ON TODAY'S PROGRAM...[PLAYLISTS 2009]

Heroes Del Silencio-Avalancha

U2 - The Unforgettable Fire
Meat Loaf - Bat Out Of Hell
R.E.M. - Reckoning
Stevie Wonder - Talking Book
Iron Maiden - Somewhere In Time
Saxon - Wheels Of Steel

Schbopo wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

And has the jury reached a verdict on it yet?

Silly, you already know the answer!

Testament - The New Order
Testament - Souls Of Black
Testament - First Strike Still Deadly
Testament - Live In London
Testament - Formation of Damnation
Metalchurch - S/T

Yeah, I'm on a Testament kick at the moment. These guys slay anything and everything!! Chuck Billy's one of the finest Thrash vocalists ever

Testament - The Ritual (Love that album!!)

Bruce Dickinson - Accident of Birth

Augury - Fragmentary Evidence
Running Wild - Death or Glory
Earth - The Bees Made Honey In The Lion's Skull

Modern English ~ Pillow Lips

Thursday:

Dio-Angry Machines (What happened with this album? I couldn't listen to the first 6 songs all the way through and the last four only ranged from fair to good. Up til I heard this there hasn't been a Dio album in which I haven't found at least 2-3 songs I absolutly love. I'm glad this was the last Dio album to complete my collection.)
Battlelore-Evernight
Tourniquet-Microscopic View

Friday:

The Gathering-How To Measure A Planet?
Narnia-Enter The Gate
Stryper-Against The Law

Friday Night:

U.D.O.-Thuderball
Epica-Design Your Universe
Halford-Winter Songs
TSO-Night Castle

Saturday Night:

Axxis-Utopia
Kiss-Sonic Boom
Samael-Above
Khymera-The Greatest Wonder
Circle II Circle-Delusions Of Grandeur
Kiss-Love Gun
Dream Theater-Black Clouds & Silver Linings
Sepultura-Schizophrenia
TSO-Various Christmas Songs

Razor - Malicious Intent

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Dio-Angry Machines (What happened with this album?

I really dig it. It's dark and heavy. Not typical DIO, but great nonetheless. But I can understand why someone wouldn't like it. Give it another shot somewhere down the road.

Spec_In_Rock wrote:

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Dio-Angry Machines (What happened with this album?

I really dig it. It's dark and heavy. Not typical DIO, but great nonetheless. But I can understand why someone wouldn't like it. Give it another shot somewhere down the road.

I probably will. Also I might not have been in the mood for the music it contained at the time. I prefer to give Dio the benefit of the doubt.

Obliveon - Nemesis

The Who-Face Dances
Aerosmith-Gems
Jethro Tull-The Best of Jethro Tull
The Doors-The Very Best of the Doors
Iggy pop-New Values

They Might Be Giants-Apollo 18
Better Than Ezra-Deluxe
Fogelberg/Weisberg-Twin Sons of Different Mothers
Sam & Dave-The Best Of

Razor - Custom Killing

Katatonia - Night Is The New Day

rattpoison wrote:

Schbopo wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

And has the jury reached a verdict on it yet?

Silly, you already know the answer!

I'm diggin' it. I think I'm going to have to round up this band's entire catalogue.

Survivor-s/t
Survivor-Premonition
Survivor-Caught In The Game
Survivor-Eye Of The Tiger

Enigma - A Posteriori

tohostudios wrote:

rattpoison wrote:

Schbopo wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

And has the jury reached a verdict on it yet?

Silly, you already know the answer!

I'm diggin' it. I think I'm going to have to round up this band's entire catalogue.

You know Dregen (Backyard Babies) was their guitarist/sometimes singer before he decided to concentrate fully on the Babies 'round late 90's.

Your a hard one to pin down Toho, i recommend you quality sleaze like Gunfire Dance and Substitutes and you call them too garage yet you love the 'Copters, the biggest "Garage Rock" band of the 00's!

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Your a hard one to pin down Toho, i recommend you quality sleaze like Gunfire Dance and Substitutes and you call them too garage yet you love the 'Copters, the biggest "Garage Rock" band of the 00's!

Yeah, I get that a lot.