Two (2nd Edition) consisting of five tracks from the vaults mixed and mastered by Mariano of Sonic Synthesis Studio. The opening track The Blues Tune (Original version) from 1982 recorded on cassette tape, from the opening guitar riff to the rock solid leads and the classic base line from Mr. Charlie Deluca, he used a 70's Rickenbacker bass for this one, The Blues Tune Rocks, one that I re-recorded many years later on the Proud and Loud album.     • Video     

Next a segment of the guitar solo Ruptured from the first Cast Iron record from 1982 Bent on Destruction, going into the fast paced rampaging rhythm crusher title track Bent on Destruction (Segment) followed by the ending crusher Lettin Loose (Segment) which I later re-recorded for the crushing/hammering Fierce album featuring Mr. Scott Foster Harris former vocalist for LA Guns, Mr. Martin Motnik bassist for Accept and Mr. Bodo Schopf former drummer for The Sweet and Eloy now playing with Mr. Michael Schenker. 
 
Next is an intro segment to a tremendous rocker recorded in 1982 from the same session as Diamonds and Rust and Wasted (Instrumental Jams) with two Awesome musicians with me EH playing the intro lead part.  These recordings were all recorded on reel to reel tape back then, which I don't have but recorded them on cassette tape myself which is many more then the three released.  Listening back to these songs it was rocking and a stand out session of ferocious intensity, when I listen to Diamonds and Rust (Instrumental Jam) the lead take I played in the middle of the song makes the hair on my arms raise up, it was raw, powerful and intense with me and the guitar player kind of having a Dave Murray/Janik Gerr lead attack, all three us playing Awesome, the drummer was just tremendous everyone was on fire, it was all spontaneous in the moment.  I was 15 at the time the other musicians were in their 20's, I also used my 1978 Peavey T-60 guitar and 50 watt Peavey Classic Amp for these songs.  The Diamonds and Rust/Wasted instrumental jams are at the links listed below.
Wasted:    • Wasted (Instrumental Jam 1982)  
Diamonds and Rust:    • Diamonds and Rust (Instrumental Jam 1982)  

 Following this is the pulverizing Decimate recorded on four track tape from 2001 and closing is an excellent guitar bass jam also recorded on four track cassette tape from 2002.  It's fun to dig back into the vaults of old recordings to revitalize and present them.  Thanks very much for watching be sure to subscribe to stay updated on future content.  Also check out other streaming links with the track listing below!

01. The Blues Tune (Original version cassette recording 1982): 00:00
02. Ruptured/Bent on Destruction/Lettin Loose (Cassette recording 1982): 05:29
03. Jam Intro Segment (From Two session cassette recording 1982): 08:17
04. Decimate (Cassette demo 2001): 10:47
05. Guitar Bass Jam 1 (Cassette demo 2002): 13:44

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Mariano: As always, working on Eric's songs is a truly enjoyable experience. He is a very authentic composer who knows how to convey emotions through his music. Mixing and mastering his work is always an honor. Thank you once again!

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Decimate (Cassette demo 2001)

Als leidenschaftliche Musikliebhaberin und lebenslange Lernende bin ich eine deutsche Frau mit einer tiefen Wertschätzung für alle Musikgenres. Von den filigranen Melodien der klassischen Musik bis zur rohen Energie des Rocks und der gefühlvollen Tiefe des Jazz finde ich in jedem Ton Schönheit und Verbindung. Meine musikalische Reise wurde durch unzählige Konzerte, Alben und persönliche Erfahrungen geprägt und hat ein feines Gehör für Details und ein tiefes Verständnis für die Kunst hinter der Musik gefördert. Ich fühle mich von den Geschichten und Emotionen angezogen, die durch die Musik vermittelt werden, und ich glaube, dass sie die Kraft hat, uns alle zu vereinen und zu inspirieren.

The latest monster of rock, guitarist EH, While the rest of the world is preoccupied with recycled pop tunes and monotonous rock and roll reincarnations, this Baltimore behemoth is hoisting the weight of the world on his shoulders while creating some of the most inspired rock pieces in recent memory

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