I'm inquiring about the Italian band Verde Bianco Rosso that released Europa (1989) and Padroni del mondo (1991). The music is a mix of Heavy Metal and Hard Rock with a few Oi! tunes from their demo era, so I suspect the LPs were found more Rock than Metal, correct? For what it's worth, I find their debut to be slightly more Metal than the sophomore release. They also had a studio track called "Spagna" recorded for the 1986-1992 compilation that does its best to plagiarize channel the spirit of Dio.

Nothing written in the blacklist notes. If you feel they have a primarily metal album, link the whole thing here.

Will you write a PhD about rac/oi in heavy metal soon?

Their complete discography download:
http://www.rac-forum.org/forum/showthread.php?p=327147

Politely bumping this thread so it doesn't linger on the third page.

Can you please point to/link a specific release that you think is metal? Pardon me if I don't want to download the band's full discography from rac-forum.org and listen to the entire thing without any direction.

Well, sincee the band has released only two albums , an ep and some compilation tracks, I think the best representative would be this compilation, it features all songs from second album and also yI believe all tracks from the first album:
http://88nsm.com/6927-verde-bianco-ross ... -2012.html
The first album was also uploaded at the HMR forum:
https://heavymetalrarities.com/forum/vi ... =20&t=2641

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If you ask me, Europa is their most Metal release, but the complete discography compilation features a few Metal songs not heard anywhere else, namely "Spagna" and "W.P."

If I had to break 'em down by genre, they'd be as follows.

Heavy Metal: "No ai rossi", "Alzati e vai", "Europa", "Bucati", "Mujaheddin", "Fiero di te", "Violenza", "Skinheads Carry On" (Disc 1), "Combattere" (second half), "Spagna", "W.P.", "Eroi", "Godheim/Epic", "Venti di Guerra", "Non esiston più amici..." (mix of HR&HM), "Democrazia", "Verde Bianco Rosso", "Cane abbandonato"

Hard Rock: "Fuori", "Giovani in Paranoia", "Bionda, Rossa e Nera", "13 al totocalcio", "Morte e Gheddafi", "Generazione", "Bella signorina", "Fuoco!", "Il sangue degli eroi", "Non esiston più amici..." (mix), "Chi vuol capire (ha capito)", "Il lume degli immortali", "La notte dei giustizieri"

Punk: "Padroni della Citta"

While Padroni del Mondo has Metal songs, they are in the minority, so Europa (and Disc 1 from 1986-1992) will determine their inclusion in my opinion. Some of their appearances on splits are also Metal.

The only track from their studio recordings that didn't make it to 1986-1992 was an early version of "Europa" that appeared on the Debout! Vol. 2 split with Bunker 84 and No Remorse. The song is nearly identical to the recording that appeared on the eponymous LP except rawer and less polished.

Bumping. Muhammadabbadabba, please just upload the tracks to YouTube. We really don't appreciate you PMing us about these bands to send download links - we strongly prefer having a place where we can stream the releases on the net, especially when it comes to material by neo-Nazi bands like this. You will get much faster response times if you make the material easily accessible to us in the first place, rather than metaphorically knocking at each of our doors to get what you want.

Technical note: It is very lilekely, that Youtube could delete the albums even before they could get reviewd, since this is a fascist band. There are already some selected tracks by them _ Bella Signorina or Combattere, but whole alalbums will draw much more atterion.

He can post them as unlisted videos (so that only those with the video link can search for/watch them) and then link them here in the thread. I'm sure that will be fine.

I will upload later tonight.

Alright, it's all done:
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The songs are in order of appearance with linked timestamps for convenience:
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I organized them by recording session. They are in order of appearance: Europa (1989), Bionda Rossa e Nera (1990), Debout Vol. 5 (1992, but likely recorded around the same time as Europa if the production qualities, especially the guitar tone, give any indication), Rehearsal Session (recorded circa 1989? Released 2008), Studio Session (recorded circa late '90s? Released 2008), Padroni del Mondo (1991), Debout Vol. 2 (1988), Padroni della citta [demo] (1986)

Please let me know what your decision is. This video will be removed from YouTube once a judgement and/or acceptance has been rendered.

EDIT: Alright, done.

In hindsight, I realize the folly of putting all the songs into one massive file.

To make matters easy for all parties, I've uploaded all the tracks as separate videos and placed them all into convenient playlists:
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Let's give them a proper examination in the queue.