PLAYLISTS 2012

Townes Van Zandt - Our Mother the Mountain

Testament: Dark Roots of Earth
Loudness: Eve to Dawn
Joey Ramone: ...Ya Know?

KISS-Paul Stanley
KISS-Gene Simmons
KISS-Peter Criss
KISS-Ace Frehley

Spinal Tap - Break Like the Wind
Slayer - Hell Awaits
Metallica - ...And Justice For All
Rainbow - Straight Between the Eyes
Rush - Moving Pictures

Today on the elliptical :

Primal Fear - Cold Day In Hell
Malice - Circle Of Fire
Queensryche - Roads To Madness
Megadeth - Hangar 18
Onslaught - Power Play
Dio - Sunset Superman

DallasBlack wrote:

Kudos on 1 & 3!

tohostudios wrote:

Kudos on 1 & 3!

That Towers Of London CD was freakin' infectious! Only cost my about $4 and I had no clue of who they were but it was pretty obvious they would be some kind of glam/sleeze band. When I checked in the threads for them I read you high praise for it and knew I made a good blind purchase. Do they have other albums and is there any other punk influenced sleeze comparable to it? More like this is wanted (it's like Hanoi Rocks but with more hook and memorability-not a knock on HR, but their music tended to blend together after a while at least in the handful of CDs I had).

Watching the Led Zep DVD "Celebration Day" this week re-affirmed my appreciation for John Paul Jones, one of the most underrated bassist/keyboardists. Enjoying hearing him groove along with Dave Grohl.

Bonham-Disregard For Timekeeping
Keel-The Final Frontier
Black n Blue-Nasty Nasty
California's Best Metal Complilation

Katatonia - Dead End Kings

DallasBlack wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Kudos on 1 & 3!

That Towers Of London CD was freakin' infectious! Only cost my about $4 and I had no clue of who they were but it was pretty obvious they would be some kind of glam/sleeze band. When I checked in the threads for them I read you high praise for it and knew I made a good blind purchase. Do they have other albums and is there any other punk influenced sleeze comparable to it? More like this is wanted (it's like Hanoi Rocks but with more hook and memorability-not a knock on HR, but their music tended to blend together after a while at least in the handful of CDs I had).

The Towers have one other album that I know of, "Fizzy Pop" and I think it's even catchier.

Off the top of my head, other similar bands might be The Hellacopters, Backyard Babies and Soho Roses.

Jethro Tull - Stand Up (LP)