PLAYLISTS 2012

Listening to the audio CD of this DVD/CD combo:

(ONLY THE GAMMA RAY CONCERT)

This last week:

Accept - Blood of the Nations
Avantasia - The Metal Opera part 1
Blaze - Blood & Belief
Brainstorm - Metus Mortis
C.O.E. - Metal
Machine Head - Burn My Eyes
Machines of Grace - s/t
Mastedon - 3
Nevermore - Enemies of Reality
Paradox - Heresy
Parish - Envision
Petra - On Fire
Pretty Maids - Spooked
Primal Fear - Jaws of Death
Rage - Trapped!
Redemption - Origins of Ruin
Rhapsody of Fire - Triumph or Agony
Rob Rock - Holy Hell
Sacred Warrior - Classics
Scariot - Strange to Numbers
Septer - Transgression
Steel Prophet - Genesis
Temple of Blood - Overlord
Thunder Rider - Tales of Light and Darkness Chapter I
Trouble - Psalm 9
Veni Domine - Fall Babylon Fall
Viper - Theater of Fate
Vyndykator - Heaven Sent From Hell
Warbringer - War Without End
Whitecross - In The Kingdom
Wig Wam - Non Stop Rock 'n' Roll
Zillion - s/t

Today on the elliptical :

Stratovarius - A Million Light Years Away
Flotsam And Jetsam - Iron Tears
Running Wild - Little Big Horn
Armored Saint - Control Issues
Nuclear Assault - Live Suffer Die
KISS - Dark Light
Nevermore - The Sorrowed Man
Metal Church - Merciless Onslaught

springozzy wrote:

Time for a little rap

I remember Ed the Sock, who used to be on MuchMusic (Canada's equivalent to MTV), once did a report on the history of rap music.

He had a segment on 2Pac, and said, "In 2001, 2Pac's fifth posthumous album, Until the End of Time, debuted at #1, making him the most successful deceased musician since Keith Richards."

The Pineapple Thief - Little Man.

Heartbreaking yet hopeful album dealing with the loss of a child, quite an emotional journey. Highly recommended.

Required Fields wrote:

springozzy wrote:

Time for a little rap

I remember Ed the Sock, who used to be on MuchMusic (Canada's equivalent to MTV), once did a report on the history of rap music.

He had a segment on 2Pac, and said, "In 2001, 2Pac's fifth posthumous album, Until the End of Time, debuted at #1, making him the most successful deceased musician since Keith Richards."

deceased musician since Keith Richards

Witchfinder wrote:

Nice!

Wurthless wrote:

awesome!!!


today for me:

exact33 wrote:

excelent stuff

James B. wrote:

exact33 wrote:

excelent stuff

my first foray into Lightin. I like his music.

exact33 wrote:

James B. wrote:

exact33 wrote:

excelent stuff

my first foray into Lightin. I like his music.

have ya checked out Rev. Gary Davis or Elmore James ?

James B. wrote:

exact33 wrote:

James B. wrote:

exact33 wrote:

excelent stuff

my first foray into Lightin. I like his music.

have ya checked out Rev. Gary Davis or Elmore James ?

not yet. Just ordered another Lightin album - Cadillac Man.

Getting geared up for the Storm Corrosion album which comes out Tuesday...

earlier:


now:

Steven Wilson - Grace For Drowning (blu-ray)

NP:

Witchfinder wrote:

A classic and a top 10 album in my opinion. LOve itttttttttttttttttt.!!!!