TODAY I AM LISTENING TO... [PLAYLISTS]

manny wrote:

Love that one!

Symphony X - Iconoclast
Mastodon - The Hunter
KISS - Sonic Boom
V/A - Emerald: A Tribute To The Wild One

Iced Earth - ALIVE IN ATHENS
Savatage - HANDFUL OF RAIN
Judas Priest - HELL BENT FOR LEATHER
Dee Snider - NEVER LET THE BASTARDS WEAR YOU DOWN
Saxon - STRONG ARM OF THE LAW
Rose - HEALING

Still crankin' the classics:

Rhapsody - Symphony of Enchanted Lands
Stones - Beggars Banquet
Toby Hitchcock - Mercurys Down
Anubis Gate - S/T
Nelson - Lighting Strikes Twice
Omen - THe Curse/Nightmares
Rainbow - Down to Earth
alice Cooper - Welcome 2 My Nightmare

tohostudios wrote:

manny wrote:

Love that one!

Phil Collins is better

DeathCult wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

manny wrote:

Love that one!

Phil Collins is better

I'll admit he is better at sounding like a whiny beotch.

tohostudios wrote:

DeathCult wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

manny wrote:

Love that one!

Phil Collins is better

I'll admit he is better at sounding like a whiny beotch.

ooo, I think Brett's got him pretty well beat on crying tough. A Poison album is like being stuck in the john with nothing to read except a Cosmo. and both of them could probably tell you how to dress to please your man

DeathCult wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

DeathCult wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

manny wrote:

Love that one!

Phil Collins is better

I'll admit he is better at sounding like a whiny beotch.

ooo, I think Brett's got him pretty well beat on crying tough. A Poison album is like being stuck in the john with nothing to read except a Cosmo. and both of them could probably tell you how to dress to please your man

Maybe. But I find Phil waaaaay more sonically annoying. The man sounds like he has a perpetual sinus infection. Couple that with his sappy ballads like "Against All Odds" and I'll readily forgive Brett his almost equally annoying "Every Rose Has A Thorn".

tohostudios wrote:

DeathCult wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

DeathCult wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

manny wrote:

Love that one!

Phil Collins is better

I'll admit he is better at sounding like a whiny beotch.

ooo, I think Brett's got him pretty well beat on crying tough. A Poison album is like being stuck in the john with nothing to read except a Cosmo. and both of them could probably tell you how to dress to please your man

Maybe. But I find Phil waaaaay more sonically annoying. The man sounds like he has a perpetual sinus infection. Couple that with his sappy ballads like "Against All Odds" and I'll readily forgive Brett his almost equally annoying "Every Rose Has A Thorn".

Most of what I actually like he did in Genesis, I hate all the crap you're talking about, but that Poison album is awful and I just felt like busting your stones. "Every Rose" is pretty forgiveable. "Unskinny Bop" makes me want to drown kittens though.

I can actually listen to Genesis when Peter Gabriel was in the band. They lose me though with Phil. And I like Gabriel solo much better than anything Genesis ever did.



Still like "Flesh and Blood" too so laugh away...

Maybe we can talk about Warrant's "Cherry Pie" next; another album I like that's infamous among metalheads.

For intance, I think this is a masterpiece; completely genre-defying. I think I'll dig this one out tomorrow while I'm binging on "Toho classics".

tohostudios wrote:

I can actually listen to Genesis when Peter Gabriel was in the band. They lose me though with Phil. And I like Gabriel solo much better than anything Genesis ever did.



Still like "Flesh and Blood" too so laugh away...

Maybe we can talk about Warrant's "Cherry Pie" next; another album I like that's infamous among metalheads.

My likes when it comes to glam is kinda weird, most of it is overly glossed cookie cutter crap. However some of it I love (Dokken, Ratt, Vinnie Vincent Invasion) "Cherry Pie" is a pretty good album for what it is, just not something I'd reach for to listen to on a regular basis.

tohostudios wrote:

For intance, I think this is a masterpiece; completely genre-defying. I think I'll dig this one out tomorrow while I'm binging on "Toho classics".

And this is actually my favorite album of all time, but most people don't get it either, oh well.

I start BOC-love with Agents Of Fortune. Starting with that album I can find something to love on all subsequent albums. Something about their earlier works puts me off. I think it's the fact that I think that stuff sounds really dated. But then "production values" have always been a major issue for me with BOC. Even the "remasters" of albums like "Spectres" still sound like crap; to my ears.

I wish someone would remaster BOC the way the new Pink Floyd remasters have been done; those things sound great.

tohostudios wrote:

I start BOC-love with Agents Of Fortune. Starting with that album I can find something to love on all subsequent albums. Something about their earlier works puts me off. I think it's the fact that I think that stuff sounds really dated. But then "production values" have always been a major issue for me with BOC. Even the "remasters" of albums like "Spectres" still sound like crap; to my ears.

I wish someone would remaster BOC the way the new Pink Floyd remasters have been done; those things sound great.

I love all the murk and the reverb on the "black & white" era albums, adds alot to the feel of those records. Remasters are ok, but those albums sound best on vinyl. Dated huh? I still don't think time has caught up to those records.

BTW, thanks for the inspiration DC. I was wondering what to listen to on my way into work tomorrow and I think the "Melting Face" album from Peter Gabriel totally fits my mood right now.

Razor - Malicious Intent

Peter Gabriel - Best Of