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

SpectreFate wrote:

Is it any good?

Miles Davis-B!tches Brew

Dave the Boss wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

Is it any good?

Oh yes. I think it's my favorite by them. It's very dark and moody. The way doom should be.

SpectreFate wrote:

Dave the Boss wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

Is it any good?

Oh yes. I think it's my favorite by them. It's very dark and moody. The way doom should be.

Awesome. I love High on Infinity and Destruction of the Void, so I'll pick this up sooner or later.

Sleepy Hollow - 1982-1992: Rest in Pieces
Candlemass - Candlemass

TARGET - Mission Executed
TARGET - Master Project Genesis
INVECTION - Demented Perception
VEKTOR - Black Future
DELIVERANCE - Weapons of our Warfare

Fatal - The Law
Mike Phillips - Mirrors Within Mirrors

SpectreFate wrote:

On an old Christian Metal kick today? - Leviticus, Philadelphia, Force 3?

Yeah I think so.

David Lee Roth-Crazy From The Heat
Styx-Cornerstone

SpectreFate wrote:

I really enjoy this album, it has an origional sound unlike many Christian bands of it's time.

Wow - that Leviticus album is loaded with memories for me.

I remember when I first got that one. I was just a kid. LOVED that album! I spun it countless times.

Same with the Force III.

I had that Philadelphia album too - but it wasn't an all time fave. Still a good one though, with lots of memories.

Today just one album so far:

Ozzy Osbourne ~ Diary of a Madman

Better Than Ezra-Deluxe

The best pop-rock album of the 90's, I'd say.

Morgoth - Cursed
Monstrosity - Millennium

Malice - License to Kill

SpectreFate wrote:

"Gilette - for men"

Overkill - Feel the Fire

DallasBlack wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

I really enjoy this album, it has an origional sound unlike many Christian bands of it's time.

Good album!!!!! That is a different cover than I have on my cassette