PLAYLISTS 2012

Wurthless wrote:

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.

For the Fish ones, I absolutly love Misplaced Childhood and Clutching At Straws (my all time favorite Marillion album). Hey, at least you're not one of those douchebags who whine and b*tch about Hogarth fronting Marillion (despite the fact Hogarth has been with them 3 times longer than Fish was).

DallasBlack wrote:

Hey, at least you're not one of those douchebags who whine and b*tch about Hogarth fronting Marillion (despite the fact Hogarth has been with them 3 times longer than Fish was).

If I recall correctly, my first Marillion album was Brave, so I've always liked Hogarth. He's a great singer, and I think his voice fits their sound perfectly.

And on that note:

Wurthless wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

Hey, at least you're not one of those douchebags who whine and b*tch about Hogarth fronting Marillion (despite the fact Hogarth has been with them 3 times longer than Fish was).

If I recall correctly, my first Marillion album was Brave, so I've always liked Hogarth. He's a great singer, and I think his voice fits their sound perfectly.

And on that note:

Yeah, Hogarth has a great voice. However, my Marillion listening only goes up to marillion.com. I just couldn't get into Anoraknophobia and lost track of them. Ever heard Fish's solo albums? Some great stuff right there!

DallasBlack wrote:

Wurthless wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

Hey, at least you're not one of those douchebags who whine and b*tch about Hogarth fronting Marillion (despite the fact Hogarth has been with them 3 times longer than Fish was).

If I recall correctly, my first Marillion album was Brave, so I've always liked Hogarth. He's a great singer, and I think his voice fits their sound perfectly.

And on that note:

Yeah, Hogarth has a great voice. However, my Marillion listening only goes up to marillion.com. I just couldn't get into Anoraknophobia and lost track of them. Ever heard Fish's solo albums? Some great stuff right there!

I think I've heard his first one, but not in a long while. I'll have to queue that one up as well!

I don't have a whole lot (mostly the latter stuff) but I can recommend:

Sunsets On Empire
Raingod's With Zippos
Fellini Days
Field Of Crowes

Today:

Tourniquet - Stop the Bleeding
Armageddon - The Money Mask
Tourniquet - Psychosurgery
Undercover - Balance of Power

followed by:



McLaughlin leads a trio featuring Elvin Jones through a nice selection of John Coltrane tunes (or tunes associated with Coltrane). The only drawback is McLaughlin's overly processed guitar tone, but that was "the thing" in the 90s.

Today on the elliptical :

Onslaught - Lord Of Evil
Lizzy Borden - Psychodrama
Overkill - Bleed Me
Yngwie Malmsteen - Another Time
Overkill - The Goal Is Your Soul
EZO - Big Changes

Tesla - Mechanical Resonance
L.A. Guns - S/T
Rainbow - Straight Between the Eyes

S.D. wrote:

That's something I need to dig out of a box

Just what the doctor ordered

and now:

Wurthless wrote:

and now:

Excellent album...have not heard that one in a long time.

Despite the title this is not a 'Best Of' but rather the 4th Jamaican release from The Wailers released in 1971 but recorded during '69-'70 before the band's involvement with Lee 'Scratch' Perry.

Bob Seger-Night Moves
Sweet-Desolation Blvd.
Aerosmith-Draw The Line
Uriah Heep-The Magician's Birthday

Now:



On deck:

Beardfish - Destined Solitaire