What????

Was the album or artist or band that you listened to over the holidays that you have not heard in5, 10, 20, [???] years? For me, I just cranks the Crucified's Pillars of Humanity and bounced around my office for an hour or so.

Looks like right after this on my iTunes is Crucif*ck - Ubermensch. Looking forward to letting all this play out for a while!

I cranked the Del-Lords' "Based On A True Story".

I've had their "Best Of" comp for years and used to hear various tracks off this album back in the mid 80s when I worked in TN and listened to Vanderbilt's radio station. I didn't even know this thing ever received a proper CD release until a few weeks ago.

Once I got it last week, I cranked the hell out of it. This album is mostly known for the semi-hit "Judas' Kiss" but there's a lot more to it than that.

heh, i just heard Six Feet Deep's Struggle album for the first time in like 10 years or so this past weekend. i started to create a thread just like this, but got drunk & forgot about it.

I played And Justice for All recently, can't remember the last time I played the whole album. Sounded pretty good.

Played The Meices-Dirty Bird. Stellar album and now my daughter has appropriated the cd.

I listened to "Doomsday For The Deceiver" over the holidays, first time I've heard that album since the late 80s. It was a fun nostalgic listen.

Just listened to Katmandu's debut from 1991 for the first time in 20 years. WOW! what a good album it is.

SpectreFate wrote:

Just listened to Katmandu's debut from 1991 for the first time in 20 years. WOW! what a good album it is.

Is that with Dave King on the mic ?

Pulled out everything I have from The Accused...was on some kind of weird Northwest breast beating trip and came out with everything else from the local scene that I could possibly think of. Something about their album art, lyric humor, etc is f*cking addicting.

James B. wrote:

Is that with Dave King on the mic ?

Sure is. One of rock's greatest voices.

SpectreFate wrote:

James B. wrote:

Is that with Dave King on the mic ?

Sure is. One of rock's greatest voices.

Thanks Brian.....

I had this in my hands at a swap meet in No. Calif. Dude wanted too much cash for it.

pulled out some Atrophy after a long long time. It is a lot better than I remember.

Whiplash, Power and Pain.

What an album, just awesome!

Some Stupids too, great band (although perhaps not metal enough for this forum)

Helstar - Nosferatu

Metalwargod

Casanova's self titled album

Not much recently, but these piqued my interest years after the first listen left me cold:

Testament-The Gathering
Fates Warning-Awaken The Guardian
Helloween-Walls Of Jericho

Monster Magnet's Powertrip is getting a lot of spins from me recently. Of course, that could be due to the fact that I've been too lazy to swap out the CDs I've been carrying around in my knapsack for some fresh ones, so I've been listening to the same dozen or so for about the past two weeks

Tourniquet- PsychoSurgery and Believer - Dimensions. I have not listened to Dimensions since high school and it was ok but not mind blowing, still better than I remembered tho. I still prefer Sanity Obscure by a large margin. The Tourniquet album was amazing as usual. I need to spin this one WAAAAY more often than I do. It has been a few years since I have listened to it.

S.D. wrote:

I listened to "Doomsday For The Deceiver" over the holidays, first time I've heard that album since the late 80s. It was a fun nostalgic listen.

I've got it on full blast, brother Hammerheaddddddddddddddddddd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh, yeah, the thread: Listened to all of Overkills entire catalogue. Black Sabbath Mob Rules. Def Leppard High And Dry. A lot of Alice. Iron Maiden with Diano, and a ton of Juda Priest. The rest was non-metal like Don Felder, Gerry Rafferty, that sort of thing. Oh, and Donna Summers (I love the 'I feel Love' track.)

I went back to the archives today and pulled out:

Impellitteri - Stand in Line
Stone - No Aneathesia

exact33 wrote:

I went back to the archives today and pulled out:

Impellitteri - Stand in Line

Fat Freddy wrote:

I've been carrying around in my knapsack

You have a KnapSack? Are you keeping tator tots in there? I guess it ISN'T always sunny in Philadelphia - at least not on Freddy's junk! Vote for Pedro Freddy!

Someone get FF some chapstick, it's cold outside.

I recently got back into Meliah Rage after not listening to them in maybe 20 years.