PLAYLISTS 2014

Expanded Edition

13 - Black Sabbath

Thelemech wrote:

13 - Black Sabbath

I listened to that earlier as well.

The Sword - Apocryphon
Thin Lizzy - Johnny The Fox
Lucero - Texas & Tennessee
Grand Magus - The Hunt
Anthrax - Armed And Dangerous
Immortal Bird - Akrasia

The "new" E.L.O. song "Long Black Road" is a cool little rocker, the soundtrack also features a new recording of 10538 Overture and a solo Jeff Lynne song.  

House of Lords--Cartesian Dreams
Testament--Dark Roots of Earth
Reckless Love--Born To Break Your Heart EP
Outloud--Love Catastrophe
Outloud--More Catastrophe EP

Dug up my Alton Ellis albums and figured I'd start with 'The Best Of' as a refresher. Alton is basically the Rocksteady/Reggae version of Otis Redding, Sam Cooke and Brenton Wood.

UGLY KID JOE:STAIRWAY TO HELL CD
BOMBUS:THE POET AND THE PARROT CD
DEATH ANGEL:SONIC GERMAN BEATDOWN LIVE AT ROCK HARD FESTIVAL  YOU TUBE
RIOT:SON OF SOCIETY CD
CIRCLE II CIRCLE:SEASONS WILL FALL CD
DEATH ANGEL:KILLING SEASON
ONSLAUGHT:THE SOUND OF VIOLENCE CD
AC/DC:BACK IN BLACK CD
THE CULT:SONIC TEMPLE CD

Thin Lizzy - Renegade
Thin Lizzy - Black Rose

Serpents Unleashed - Skeletonwitch

S.D. wrote:

The "new" E.L.O. song "Long Black Road" is a cool little rocker, the soundtrack also features a new recording of 10538 Overture and a solo Jeff Lynne song.  

I like that!

today
4th January 1967
a break thru album was born and i must play it again on vinyl !
brand new vinyl 180g.

Kreator- Coma of Souls

Best of Diamond Dogs

(77 track comp I created New Year's Day while watching bowl games)

That Kinks album is my favorite by them.  

I think I've told this story before but when I was in college, we used to frequent this real hole-in-the-wall dive bar called The Elbow Room because they had 10 cent per glass beer for happy hour.  They also hired local bands to play and our favorite was called NightRider.  NightRider would play mostly covers but they also sprinkled in some originals.  Most of their sets opened with a song about somebody lamenting the fact that they couldn't find their favorite DJ on the radio anymore.

Anyway, my friend and I saw this band so many times that we eventually started helping them unload their equipment and set up.  We finally asked them if the song they typically opened with was a cover or an original and they told us it was "Round the Dial" by The Kinks.  I went out and bought "Give The People What They Want" the next day.  

So, beside the fact that the songs on that album are simply great, I also have that memory attached to it hence it's my favorite.   

tohostudios wrote:

That Kinks album is my favorite by them.  

I think I've told this story before but when I was in college, we used to frequent this real hole-in-the-wall dive bar called The Elbow Room because they had 10 cent per glass beer for happy hour.  They also hired local bands to play and our favorite was called NightRider.  NightRider would play mostly covers but they also sprinkled in some originals.  Most of their sets opened with a song about somebody lamenting the fact that they couldn't find their favorite DJ on the radio anymore.

Anyway, my friend and I saw this band so many times that we eventually started helping them unload their equipment and set up.  We finally asked them if the song they typically opened with was a cover or an original and they told us it was "Round the Dial" by The Kinks.  I went out and bought "Give The People What They Want" the next day.  

So, beside the fact that the songs on that album are simply great, I also have that memory attached to it hence it's my favorite.   

Thanks for sharing that great story, this one of my favorite albums by the Kinks also, and was first Kinks album I heard, our rock radio station at the time was going thru a 'college rock format', they played what at the time was off center bands such as Talking Heads, Adam and the Ants, sprinkled with your usual Led Zeppelin's etc, the one song from classic rock band that made the cut for that special format was then Kinks single 'Destroyer'

George Lynch--Kill All Control
Lynch Mob--Sound Mountain Sessions EP