TODAY I AM LISTENING TO... [PLAYLISTS]

kmorg wrote:

exact33 wrote:

kmorg wrote:

Badlands - s/t
King James - s/t
Lethal - Programmed
Savatage - The Wake Of Magellan
Merciless Death - Evil In The Night
Kreyson - Angel On The Run

Kreyson rocks!!

They sure do! The album is a bit schizophrenic, but songs like "Deep In The Night" are awesome!

yeah but they have some gems on that cd..

Disc 1

You don't realize how influential Brant Bjork was on Kyuss' sound until you hear the man's solo stuff. Pure gold in my book.

Oasis - Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants
Pedro The Lion - Achilles Heel
Starflyer 59 - Can't Stop Eating EP
Crowded House - s/t

Simply one of the best live jazz performances ever committed to tape.

ADX:DIVISION BLINDEE (2008) LP

HELL TORMENT:OPENING THE GATES OF HELL (2008) CD

VICE HUMAN:ESCAPE (2006) CD

DOKKEN:DOKKEN (1994) JAPANISH EDITION CD

Sweet - The Best of
Scorpions - Sting in the Tail
The Angels - No Exit
Krokus - hoodoo

Neon Cross - s/t
Hammerfall - Glory to the Brave
Jeff Scheetz - Dig!

Agent Steel - Unstoppable Force
Grave Digger - Excalibur
Seven Witches - Amped
Lethal - Programmed
Savatage - The Wake Of Magellan

Joe wrote:

Both EXCELLENT albums!

Tyrant - Too Late to Pray
Tyrant - Legions of the Dead
Witchhammer - Chapter 3: In Serenity and Awe
Aerosmith - Rocks
Broken Silence - Discerning the Times

Monty, I was thinking about featuring that Analdicktion album Sluts in the Singapore section of the country threads just for fun

Opeth -The Roundhouse Tapes
David Bowie -Changesbowie
Darkwater -Where Stories End
Savatage -Dead Winter Dead

GrandNational wrote:

Monty, I was thinking about featuring that Analdicktion album Sluts in the Singapore section of the country threads just for fun

why wouldn't you? brutal death metal has merit too, whether the general population likes it or not.

in my experience, the general population ain't the smartest bunch anyway. Screw 'em.

right now:

mc666 wrote:

GrandNational wrote:

Monty, I was thinking about featuring that Analdicktion album Sluts in the Singapore section of the country threads just for fun

why wouldn't you? brutal death metal has merit too, whether the general population likes it or not.

I might. The funny thing is, I saw that band and wanted to feature it when Singapore comes up knowing you'd probably like it, but you already have it, of course. And I put that Belphegor in there for you. It seems like most countries outside the metal radar have more brutal oriented bands versus the traditional kinds, which is cool.

Sacred Warrior - Live At Kingdom Bound 1990
VA - The Axemen

If you didn't have that last played song list, I would have no idea what that Dark Throne logo said.