TODAY I AM LISTENING TO... [PLAYLISTS]

In the past week:


Italian neo-classical power metal (real power metal, not the Euro stuff)




I now understand the hype about this band. Some of the catchiest damn music my ears have had the pleasure of listening to.


If you like good old fashioned metal, get this. If I didn't know better I would think this was from the late 70s. I sold my copy but you can get this in CD Baby's $5 sale.

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I now understand the hype about this band. Some of the catchiest damn music my ears have had the pleasure of listening to.

You're gradually moving to the glam/sleaze dark side aren't you?

You will be absorbed.

Well, once I start making money again, I will start building a Sweet collection that's for sure.

You will be absorbed...

I remember them from our comp swap some years ago. Good stuff!

Evile - Infected Nations

tohostudios wrote:

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I now understand the hype about this band. Some of the catchiest damn music my ears have had the pleasure of listening to.

You're gradually moving to the glam/sleaze dark side aren't you?

You will be absorbed.

resistance is futile! Give yourself to the Glamocracy

Bullet - Execution
Railway - II
Mahavishnu Orchestra - Visions of the Emerald Beyond
Legacy - S/T (Eonian)
Rainbow - Stranger in Us All
Circus Maximus - Isolate
Omen - The Curse/Nightmare
Bonafide - Fill Your Head with Rock
Krokus - The Definitive Collection
John Hiatt - Perfectly Good Guitar

Loudness - Devil Soldier
Accept - Blood of the Nations

ARKANUS:S/T (1990) LP
DIRTY DEAL:S/T (1985) MINI LP
VINCE NEIL:TATTOOS&TEQUILA (2010) CD perfect to play at summer.
NOSFERATU:RETURNING TO THE SLAUGHTER (2009) CD
BEAU NASTY:DIRTY BUT WELL DRESSED (1989) CD
SON OF A BITCH:VICTIM YOU (1996) CD
GEDDES AXE:ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK (1982) MINI LP/MAXI
ANYWAY:RIVAL (1987) MINI LP
NASTY NASTY:GET SOME(1990) CD
LEATHERWOLF:LEATHERWOLF (1987) LP
CARNIVORE:NUCLEAR WARRIORS-THE EARLY YEARS LP demo 84+demo 86

tohostudios wrote:

I got a Tull cd coming from SACD - War Child. I liked what i heard after checking them out.

Narnia - Desert Land
Onward - Evermoving
Primal Fear - Jaws Of Death
Ram - Lightbringer
Thynn Ice - s/t
Accept - Objection Overruled
Michael Sweet - s/t

Halford - Made of Metal
Flotsam & Jetsam - Doomsday for the Deceiver
Believer - Sanity Obscure
Believer - Dimensions

tohostudios wrote:

Excellent album, the sister album "Songs From The Wood" is a must-own as well.

now listening:

S.D. wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Excellent album, the sister album "Songs From The Wood" is a must-own as well.

now listening:

Yep, those two Tull albums are what got me into Celtic rock and Renaissance rock. BTW, seeing Tull in your recent playlists is what made me dig this old chestnut out again.

exact33 wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

I got a Tull cd coming from SACD - War Child. I liked what i heard after checking them out.

Of the early Tull albums, Aqualung is my favorite. Heavy Horses, Songs From The Wood and Stormwatch are more "folk rock".

The more folk influenced albums came about when Anderson moved into the country and built his own recording studio onsite.

I don't think there is a single bad Tull album from 1968-1980.

Do you have Ian Anderson's solo albums? I love "Rupee's Dance".

Rupee was one of Ian's kittens; he's a huge cat fan (which of course only enhances my enjoyment of his music.)

tohostudios wrote:

Do you have Ian Anderson's solo albums? I love "Rupee's Dance".

The only solo album I've owned was his first classical album (Divinities?), I need to get more...hell, I still need to complete my Tull collection.

I just listened to Roots To Branches the other day and had forgotten what a good album that is, I saw that tour in Seattle back in '96.