TODAY I AM LISTENING TO... [PLAYLISTS]

Queensryche - Rage for Order
Yes - The Yes Album
Judas Priest - Hell Bent For Leather
Judas Priest - Sad Wings of Destiny
Death - Symbolic
Wishbone Ash - Argus
Wishbone Ash - There's the Rub

S.D. wrote:

That is an excellent Queen platter, excellent album that tends to be overlooked

Chastain - Mystery of Illusion
Dark Angel - Time Does Not Heal

PRIMAL FEAR:16:6 (2009) CD
HELL: demos
DEL LEPPARD:MIRROR BALL (2011) 2 CD´S (very very good live album, buyyyyyyyyy).

Stryper - TYABA (original mix)
V/A - A Tribute To Scorpions

Borrowing my dad's truck so I can pick up my tool boxes monday and it only has a tape deck so I raided some of my old tapes and found this one. Forgot how great of a MHR/AOR album this is. For years I had been meaning to get it on CD but it's so rare that it was too expensive. I need to see about finding a decent price on it or getting a download of it so I can listen to it more often.

That Halo is excellent!

exact33 wrote:

That Halo is excellent!

Indeed! I actually checked Amazon and lo and behold, I found a used copy for around $8 (all the other ones are $15+). I also got the s/t debut of Halo (though that one was $15). With the uncertainty of my unemployment I shouldn't be buying any CDs right now, but these are not easy finds.

DallasBlack wrote:

exact33 wrote:

That Halo is excellent!

Indeed! I actually checked Amazon and lo and behold, I found a used copy for around $8 (all the other ones are $15+). I also got the s/t debut of Halo (though that one was $15). With the uncertainty of my unemployment I shouldn't be buying any CDs right now, but these are not easy finds.

the second one is a lot different but still good. The first is classy AOR.

Warbringer - War Without End
Machine Head - Through The Ashes Of Empires

Demolition Hammer - Tortured Existence

Oasis-New in '98

James Brown-Icon
Laundry-Motivator
The National-High Violet
Young The Giant-s/t

manny wrote:

I don't care what anyone says, that's a great album.

When I would listen to music at work it would fade into the background if I wasn't familiar with it. Last night while doing house work it was like listening to the music for the first time. For example, the new Serenity album finally has clicked with me and it's almost as good as the last one.



On that Blessed By A Broken Heart, who would of thought you could sucessfuly blend 80s pop metal with modern scream core?

That Hardline album has more balls than any other project featuring Neal Schon (I like Journey and Bad English and even I admit they are little light for MHR bands).

S.D. wrote:

When I was a kid I used to call the Lehigh University radio station and request "Great King Rat" all the time. One time the DJ said "How many more times are you going to call?".



One of my all time favorite albums.



And I have the remastered version which has "Mad The Swine" on it. Even the "outtakes" are good.

Required Fields wrote:

Chastain - Mystery of Illusion

Guns N Roses - APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION
Iron Maiden - THE FINAL FRONTIER
Mr Big - LEAN INTO IT
Motorhead - IRON FIST
Megadeth - ENDGAME