PLAYLISTS 2013

Axtion - Look Out for the Night

Enforcer - Death By Fire

Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden
The Scorpions - Lonesome Crow
The Scorpions - Virgin Killer
Orbital - In Sides

Afghan Whigs - Gentlemen

Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy


E.L.O. & O.N.J. - Xanadu


E.L.O. - Time

Today on the elliptical :

Nevermore - The Sorrowed Man
Helstar - Genius Of Insanity
Nuclear Assault - The Other Side
Metal Church - Highway Star
Vicious Rumors -R.L.H.
Dio - Master Of The Moon
Omen - Into The Ground
Laaz Rockit - The Omen

King Crimson - Lizard (2010 Steven Wilson remix)

Stryper - To Hell With the Devil, In God We Trust
Ratt - S/T (1999)
Tesla - Mechanical Resonance

This one is "okay" but I don't think they had really solidified their sound on these first two albums. You can hear all their influences but they hadn't successfully assimilated them into their own conception yet. The first two records aren't bad, just disappointing compared to what they accomplished on Rapid Eye Movement and beyond. Riverside is one of those few bands that I think have been consistently improving and their most recent album "Shrine Of New Generation Slaves" is by far their best album yet.

Ben Harper - Fight for Your Mind


and now:

Nick Drake - Pink Moon

Accept-Metal Blast From The Past

Wurthless wrote:

Nick Drake - Pink Moon

Pink Moon is great, but I think Five Leaves Left is his definitive album...and also one of the best singer/songwriter albums of all-time.

Pagan Metal from Portugal

Today on the elliptical :

Savatage - Hard For Love
Kix - Blow My Fuse
Seven Witches - Knowledge
Dio - Why Are They Watching Me
Overkill - Until I Die
Yngwie Malmsteen - I'll See The Light Tonight
Metallica - Blitzkrieg
Loudness - The Power Of Love

Pinnick Gales Pridgen (2013)


The first single they released is actually one of the weakest tracks on the album, this is a monster record! Wishing Well and Black Jeans are two of Pinnick's best epic tracks.

S.D. wrote:

Wurthless wrote:

Nick Drake - Pink Moon

Pink Moon is great, but I think Five Leaves Left is his definitive album...and also one of the best singer/songwriter albums of all-time.

Pink Moon is the only one I've listened to a ton. I've heard the first two, but I wasn't nearly impressed with them as I was with Pink Moon. I really like the stripped down, just guitar and vocals approach of it.

I probably should listen to those other two again, though.