posted September 17, 2003 17:00                  

Thanks!!!

posted September 18, 2003 13:20                  

Hmmm... Hey Ynys Trebes, this may help you a bit...

Forced Entry's "As Above, So Below" from 1991, now outta print, so I don't feel to bad posting it here.
Bone Crackin' Fever
Thunderhead
Macrocosm, Microcosm
Never A Know, But The No
We're Dicks
Apathy
The Unextinguishable
As Of Yesterday
When One Becomes Two
How We Spent Our Summer Vacation

This post comes with a short life, so grab it quick as it may be gone as soon as Monday! Enjoy!

posted September 18, 2003 14:03                  

Oh man, I can't thank you enough X-D!!!

I'd definitely kiss you if that wasn't so ackward

Do you know if they do have some albums still in print?

I repeat myself, but you really made my day!!!
Thanks again.

posted September 18, 2003 16:06                  

Even though I might cream my pants if you do!!!

posted September 18, 2003 16:43                  

Unfortunately, I don't. Lemme ask around and I'll see if I can muster up a copy in the next few days. Still kicking myself for not picking up the last copy I saw in the store for $7 (damn Testament fixation at the time clouded my judgement)!

posted September 18, 2003 23:09                  

A thrash band from the Northwest, Forced Entry was the kind of band where the next album might have been great were they able to put it all together, but it never happened. The songwriting style (mixing complex arrangements with a thrash base) was at times intriguing but at other times came across as somewhat disjointed. After releasing the self-financed The Shore EP they were unable to secure a record deal and disbanded. The trio continued to play in local bands (Brad Hull in Thug, the other two in 1000 Pounds, as reported in 2000) and briefly reunited for a show or two a couple of years ago."

posted September 19, 2003 01:05                  

The Shore EP:
Miasma
Sore
Sole Train
Licking My Wound

posted September 19, 2003 09:28               

This inspires me to post something like that sometime later... some old underground stuff that's out of print. Maybe Acid Reign's Moshkinstein EP.

posted September 19, 2003 09:35               

EDIT: (09/21/2003) - Acid Reign EP removed.

posted September 19, 2003 12:00                  

OMG Greg Gloomp, you and X-D just made my day once again

After looking for years for that stuff, one small request and I have all the shit ever made!!! You guys rock

Greg Gloomp, one small thing: the track Soul Train from The Shore EP returns a 404 URL not found error... Same goes for 2nd and 3rd song off the demo... Can you fix that?

Thanks!!!

posted September 19, 2003 12:33                  

This forum fuckin' rules!

posted September 20, 2003 16:49                  

Forced Entry & Sanctuary gig called "The Mount St. Helens Anniversary Spring Eruption" at the OZ nightclub on May 18th, 1991. One of the few all-ages venues at the time, this place was typical trendy dance club. Sanctuary came on and were visibly drunk, especially the singer, Wally, who talked lots of shit and encouraged the crowd to get crazy. We complied. By the time Forced came on the place was getting (literally) thrashed, with video monitors getting torn down and such. The staff and security pretty much lost control of things and during their signature song "Anaconda" Forced Entry got the plug pulled on them, but we kept singing along to the drums for a minute or so..until the lights came up and we were all "shown the door." I think it was about 11pm and a big grin came to my face as we filed out, seeing about 100 preppies lined up outside in their "L.A. Gear" waiting to "dance the night away" in the "crater" we left for them. Sweet justice against those two-timing club-owners.