PLAYLISTS 2012

Last night:

Before:


Outstanding MHR/AOR album. After all these years Danger Danger still has 'it'.

Now:

Rush-2112
Rush-A Farewell To Kings
Rush-hemispheres
UFO-The Essential UFO
MSG-The Essentail MSG
Thin Lizzy-Dedication

Only have a cd player out in the shop

Today on the elliptical :

Van Halen - Humans Being
Dream Evil - By My Side
Stratovarius - Eagleheart
Lizzy Borden - Roll Over And Play Dead
Vicious Rumors - Invader
Angel Dust - The Human Bondage
Rage - Turn The Page
AC/DC - Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution

Anathema - Hindsight

Rest of what I listened to today:


If you like Epica, you'll like this one. If not, you won't. Though they do seem to have more guitar solos than previous albums (a rareity in symphonic metal).

NP:

DallasBlack wrote:

Rest of what I listened to today:


If you like Epica, you'll like this one. If not, you won't. Though they do seem to have more guitar solos than previous albums (a rareity in symphonic metal).

How much growling DB?

Today on the elliptical :

Metal Church - Cannot Tell A Lie
Loudness - Dogsh!t
Savatage - Temptation Revelation
Yngwie Malmsteen - Fire
TNT - End Of The Line
Accept - Love Child
Queensryche - The Killing Words
KISS - Talk To Me

Accept - Objection Overruled (really a forgotten gem, inho)
Alice Cooper - Along Came A Spider
Artch - For The Sake of Mankind
Barren Cross - Hotter Than Hell Live
Arch/Matheos - Sympathetic Resonance
Brainstorm - Liquid Monster
Black Sabbath - New Britain, CT 1994
Conception - Flow
Dionysus - Fairlytales & Reality
Doomsword - My Name Will Live On
Dream Evil - Evilized
Dream Theater - Images & Words
Faith Factor - Against a Darkened Sky
Hell - Human Remains
Fifth Angel - s/t
Hibria - Defying The Rules
In Flames - Clayman
Kamelot - Poetry For The Poisened
King Kobra - III
Mortification - Scribe of the Pentateuch
Quiet Riot - Metal Health
Riot - Nightbreaker
V/A - Holy Dio: A Tributo to the Voice of Metal - Ronnie James Dio
Unisonic - s/t

tohostudios wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

Rest of what I listened to today:


If you like Epica, you'll like this one. If not, you won't. Though they do seem to have more guitar solos than previous albums (a rareity in symphonic metal).

How much growling DB?

I'd say no more than your average Epica album. It might be too much for you, but I'm not quite sure what your tolerance level is.

Probably one of the most beautifully simplistic hard rock albums in history, everything pared down to it's essence, nothing extraneous, just great songs and killer jams.

Excellent live EP (4 songs totaling 44 minutes) of Camel live in 1972, prior to the release of their debut album.

Perfect listening for a lazy Sunday

Hendrix - Electric Ladyland

also this record is starting to become an addiction for me. Love finding stuff long after the fact and being left wondering "where has this album been all my life".

Dead Moon - Crack In The System

exact33 wrote:

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