8 thoughts on “ Metal Magnolia - Tankard - A Girl Called Cerveza (CD, Album) ”

1. Jul 27,  · But no one has mentioned Tankard's Girl Called Cerveza. In my opinion, it is not their best album the vocals are starting to slip a bit, but hey after 30 years Gerre's voice isn't too bad compared to some of his peers/5(5).

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2. Metal Magnolia: Running On Fumes: Notes Full booklet a replica of original CD Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 7 Tankard: A Girl Called Cerveza ‎ (CD, Album + DVD-V + Ltd, Dig) Nuclear Blast, Nuclear Blast: NB , Germany: Sell This Version:5/5(1).

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3. Jul 31,  · tankard is one of the big four of teutnic classic thrash they started in the mid 80's now this newer cd of theres called a girl called cerveza is an 8/10 it sounds for the most part like real thrash and does have some modern touches to it decent production but the vocals are staring to slip slightly sound wise and a few songs are boring paint by numbers thrash most sounds kinda sound the same but /5(7).

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4. Metal Magnolia: CD Running On Fumes Acoustic Guitar – Michael Mainx: DVD Video Clip "A Girl Called Cerveza" Tankard: A Girl Called Cerveza ‎ (CD, Album) Nuclear Blast, Nuclear Blast: NB , Russia: Sell This 5/5(3).

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5. Metal Magnolia: Running On Fumes: Companies, etc. Tankard: A Girl Called Cerveza ‎ (CD, Album) Scarecrow Records (2) SR Mexico: Sell This Version: Reviews Add Review [r] Release. Edit Release All Versions of this Release New Submission. Add to 5/5.

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of A Girl Called Cerveza on Discogs/5(2).

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7. referencing A Girl Called Cerveza, CD, Album, NB , Front sticker: "A colourful mix of heavy hits!" Metal Hammer (D) "One of the best TANKARD albums ever!".

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8. Yes, the inebriated adventures of Tankard continue in this, their 16th (!) album, A Girl Called Cerveza, as Gerre and company charismatically pound out another strong showing of tight, groovy thrash, an audible shot of rye to chase the lingering taste of technical wankery, soulless wigger-stomp deathcore, flower power, and whatever else is inevitably clogging up the arteries of the metal world .

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