TODAY I AM LISTENING TO... [PLAYLISTS]

SpectreFate wrote:

Is that the same Krypteria that released Bloodangel's Cry? Based on the cover, that looks like a different band.

Same band. Just as crappy.

I used to like that album because there were 2 female lead singers but I'm so over that style these days. I was just curious.

Motorhead - ORGASMATRON, ROCK N ROLL

Starflyer 59 - Easy Come, Easy Go
Slowdive - Souvlaki
Red House Painters - Down Colourful Hill

SpectreFate wrote:

That's one of the most homo covers I have ever seen.

Yes, thats true but its a good mini lp with some cool mid 80s german heavy metal like TYRAN PACE, RESTLESS or STEELER.

Journey - Eclipse
Steevi Jaimz - My Private Hell
Whitesnake - Forevermore
Line of Fire - Momentum
Crazy Lixx - New Religion
Anthrax - State of Euphoria
Heavenly - Dust to Dust
Terry Brock - Diamond Blue
Steve Miller Band - Young Hearts: The Complete Greatest Hits

Love those two bands Joe, great metal!!!!!!!!!

Destiny's End - TRANSITION
Judas Priest - SIN AFTER SIN
King Kobra - III
Manowar - FIGHTING THE WORLD

In a weird mood today:

deathspell omega - veritas diaboli manet in aeternum: chaining the katechon
deathspell omega - paracletus
enshrouding - arise new army
enshrouding - volatile times
emperor - in the nightside eclipse [extended remastered]
emperor - anthems to the welkin at dusk [extended remastered]
emperor - wrath of the tyrant
deafheaven - roads to judah x2
m83 - saturdays=youth
m83 - dead cities, red seas & lost ghosts [enhanced edition] discs 1 & 2
bridgeshadows - bridgeshadows
bridgeshadows - various demos
bridgeshadows - pray for rain
dead 2 life - disconnect

Been an odd day musically:

Metallica - The 5.98 EP (on vinyl)
Budgie - Never Turn Your Back On A Friend
Supertramp - Breakfast In America
Iommi/Hughes - The 1996 Dep Sessions
Electric Light Orchestra - On The Third Day
Electric Light Orchestra - Face The Music

Now I'm spinning this LP:

Sacred Warrior - Master's Command
Epica - The Divine Conspiracy
Shadow Gallery - Tyranny

Yesterday:









Today:



Ordered a t-shirt of this album cover today

Better than the first time but still pretty weak, especially compared to the debut







Suprise album of the year so far, the best thing from the Christian modern death movement since Becoming The Archetype.

Various songs, also I ordered a t-shirt from this band.

a self-assembled Creedence Clearwater Revival compilation I put together via emusic.

I named it "Bayou California"

Stender wrote:

"We're here to pick up your daughter."