PLAYLISTS 2012

Arch/Matheos - Sympathetic Resonance

Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick: 40th Anniversary Edition

Blizzard of Oz
Diary Of A Madman
Mr. Crowley Live (EP)
Speak Of The Devil
Bark At The Moon

SpectreFate wrote:

Howz that Brian ?

James B. wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

Howz that Brian ?

Really good melodic rock. Sadly, I'd never have heard of it if ShawnOfFire wasn't the vocalist.

SpectreFate wrote:

Really good melodic rock. Sadly, I'd never have heard of it if ShawnOfFire wasn't the vocalist.

That's why I inquired, never heard oof it.

Good for Shawn

The Jeff Scott Soto/Ripper Owens of the unknown indie world

Starting off today's playlist with some:

LP


Cassette


CD

SpectreFate wrote:

James B. wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

Howz that Brian ?

Really good melodic rock. Sadly, I'd never have heard of it if ShawnOfFire wasn't the vocalist.

I have all those Melodicrock comps(exceppt, the latest. I gotta get those) and I think Shawn is on a few of them.

Before:


I got this album in 2004 and this is the first time listening to it all the way through. I listened to about half when I got it and it dissapeared. I think I put it in the case left the case in the car and the disc somehow got loose and fell out somewhere because I never found the disc. I've kept hold of the case in case it ever showed up (which it never did). When PRD offered to send me copies of albums I lost when my back-up drive crashed I had him include this one and 8 years later I finally get to hear the whole thing .

Now:

...
...or until my MP3 player dies (on it's last bar-haven't recharged it in a few days).

Today on the elliptical :

Metalium - Earth In Pain
KISS - Trial By Fire
Rage - I Can't Control Myself
Black Sabbath - When Death Calls
Reverend - Power Of Persuasion
Judas Priest - Let Us Prey/Call Of The Priest
Nuclear Assault - Cold Steel
Loudness - 1000 Eyes

MP3 Player lasted longer than I thought it would. Ended today's playlist with:

Rush-debut
Aerosmith-debut
KISS-debut
Ted Nugent-debut
Blue Oyster Cult-debut

now:

Wurthless wrote:

The first Hogarth and the first Fish Marillion albums. Yet IMO, while the first Hogarth album was the best of that era, Script was the weakest of the Fish era. However, it is still a good album.

DallasBlack wrote:

Wurthless wrote:

The first Hogarth and the first Fish Marillion albums. Yet IMO, while the first Hogarth album was the best of that era, Script was the weakest of the Fish era. However, it is still a good album.

It's strange how opinions vary, isn't it? I much prefer Brave to Season's End (even though SE has my favorite Marillion track); and I much prefer Script to Fugazi and Misplaced Childhood. I probably need to give that one another spin though, as I haven't listened to it in a long while.