PLAYLISTS 2013

Now:

Man I'd forgotten what a brilliant record this is. Not a hint of a dud on the whole record! 

The 2 CD version

akeldama wrote:

Love this album! Not their best, but hella intense.

Had a long-ass trip yesterday, 13 hours on the road:

Megadeth - Super Collider (This one's starting to wear on me, though)
Sabbath - 13
Pretty Maids - Pandemonium
VH - II
Overkill - Horrorscope
Accept - Restless & Wild
Testament - Dark Roots of the Earth
Satan - Life Sentence
Deep Purple - Now What?!
Deep Purple - Burn
Steely Dan - AJA (traditionally the first album on when I head home)
Clarke, Di Meola, Ponty - Rite of Strings
Cannonball Adderley - Somethin' Else
Some Art Blakey
Star Trek II score

Right now it's Sabbath - Mob Rules.

Sex Slaves - Call Of The Wild

Yes, I have spent the whole day just lounging around listening to music, I've had a grueling work week and I deserve it 

Boris2008 wrote:

Yes, I have spent the whole day just lounging around listening to music, I've had a grueling work week and I deserve it 

That looks like a cool concert, I knew that they released an EP but didn't know there was film footage of it.

I'm just listening to the iTunes download, but there is film footage on YouTube. It's a really interesting mixture, like this!

Boris2008 wrote:

I'm just listening to the iTunes download, but there is film footage on YouTube. It's a really interesting mixture, like this!

I kind of like that. I work with a lot of Indian folks and I've come to have an appreciation of their music. But I like it "Westernized" better.

tohostudios wrote:

Boris2008 wrote:

I'm just listening to the iTunes download, but there is film footage on YouTube. It's a really interesting mixture, like this!

I kind of like that.  I work with a lot of Indian folks and I've come to have an appreciation of their music.  But I like it "Westernized" better.  

Here is the studio version of "Devil's Spoke" from Marling's second album.

Now is possibly the point in the evening when i stop posting what I'm listening to on a metal forum 

Boris2008 wrote:

Now is possibly the point in the evening when i stop posting what I'm listening to on a metal forum 

Don't feel bad, most of what I post in this thread doesn't actually belong on a "metal board".

Pulsar - Memory Ashes (amazing totally unknown prog rock that is actually from this last decade)
Dark Angel - Darkness Descends

exact33 wrote:

Believe it or not I saw Sha Na Na in concert in the late 70s. They had Dr. Hook opening for them!

Yesterday:

 





 

and watched disc 2 of :

Today on the elliptical :

Queensryche - Queen Of The Reich
Heathen - Prisoner Of Fate
Primal Fear - The Healer
Lizzy Borden - Hell Is For Heroes
Seven Witches - We Are The Coven
Helloween - Born On Judgment Day