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Artist: Optimum Wound Profile: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Other     Discography:      Asphyxia    Year: 1995    Tracks: 11      Silver or Lead    Year: 1993    Tracks: 12 The early '90s great power saw industrial metal at long last emerge from the underpass into the mainstream, thanks to big-selling releases by such artists as Nine Inch Nails and Ministry -- clearing the way for numberless other bands to follow in their way of life, including Optimum Wound Profile. The British-based quintette included other Extreme Noise Terror vocalist Phil Vane in their ranks, and issued a couple of albums for the Roadrunner label: the 1992 debut Lowest Common Denominator and 1993's Silver or Lead, as substantially as a final liberation, Asphyxia, in 1995, before rending up.

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Metallica: The Ultimate Career Retrospective Of Rock Music's Finest

Next month, Metallica, one of heavy-metals true pioneers, will step back into the spotlight with their new album 'Death Magnetic'.


To celebrate this, Gigwise has compiled the ultimate life history retrospective of the band, which charts everything from Metallica's humble beginnings to their recent performances at the Wembley Stadium in London.


In addition to notorious photos, the gallery besides includes rare footage and artwork from Metallica's unforgettable past.


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Goodbye, Hello: McCartney to rock Israel 43 years after ban

Sir Paul McCartney has been asked to play a concert in Israel, 43 years after the Beatles were prohibited from playing in the country.

The star was approached around staging a Tel Aviv gig this September, a source close to the deal confirmed last night. The revelation was greeted with fervour in the Israeli press. Sir Paul's spokesman said that "nada is confirmed", but negotiations were continuing.

McCartney, 66, and his fellow Beatles were banned from acting in Israel in 1965 when the country's then education minister, David Zarzevski, thought that a depict by the band would threaten the morals of the nation's youth.

But this year, Israel's ambassador to Britain, Ron Prosor, apologised during a trip to the Fab Four's home city of Liverpool for the "misunderstanding".

He sent letters to McCartney, his fellow surviving Beatle Ringo Starr and the families of John Lennon and George Harrison, writing: "There is no doubt that it was a great missed opportunity to prevent people like you, who shaped the minds of the generation, to come to Israel and perform."

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