TODAY I AM LISTENING TO... [PLAYLISTS]

good choices there detuned!

Anvil - Juggernaut of Justice
Atheist - Jupiter
Exodus - Bonded by Blood

Exhorder - The Law

Cohen is too depressing even for me. I admire the dude like crazy, but DAMN. Too much.

I'll stick with John Prine.

right now:

Stender wrote:

Those CF albums were SO ahead of their time, and they sound just as good now as they did in the 80s. One of the few bands that I don't think has dated at all (I'm not going to discuss Cold Lake....LOL).

Million Dollar Reload - Anthems of a Degeneration
Grave Digger - The Ballad of Mary
Treat - Organized Crime
Grobschnitt - Jumbo
The Cars - Greatest Hits
Reign of Terror - Sacred Ground
Shadowkeep - a Chaos Theory
Cry Wolf - Crunch
Pretty Maids - Future World

Slayer - Hell Awaits
Slayer - South of Heaven

one of my desert island albums.

Slayer - Seasons in the Abyss

sympathy - abyssal throne
throne of ahaz - at the mountains of northern storms
the havoc - who's gonna die
the havoc - road warrior
the havoc - our rebellion has just begun
the crucified - live at calvary chapel golden springs, diamond bar, CA 2009-06-14

i really wish the crucified would play a bay area show already/get on a tour thatll come up here! im willing to make the drive down there but i have no car.

Crashdiet - GENERATION WILD
Judas Priest - TURBO
Dokken - UNDER LOCK & KEY

Slayer - Reign in Blood

Agent Steel - Skeptics Apocalypse
Arch Enemy - Anthems Of Rebellion
Blaze Bayley - The Man Who Would Not Die
Circle II Circle - The Middle Of Nowhere
Drifter - The Demos 1985 & 1986
Eternity X - The Edge
Loudness - Lighning Strikes
Loudness - Soldier Of Fortune

Fat Freddy wrote:

Crashdiet - GENERATION WILD
Judas Priest - TURBO
Dokken - UNDER LOCK & KEY

nice!!

HammerFall - Infected

detuned wrote:

There's a song on The Miracle that is a direct ripoff of Ghostbusters, I just can't remember the name of it.

tied for the WORST Queen album of all time with Hot Space.

A lot of Queen fans feel the same way you do, but I love (yes I said it) love the album, I think lyrically it is a lot more depth then it is given credit for, for example the Invisible Man, which sounds like a simple silly ass pop tune, til you read the lyrics and realize Mercury ( who was really sick and dying slowly at this point) is speaking about himself:

Never had a real good friend - not a boy or girl
No-one knows what I've been through - let my flag unfurl
So I make my mark from the edge of the world
From the edge of the world

Of course I could reading too much into the lyrics

also on the song the miracle it mentions one of my heroes:

The wonders of this world go on, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Captain Cook and Cain and Abel, Jimi Hendrix to the Tower of Babel


Mentioning Hendrix in a song is going to win bonus points with me.

A Juggernaut of Metal!

I hope to get the new ANVIl soon.
I have been playing:
HELLOWEEN:KEEPER OF THE SEVEN KEYS PART 1 (1987) LP
JOURNEY:ECLIPSE (2011) CD
NECROPHOBIC:THE NOCTURNAL SILENCE (1993) CD
DOKKEN:LIGHTNING STRIKES AGAIN (2008) CD

Dokken - BACK ON THE STREETS
Crashdiet - THE UNATTRACTIVE REVOLUTION

NP: dUg Pinnick - Emotional Animal

I think Invisible Man is the tune that rips off the groove from Ghostbusters come to think of it.

Some Slayer earlier:

World Painted Blood
Christ Illusion
God Hates Us All

now, some jazz just to make sure my hearing is still functioning correctly: