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Chairman_Smith wrote:

What I suggest

Al Atkins
Al Atkins
AL ATKINS :mad:

Beatallica
Danzig
Temple of Brutality

These two might be a strech for you... but I like them

Godsmack (Get the Faceless album, doesn't have as many "modern" pollutants and is a very rocking album!)
Tool (I suggest starting with Lateralus)

Al Atkins would be a cool add.



Godsmack & Tool will never happen. They irritate me.
They play them on the radio here constantly. I don't play the radio
much myself, but I can't get away from it at the gym. It's the
vocalists, moreso than the music itself. That new Tool song is REALLY
irritating, the one about "who are you to wave your finger..." or something like that.



Temple of Brutality, I am unfamiliar with. I'll look into them.



Danzig, maybe. I've only heard a handful of songs but wasn't
blown away by them. I'm sure the radio hits aren't the songs to judge
from though. The local station plays that song, "Mother" or something
like that, all the time.



The Sex Pistols would work. My son has Never Mind the Bullocks. Use to have it on 8-track.



Wham!



The Cult might work. I like the album "Electric".

Here's a few:

ALICE IN CHAINS
ANGEL WITCH
ARGENT
ATOMIC ROOSTER
BAD BRAINS
BEACH BOYS
THE BEATLES
DAVID BENSON
BLACK FLAG
BLIND FAITH
BLOODROCK
BLUE CHEER
THE CRAZY WORLD OF ARTHUR BROWN
KATE BUSH
CREAM
CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL
DANZIG
DEAD KENNEDYS
DEVO
FEAR
G.B.H.
GOLIATH
THE HIDDEN HAND
HOLOCAUST
HUMBLE PIE
IKARIAN
IRON BUTTERFLY
JANE'S ADDICTION
ROBERT JOHNSON
LIFE, SEX & DEATH
MINOR THREAT
MISFITS
MY SILENT WAKE
THE OBSESSED
PENTAGRAM
PRIMUS
ROGUE MALE
SACRED RITE
SAINT VITUS
SAMSON
SATAN
SHEAVY
SLADE
SOLITUDE AETURNUS
SOUNDGARDEN
SPIRIT CARAVAN
STEELER
STEPPENWOLF
STYX
U2
VANDENBERG
VISIONAIRE
WARSHIP
EDGAR WINTER GROUP
JOHNNY WINTER
WISHBONE ASH
WITCHFINDER GENERAL

Hey ult, glad to see you added the awesome Sunburst Finish by BE-BOP DELUXE to the collection!

Also, the second release by TROGLODYTE DAWN is still suspiciously absent...

ultmetal wrote:

Chairman_Smith wrote:

What I suggest

Al Atkins
Al Atkins
AL ATKINS :mad:

Beatallica
Danzig
Temple of Brutality

These two might be a strech for you... but I like them

Godsmack (Get the Faceless album, doesn't have as many "modern" pollutants and is a very rocking album!)
Tool (I suggest starting with Lateralus)

Al Atkins would be a cool add.



Godsmack & Tool will never happen. They irritate me.
They play them on the radio here constantly. I don't play the radio
much myself, but I can't get away from it at the gym. It's the
vocalists, moreso than the music itself. That new Tool song is REALLY
irritating, the one about "who are you to wave your finger..." or something like that.



Temple of Brutality, I am unfamiliar with. I'll look into them.



Danzig, maybe. I've only heard a handful of songs but wasn't
blown away by them. I'm sure the radio hits aren't the songs to judge
from though. The local station plays that song, "Mother" or something
like that, all the time.



The Sex Pistols would work. My son has Never Mind the Bullocks. Use to have it on 8-track.



Wham!



The Cult might work. I like the album "Electric".

Weird... Godsmack's vocalist never bothered me.

Get Danzig's first one... reminds me of Black Sabbath combined with AC/DC with... Danzig singing...

And I will keep talking about Al Atkins till I see Victim of Changes in your list

I second Steppenwolf

Oh... maybe The Beatle's their post pop days?

TrogDawn wrote:

Chairman_Smith wrote:

Get Danzig's first one... reminds me of Black Sabbath combined with AC/DC with... Danzig singing...

Ult, you have a cdr copy that I sent you of this already. It's the only one I personally like from him.

Chairman_Smith wrote:

And I will keep talking about Al Atkins till I see Victim of Changes in your list

I've wanted to check out this stuff for awhile now...

You won't regret it... I'm a huge fan and I wasen't expecting much before. Got 2 of his albums and one more coming in the mail.

ALICE IN CHAINS pass. Not a fan.
ANGEL WITCH this one is a possibility
ARGENT
ATOMIC ROOSTER
BAD BRAINS
BEACH BOYS might consider Pet Sounds.
THE BEATLES my
son is a big fan. Plays their stuff all the time. I'm just not a big
fan, although I respect them for their historical importance.
DAVID BENSON pass.
BLACK FLAG
BLIND FAITHI do really need to get their one album.
BLOODROCK this is a possibility
BLUE CHEER this is a possibility
THE CRAZY WORLD OF ARTHUR BROWN
KATE BUSH
CREAM Yes, this is a glaring hole in the collection for sure.
CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL like 'em. Saw them live. Not a big fan though.
DANZIG
DEAD KENNEDYS
DEVO like a song or two, but never was a big new wave fan.
FEAR
G.B.H.
GOLIATH
THE HIDDEN HAND
HOLOCAUST
HUMBLE PIE
IKARIAN
IRON BUTTERFLY In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida honey...
JANE'S ADDICTION
ROBERT JOHNSON
LIFE, SEX & DEATH
MINOR THREAT
MISFITS
MY SILENT WAKE
THE OBSESSED JUST traded off an Obsessed CD. Like them, but was offered a CD I was looking for in trade.
PENTAGRAM
PRIMUS not a fan at all.
ROGUE MALE
SACRED RITE
SAINT VITUS yup. need some.
SAMSON I have Samson.
SATAN
SHEAVY
SLADE yes.
SOLITUDE AETURNUS next update.
SOUNDGARDEN not a fan.
SPIRIT CARAVAN
STEELER if you are talking about Ron Keel's Steeler, then I want some of them bad. Just don't have any yet.
STEPPENWOLF use to have 'em on vinyl. So many CDs, so little room left in my house. LOL!
STYX see above comments on Steppenwolf.
U2 ICK!!!! Pass.
VANDENBERG you
know, I had one of his CDs and recently traded it off for something
rare I was looking for. It didn't really do much for me. Liked him back
in the day though.
VISIONAIRE had 'em, traded them off. I've lost interest in death metal.
WARSHIP
EDGAR WINTER GROUP Yes to both Edgar and Johnny.
JOHNNY WINTER
WISHBONE ASH Had a greatest hits collection. Traded it. Might add some someday.
WITCHFINDER GENERAL Yes

ultmetal wrote:

Danzig, maybe. I've only heard a handful of songs but wasn't
blown away by them. I'm sure the radio hits aren't the songs to judge
from though. The local station plays that song, "Mother" or something
like that, all the time.

sad

Live - Throwing Copper

Crowbar and Down

Danzig reminds me of The Doors/Elvis, but with a slight AC/DC/Black Sabbath kick. Danzig is Awesome!!

Hey Ult heres some what I would call post-hair metal bands of the early 90's.

Love/Hate
Saigon Kick
Every Mother's Nightmare (Like Dangerous Toys crossed with Skid Row)
Spread Eagle

And why do you not like Alice In Chains and Soundgarden.
You shouldn't be put off by the grunge stigma attached to both. If Alice In Chains weren't from Seattle they would be called a metal band, sure they released some acoustic ep's that gave them some minor hits. But the first two albums particuarly the first facelift from 1990 is pure heavy metal, brilliant King's X style harmonies and Van Halenesque guitar pyrotechnics with a gloomy Black Sabbath atmosphere. They were always more at home with the likes of Pantera and Skid Row than Nirvana and Pearl Jam. And Jerry Cantrell lists Queensryche as one of his biggest influences.

Oh yeah also forgot to add Montrose - Montrose (1973), it is one of the defining heavy metal releases of the 70's. Brilliant it predicts the sound of Van Halen, Riot and most other american hard rock bands. A classic in every sense of the word, Space Station #5 is monster. And a young Sammy Hagar sings his ass off on it.

brutal truth

Maybe some Sammy Hagar and Van Halen with him. I know you don't like the poppy Hagar stuff... but try For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge... and of course... most of Sammy's stuff is good.


And wheres the Gary Cherone Halen?!?!?

You gotta get some Misfits and/or Danzig up there Ult!! And I second the votes for Saigon Kick, Love/Hate and Alice In Chains.

Every Mother's Nightmare
Have one of their CDs in a box of CDs to review.

Sammy Hagar
Man, I just never got into Sammy. Not sure why.

Brutal Truth
I had one of their CDs, the one with the big ape face on the cover. It was good, but I traded it some years ago.

Montrose
Yes, yes! Good one. Been meaning to pick up that first Montrose album for a while now. Great album. Even dig Sammy Hagar on that album.

Crowbar
Have a CD coming to me in the mail.

Down
Uhhhh, isn't that Phil "I am the new metal god" Anselmo? Pass.

Love/Hate
unfamiliar with them.

Saigon Kick
familiar with them, but haven't heard much by them.

Spread Eagle
never even heard of them.


Thanks for all the suggestions guys. Keep 'em coming.


Also, feel free to suggest some to kmorg for MetalMetropolis. Personally, I think he needs to add MOTORHEAD

Spread Eagle are a sleazy street metal band from the east coast, have a s/t from 1990 excellent band. Think a nastier street version of Skid Row.
Love/Hate are brilliant, get the first 2 albums. LA band. You may be familiar with their singer Jizzy Pearl.

Holy Moses?

rattpoison wrote:

Spread Eagle are a sleazy street metal band from the east coast, have a s/t from 1990 excellent band. Think a nastier street version of Skid Row.
Love/Hate are brilliant, get the first 2 albums. LA band. You may be familiar with their singer Jizzy Pearl.

Yes, I am familiar with Jizzy Pearl. (Jizzy Pearl! What a name! Nothing like naming yourself after semen. LOL!)

Maybe some Tenacious D... although I know you don't like vulgar things... they use it quite a bit... but otherwise some funny rock humour.


See this is hard, because I usually buy CDs after reading your site.

ultmetal wrote:

Sammy Hagar
Man, I just never got into Sammy. Not sure why.

I think at a minimum a greatest hits is in order.

*goes 90 in his car listening to I Can't Drive 55*

Chairman_Smith wrote:

Maybe some Tenacious D... although I know you don't like vulgar things... they use it quite a bit... but otherwise some funny rock humour.


See this is hard, because I usually buy CDs after reading your site.

My son has both Tenacious D CDs and the DVD. Funny movie, but the music isn't something I would spend much time listening to.

ultmetal wrote:

Chairman_Smith wrote:

Maybe some Tenacious D... although I know you don't like vulgar things... they use it quite a bit... but otherwise some funny rock humour.


See this is hard, because I usually buy CDs after reading your site.

My son has both Tenacious D CDs and the DVD. Funny movie, but the music isn't something I would spend much time listening to.

I don't like the first on that much, but the soundtrack gets alot of listen from me.


You know what you're missing! Aerosmith!