played drums in bands called: "Canedy", "Killen", "The Jeffrey James Band", "Canedy, Feinstein, Bordonaro & Caudle" He has also been producer of some great heavy metal bands like: Manowar, Anthrax, Helstar, TT Quick, E-X-E, Overkill. Carl Canedy and Alex Perialas worked both together on the albums: Anthrax's "Spreading the Disease" , "Fistful of Metal", Overkill's "Feel The Fire", "E-X-E - Stricken by Might". Chris "Dr Metal" Bubacz - a sound engineer in the 1980s responsible for the sound of a dozen of Heavy Metal bands in particular: Metallica, Anthrax, Znöwhite. George Marino (1947-2012) Senior Mastering Engineer at Sterling Sound N.Y.C., he was probable the most experienced sound mastering engineer in the world and has mastered hundreds of discs in all music genres. Jump to a list that covers the Heavy Metal albums he has mastered during the 1980s |
RoadRunner RR 9833 |
12" Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram |
1984 Made in Holland |
Album cover photos of : The RODS - Let Them Eat Metal |
Front Cover Photo of "The RODS - Let Them Eat Metal" Album |
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Back Cover Photo of "The RODS - Let Them Eat Metal" Album |
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Inner Cover of "The RODS - Let Them Eat Metal" Album |
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Close-up Photo of "The RODS - Let Them Eat Metal" Record Label
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