PLAYLISTS 2013

That New Wave thread in the other forum got me revisitinng my alt/punk stuff. The latest is:

tohostudios wrote:

I can seriously understand why heroin addicts turn to something like skydiving to try to equal the rush they get from drugs. Nothing like it. You have to do it to appreciate it.

Then I shall never appreciate it. I get virtigo on a ladder at 10 feet .

DallasBlack wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

I can seriously understand why heroin addicts turn to something like skydiving to try to equal the rush they get from drugs. Nothing like it. You have to do it to appreciate it.

Then I shall never appreciate it. I get virtigo on a ladder at 10 feet .

But that's the point: overcoming your fears.

It's funny because when you first tumble out of the plane your brain screams "What the F*** are you F***'n doing?!?!?!?" But it's just so freakin' exhilerating that the feeling simply can't be described. Especially once the chute pops and you realize you're going to be OK.

tohostudios wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

I can seriously understand why heroin addicts turn to something like skydiving to try to equal the rush they get from drugs. Nothing like it. You have to do it to appreciate it.

Then I shall never appreciate it. I get virtigo on a ladder at 10 feet .

But that's the point: overcoming your fears.

It's funny because when you first tumble out of the plane your brain screams "What the F*** are you F***'n doing?!?!?!?" But it's just so freakin' exhilerating that the feeling simply can't be described. Especially once the chute pops and you realize you're going to be OK.

I'd rather just avoid my fears altogether thank you.

DallasBlack wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

I can seriously understand why heroin addicts turn to something like skydiving to try to equal the rush they get from drugs. Nothing like it. You have to do it to appreciate it.

Then I shall never appreciate it. I get virtigo on a ladder at 10 feet .

But that's the point: overcoming your fears.

It's funny because when you first tumble out of the plane your brain screams "What the F*** are you F***'n doing?!?!?!?" But it's just so freakin' exhilerating that the feeling simply can't be described. Especially once the chute pops and you realize you're going to be OK.

I'd rather just avoid my fears altogether thank you.

Yeah, personally I found that you have to get to the "I don't give a s*** what happens" point before you go through with it. If I had a family for instance, I don't think I'd have ever jumped out of a plane.

tohostudios wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

I can seriously understand why heroin addicts turn to something like skydiving to try to equal the rush they get from drugs. Nothing like it. You have to do it to appreciate it.

Then I shall never appreciate it. I get virtigo on a ladder at 10 feet .

But that's the point: overcoming your fears.

It's funny because when you first tumble out of the plane your brain screams "What the F*** are you F***'n doing?!?!?!?" But it's just so freakin' exhilerating that the feeling simply can't be described. Especially once the chute pops and you realize you're going to be OK.

I'd rather just avoid my fears altogether thank you.

Yeah, personally I found that you have to get to the "I don't give a s*** what happens" point before you go through with it. If I had a family for instance, I don't think I'd have ever jumped out of a plane.

I had to sit on the tarmack for 6 hours with a severe hangover before the weather cleared up good enough. And that was AFTER fretting about it for 3 months. I am sure there is some military on this board that is laughing at me n Toho, but whatever. That was seriously intense. I also bungied off the 300' Queenstown Bridge in New Zealand, but only took about 15 minutes to set up that and leap. That was a couple of years before the skydive, which is good - cuz I do not think I would have been able to jump out of the plane with out the experience of bungying first.

Bill Wyman Rhythm Kings-Anyway the wind blows
Bill Wyman Rhythm Kings-Groovin
Bill Wyman Rhythm Kings-Just For a Thrill

King Crimson - Islands (DVD-A)

Between the Buried and Me - Colors_Live (Disc 1)


Peter Gabriel - So

Fear Factory - Demanufacture

All this talk....

HammerFall - Glory to the Brave
The Donnas - Bitchin'
Ramones - NYC 1978 (King Biscuit Flower Hour)

Today on the elliptical :

Vinnie Vincent Invasion - Twisted
Helloween - Crazy Cat
Vicious Rumors - Warball
Black Sabbath - Lady Evil
Savatage - Nothing's Going On
Loudness - The Power Of Truth
Metalium - Heroes Failed

This is where my head is at today

Currently on record two, side one of (4 album box set)


Then its on to...

Steven Wilson - Get All You Deserve: Live in Mexico City

Graveyard - Lights Out

S.D. wrote:

Graveyard - Lights Out

Someone FB recommended these guys to me, need to check them out

Judas Priest - Turbo
Rush - Counterparts
Evergrey - Recreation Day
Black Sabbath - The Best Of (Tony Martin era comp.)

Featuring "Kiss Like A Nun":

Cauchemar - La Vierge Noire
Daylight Dies - Dismantling Devotion
Opeth - Blackwater Park

2pac-All Eyez On Me

N/P
Malmsteen- Alchemy