TODAY I AM LISTENING TO... [PLAYLISTS]

Probot - S/T
Motorhead - ORGASMATRON
Scatterbrain - HERE COMES TROUBLE
Nevermore - S/T
Black Sabbath - THE BEST OF (Tony Martin era comp.)

Fat Freddy wrote:

Probot - S/T
Motorhead - ORGASMATRON
Scatterbrain - HERE COMES TROUBLE
Nevermore - S/T
Black Sabbath - THE BEST OF (Tony Martin era comp.)

that's a killer playlist right there! Nice to know I'm not the only person on the planet that likes the Probot album.

Shawn D. wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

Probot - S/T
Motorhead - ORGASMATRON
Scatterbrain - HERE COMES TROUBLE
Nevermore - S/T
Black Sabbath - THE BEST OF (Tony Martin era comp.)

that's a killer playlist right there! Nice to know I'm not the only person on the planet that likes the Probot album.

Hell yeah, that Probot disc is one of my fave CDs of the '00s.

It's finally summer in Sacramento. That means that it is damn HOT!!! Over 100 degrees, I believe. So I 'll listen to this in the car on the way to and from work:


Seems appropriate!

nothing wrong with that! at least it's not speeding ticket music like Slayer or something.

right now:

Novella - A Liquid Earth
Angra - Aqua
Soldier - The Definitive Collection

Shawn D. wrote:

right now:

SNAP!

And now for:

Sutekh wrote:

Awesome album!

Fat Freddy wrote:

Shawn D. wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

Probot - S/T
Motorhead - ORGASMATRON
Scatterbrain - HERE COMES TROUBLE
Nevermore - S/T
Black Sabbath - THE BEST OF (Tony Martin era comp.)

that's a killer playlist right there! Nice to know I'm not the only person on the planet that likes the Probot album.

Hell yeah, that Probot disc is one of my fave CDs of the '00s.

Good album, gave me some respect for Dave Grohl (still dont' like Foo Fighters though).

Shok Paris - Steel and Starlight

Shok Paris - Go for the Throat

Shawn D. wrote:

DUDE!!!!!!! I REALLY like that album. Very quirky.

yeah, Atom Heart Mother sounds really refreshing now when compared to the later 70's material. I didn't appreciate it when I was younger, but now it creates a really special vibe.

I have a hard time listening to the "Roger Waters with backup musicians" albums like The Wall and The Final Cut. I like to head farther back and appreciate when they were actually "a band".

Shawn D. wrote:

My favorite PF allbum. In fact, I may have to break that one out myself today.

And I did.

"Dragged down by the stone...."

Steve Taylor - Squint
Tora Tora - Wild America
Metallica - Master of Puppets
Pathosray - S/TOzzy - No More Tears
Metal Church - The Dark
Gin Blossoms - New Miserable Experience
AC/DC - Black Ice

Shawn D. wrote:

yeah, Atom Heart Mother sounds really refreshing now when compared to the later 70's material. I didn't appreciate it when I was younger, but now it creates a really special vibe.

I have a hard time listening to the "Roger Waters with backup musicians" albums like The Wall and The Final Cut. I like to head farther back and appreciate when they were actually "a band".

I love Roger Waters and his back up band albums!!!!!!!!!!! And sure those early albums may have been more of a band, but the creative drive and artistic direction was bascially lead by Roger Waters even on those post Syd Barrett albums, compare those albums to 'Momentary Lapse ot Reason' and 'The Division Bell' two albums that I like but don't love, and in my mind no question to me who was the real creative genius of Pink Floyd.

exact33 wrote:

Steve Taylor - Squint

Excellent album...

Today I have had my iPod "Alternative Rock" genre on shuffle...

manny wrote:

Shawn D. wrote:

yeah, Atom Heart Mother sounds really refreshing now when compared to the later 70's material. I didn't appreciate it when I was younger, but now it creates a really special vibe.

I have a hard time listening to the "Roger Waters with backup musicians" albums like The Wall and The Final Cut. I like to head farther back and appreciate when they were actually "a band".

I love Roger Waters and his back up band albums!!!!!!!!!!! And sure those early albums may have been more of a band, but the creative drive and artistic direction was bascially lead by Roger Waters even on those post Syd Barrett albums, compare those albums to 'Momentary Lapse ot Reason' and 'The Division Bell' two albums that I like but don't love, and in my mind no question to me who was the real creative genius of Pink Floyd.

Don't get me wrong, I admire Waters, but "therapy sessions put to music" hold little interest for me as a form of enjoyment. I'm also not really a fan of the post-Waters albums either, they sound incredibly dated now (moreso than the 70's material).

Basically, I stop at Animals these days, which is where my primary enjoyment of their music ends. The Wall is a journey I feel like I've taken too often and The Final Cut is just too grim even for me.