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todays albums playlist

jonathan davis and the sfa- live at union chapel
megadeth- thirteen
nodes of ranvier- years to come
motley crue- to fast for love and theater of pain
stretch arm stong- rituals of life

Elessar [Sly] wrote:KoRn - Alone I break. Forgot that was a pretty cool song.

one of my favs !!!

LES-ZOMBIE wrote:todays albums playlist

nodes of ranvier- years to come
stretch arm stong- rituals of life

It makes me so happy someone else around here knows who those guys are and listens to them.

Good bands, i been listening to them for yrs.
I saw stretch arm strong with still remains and haste the day in 2004.

Sabbath - Tomorrow's Dream (Live '78)

Beatles- Hey Jude

LES-ZOMBIE wrote:jonathan davis and the sfa- live at union chapel

Winning.

Earthride -Valium 10

Pat Travers - Rock N Roll Susie

Mastodon - The Hunter (the only one of their albums that I haven't been able to get into, so I'm giving it another shot).

living sacrifice- the infinite order

lars fredrickson and the bastards

im listening to concieved in fire right now, i liked the lineup in the later years better than the early stuff.

reborn and hammering process was pretty good stuff but thats part of the solid state era, there was 3 albums in the early 90s on r.e.x. records label and the best was the inhabit album imo, i didnt care for nonexistant or the 1991 self titled album . those first 3 albums was a different style to me. i think they was at their best lineup with rocky gray in the band.

Inside of emptiness album - one of my favourite albums at the moment.

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trlykg7XQ0M&feature=share&list=PL7ED0CF543B5C84F9[/video]

Will to death.

todays albums

mighty mighty bosstones- pin points and gin joints

iron maiden- powerslave

LES-ZOMBIE wrote:todays albums

mighty mighty bosstones- pin points and gin joints

iron maiden- powerslave

Dude, I love your taste in music.

ovid9 wrote:

LES-ZOMBIE wrote:todays albums

mighty mighty bosstones- pin points and gin joints

iron maiden- powerslave

Dude, I love your taste in music.

Thanks man, i have about 7000 songs haha.
My taste is all over the place, just last night driving with my wife and daughter we was listening to a few songs from the follwing bands, jonathan davis at union chapel, then the cure, then some skynyrd, and some nine inch nails.

It just depends on the mood, im not the type that can listen to only 1 song by a band and switch.
I usually like a to listen to a full album or 5 songs per band and then switch to something else. I love metal the best but i also like hardcore, and most types of rock, classic rock, and a little bit of ska, psychobilly, punk. I hate most rap and the only country music i like is shooter jennings.

I enjoy musical self-mutilation at times and this is what I'm doing it with this morning before work. Uriah Heep have some stellar tunes but this is absolutely hideous, watered-down Toto. Great stuff.

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27FTh7Ai5ck[/video]

edit: I just watched the Steven Wilson video Repner posted. Mind. is. blown.

Thanks!

Dude, I love your taste in music.

This (especially after his last post haha).

Eddy Current wrote:edit: I just watched the Steven Wilson video Repner posted. Mind. is. blown.

Thanks!

I'm so gutted I missed his show yesterday. Got the fucking date wrong.

[video]http://youtu.be/w0EzlcRPTL8[/video]

Servotron - No Room For Humans, in the car for the ride to work.



[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5UL1X0ozRs[/video]

David Bowie - Heroes

becoming the archetype- dichotomy

onward to olympas- the world is not my home

point of recognition- admiration of a son