TODAY I AM LISTENING TO... [PLAYLISTS 2010]

Watched Motley Crue's 'Behind the Music' DVD

Tonight the jazz vibe was swingin'

Listened to Mafia by BLS not as good as 1919 though

Jonathan Edwards-Live In Massachusetts

Sonic Youth ~ Goo

I am currently watching K orn-Live at Montreux 2004

manny wrote:

I am currently watching K orn-Live at Montreux 2004

Olafsto wrote:

How is that Trash Can Darlings? That looks like something I'd like.

Pat Benatar - Greatest Hits

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Olafsto wrote:

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How is that Trash Can Darlings? That looks like something I'd like.

Norwegian Sleaze at it`s finest, should be right up your alley Toho.
Here`s a review I found:
This is a collection of A sides, B sides, previously unreleased material and even some new tracks from apparently one of the better real glam bands of the last decade. The oldest tracks here are from the band’s early days of 1997 and the most recent tracks are from last year plus it of course includes plenty from the years in between as well. The strongest influence is likely Hanoi Rocks as they show the same disregard from traditional song structures at times. Although Trashcan Darlings are a bit less quirky than Hanoi and probably have a stronger dose of early 1980’s punk rock injected into their music and their attitude as well. They waste little time in kicking into high gear on most of these tracks as they rip off some real down and dirty rock with all the edges intact. My favorites aspect of their music is that it all sounds very natural like they don’t worry with the planning, but they just go with it. I have no clue as to whether that’s actually how they approach their music, but that’s the feel I get from listening it. You can hear the slight changes in style over the years as I think they got tighter with experience and they were able to spread out a little more as well. Great album with 18 tracks and the booklet which includes background information on all of the tracks.

Blue Oyster Cult-Cultosaurus Erectus
Diamond Head-What's In Your Head
Possessed-Seven Churches

Whiplash - Power and Pain
Whiplash - Ticket to Mayhem

Watched a few more music DVD's:

Two from the Classic Album Series:

Phil Collins-Face Value
Iron Maiden-The Number of the Beast

Genesis-Songbook

and currently listening:

The Mars Volta-De-loused in the Comatorium

The long lost last City Boy album:

Andralls - Force Against Mind

manny wrote:

I am currently watching K orn-Live at Montreux 2004

thejokeriv wrote:

Pat Benatar - Greatest Hits

Just one today:

Soul Asylum ~ Grave Dancers Union

The Melvins-Chicken Switch

Heathen - Breaking the Silence

Judas Priest - Painkiller
Sinister Realm - S/T
Epica - Design Your Universe
The Sword - Gods Of The Earth

Metallic Blaze wrote:

Just one today:

Soul Asylum ~ Grave Dancers Union

That's my favorite from them though I know longtime fans generally despise it as a "sellout".

tohostudios wrote:

Metallic Blaze wrote:

Just one today:

Soul Asylum ~ Grave Dancers Union

That's my favorite from them though I know longtime fans generally despise it as a "sellout".

It's the only one I have. I really like it a lot.