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Author:  whiteLion90 [ 12 Nov 2009 ]
Post subject:  [reqs] Maddax - (USA, Miami, Florida) - Heavy Metal, Power Metal, Thrash Metal

Maddax - (USA (Miami, Florida) - Heavy Metal

http://www.myspace.com/maddaxband
http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=122069

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Members:

Tomi Stotler - Drums
Dave Coleman - Guitar
Ralph Tullo - Guitar
Andy Austin - Bass, Vocals

Maddax - Maddax (1987) demo

Tracklist:
1.Speed Demon
2.Hearts In Chains
3.The Bitch
4.Dreamer

Maddax - Deadly Game (1996) Demo
Tracklist:
1.The Loser
2.Deadly Game
3.Warpath
4.Love Means Money
5.A Farewell
6.Behind The Walls
7.Time (Slipping Away)
8.Love No Sinner
9.Backstage Queen
10.Look What Ya Done

Похоже на 80z Metal, Alice Cooper meets Judas Priest!!

Демка 1987 года выложена на майспейсе у группы, но скачать оттуда мне никак не удается.

Author:  John New [ 12 Nov 2009 ]
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Maddax (USA) - Maddax (Demo 1987)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SFX0RJN2
No Pass!

John New

Author:  whiteLion90 [ 12 Nov 2009 ]
Post subject:  Re: [reqs] Maddax (USA (Miami, Florida)) Heavy Metal

Thank you very much!! :thanx:

Author:  McKagan [ 12 Nov 2009 ]
Post subject:  Re: [reqs] Maddax (USA (Miami, Florida)) Heavy Metal

спасибо John :true:

Author:  spryt777 [ 23 Sep 2011 ]
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Ушёл за 40$ - за то можно послушать отрывки с этого альбома
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 0689964265

Author:  Scatterbrain [ 23 Sep 2011 ]
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О, Саня, спасибо! Там еще куча сэмплов есть http://www.electrikfunkrecords.com/ebay :dance:

Author:  Scatterbrain [ 23 Sep 2011 ]
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О! Так у них и картинка по теме есть :true:

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Author:  Scatterbrain [ 23 Sep 2011 ]
Post subject:  Re: [reqs] Maddax (USA (Miami, Florida)) Heavy Metal

Ммм, музыка понравилась :true:

Samples from demo 1996

Author:  Scatterbrain [ 23 Sep 2011 ]
Post subject:  Re: [reqs] Maddax (USA (Miami, Florida)) Heavy Metal

Эээ, блин, нашёл в суслике демку первую.
В шАре у Сани "Спирта" :crazy: :oops:

Author:  spryt777 [ 12 Oct 2011 ]
Post subject:  Re: [reqs] Maddax (USA (Miami, Florida)) Heavy Metal

Инф. http://andyaustinmaddax.blogspot.com/

Author:  Scatterbrain [ 12 Oct 2011 ]
Post subject:  Re: [reqs] Maddax (USA (Miami, Florida)) Heavy Metal

Ого, норм :thanx:
Забираю всё к нам :dance:

Author:  Scatterbrain [ 12 Oct 2011 ]
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Maddax

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Maddax was a heavy metal band based in South Florida during the mid-1980s. The band went through many changes, but key members during the heyday of Maddax - 1986-1987 - was Andy Austin (vocals, bass), David Coleman (vocals, guitar), Tomi Stotler (drums), and Ralph Tullo (guitar). This notable lineup came together when Andy Austin, formerly of Critical Mass, joined on vocals and bass and Tomi Stotler joined as drummer. The name is meant to convey the frantic guitar performances of founding members David Coleman and Ralph Tullo. Austin is in the process of restoring Maddax's studio and live recordings. Studio recordings consist of two 8-track sessions and a 16-track session. Live performances were recorded on four videotapes.

The Story
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This entry will expand over time as more information becomes known.

Maddax grew out of a band Andy Austin (formerly of Liquid Rainbow) formed in Miami, Florida in spring 1983. Andy played guitar and sang lead vocals in the band. Bruce Barnes played bass. The drummer's name has been forgotten, but Andy remembers that he was a body builder who lived in Kendall, a suburb of Miami.

The band, yet unnamed, played progressive hard rock, covering such bands as Rush ("Red Barchetta," "Tom Sawyer," "YYZ") and King Crimson ("21st Century Schizoid Man"), along with Andy's originals, such as "Rocket Lag," which he had written and recorded with Liquid Rainbow.

David, who had worked with Andy in his first band, Liquid Rainbow, moved to Miami later that spring and joined Andy's new band. Still unnamed, the band turned in a commercial direction, expanding its range of cover songs.

In the summer of 1983 Andy decided to move back to Murfreesboro (a mid-sized city about twenty minutes southeast of Nashville, Tennessee) and enroll in the state university there. Among other things, he studied classical guitar under Jerry Roberts. He would form Critical Mass in the late fall of that same year.

Andy was replaced by Ralph Tullo on guitar and over a long period of development, which involved changes in personnel on drums (Dave Berchansky), bass (Reid Steiner), and vocals (Kim and Dwayne), the band began to move back in the direction of performing original compositions. At some point the band settled on the name Maddax. The band entered the studio in 1985 and recorded several songs. One of these, David's "End of Time," enjoyed success on local FM radio.

Andy dropped out of college, disbanded Critical Mass, and returned to Miami in 1986 to join Maddax as lead vocalist. Tomi Stotler joined soon after on drums. With several live performances pending, the departure of Reid Steiner left the band in dire need of a bass player. Andy, uncomfortable not having a guitar in his hands, offered to take up duties.

It was with this lineup - what the boys regard as the original band - that Maddax took off, performing shows throughout South Florida and recording a four song EP, featuring the songs "Speed Demon" (Andy/David), "Hearts in Chains" (Andy), "Dreamer" (Ralph), and "The Bitch" (Andy/David). Andy's "Hearts in Chains" enjoyed success on local FM radio.

The standard song list for the period:

You Can't Stop Me (Andy/David)
Speed Demon (Andy/David)
Take No Prisoners (Andy)
Hearts in Chains (Andy)
Rocket Lag (Andy)
Dreamer (Ralph)
Rock and Roll Machine (David)
End of Time (David)
Don't Keep Me Waiting (Andy)
You're Dead (Andy/David)
The Bitch (Andy/David)
Feeding the Fire (Ralph)
Let's Rock (Andy/David)

In late spring 1988, during a lengthy band hiatus, Andy and Tomi recorded a side project, a four song demo that featured two songs Andy had written and performed in Critical Mass ("Take No Prisoners" and "Don't Keep Me Waiting"), a song he wrote with David in Maddax ("You Can't Stop Me,") and a new composition "Christmas Eve (Mother)." The purpose of the demo was to re-form Critical Mass, as internal conflicts made Maddax's future uncertain. This uncertainty came to fruition as the original Maddax dissolved a short time later.

In the summer of 1988, Andy returned to Murfreesboro to re-enroll in college. There he joined Jeff Barnes, Jeff Knox, and Andy Leffler to form heavy metal outfit Numb Skull.

Tomi Stotler moved to the Washington DC area and continued performing under the Maddax name (you can hear original Maddax material by following the previous link). Tomi's band changed its name to Baby Jane in 2007. (see also Tomi's page Tomiworld.)

David moved to Murfreesboro and formed Jokers Wild. Ralph has played with various acts in the post-Maddax period.


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Author:  Scatterbrain [ 13 Oct 2011 ]
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http://www.myspace.com/maddaxband

Завтра отпишусь группе.

Author:  Scatterbrain [ 18 Jun 2012 ]
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John New wrote:
Maddax (USA) - Maddax (Demo 1987)

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Из 4-ки трэков на демке понравился только один - "Heart's In Chains". Это там, где в припеве орут "Асисяй!".
Все остальные песни как-то звучат уныло и вообще не цепляют. По стилю, это Heavy Power 80's.

4/10

Scatterbrain wrote:
Завтра отпишусь группе.

С тех пор - тишина :cow:

Author:  Dare-Devilina [ 17 Aug 2013 ]
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/MADDAX-Deadly-G ... 5d42a763c1 :pardon:

Author:  Scatterbrain [ 18 Aug 2013 ]
Post subject:  Re: [reqs] Maddax (USA (Miami, Florida)) Heavy Metal

Ага, Даш, спасибо за картинку побольше =)

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А вообще, кажись кто-то эту кассетку уже давно прикупил, если я ничего не путаю :vic:

Author:  Dare-Devilina [ 23 Feb 2021 ]
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https://plotn08.org/maddax-deadly-game-2021/

Author:  Scatterbrain [ 24 Feb 2021 ]
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:thanx:

mirror: Telega l Ur-Files l TrainBit l Uloz l Narod

Author:  Scatterbrain [ 03 Mar 2021 ]
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Вторая демка оказалась почти опупенной :lob: :lob: :lob:

Никакими Пристами" и не пахнет, а вот на ранние альбомы коллектива Pantera очень даже смахивают :meloman:

6+/10

ps. Добавил в имя топика все употреблённые ей стили.

Author:  Scatterbrain [ 03 Mar 2021 ]
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Кстати, а вот какой-то хрен через месяц планирует издать всё творчество коллектива:

MADDAX - The Loser 2021



Или, насколкьо я понял, самую толковую их демку.
Но, сомневаюсь очень, что "не добьют" её бонусами ранних песен.
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MADDAX - The Loser' from the album "Deadly Game" soon to be reissued on Heaven and Hell Records


MADDAX was formed in Miami Florida in 1986 by guitarists Ralph Tullo and David Coleman with bassist/vocalist Andi Austin and drummer Tomi Stotler.
In 1987, MADDAX entered Natural Sound Studios in Occoquan, Virginia to record a 4-song demo of uncut pure US power metal.

The band made their live debut at The Hairy Eyeball in Miami on April 17th of 1987 and from there onto the Fort Lauderdale club scene they went. On February 28th of 1988, MADDAX would play their final show with this line-up at Rosebuds in Fort Lauderdale.

By November of 1988, MADDAX was back with a new line-up and a new city, Washington D.C. The new line-up included drummer Tomi Stotler, bassist Kenny Killz, vocalist Eric Nutter, and guitarists Mark Joyce and Doug Langabeck. By 1993 Joe Baggott would replace lead guitarist Mark Joyce.
In April of 1995, MADDAX would go into Neptune Studio in Miami to begin to record their 11-track self-released debut ‘Deadly Game'. The sessions would span over the course of the next several months, concluding in November of 1996.

The band continued to make waves on their local live circuit often opening up for national artists such as Manowar, Yngwie Malmsteen, Accept, Quiet Riot, RATT and many others. All the while receiving positive reviews and being voted best live act in the D.C. Metro area in the spring of 1995.
MADDAX continued playing out up to 2006, 20 years of going up and down the east coast Defending The Faith Of Heavy Metal

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