PLAYLISTS 2014

Gamma Ray: Insanity and Genius

Tesla - Into the Now
Dio - The Very Beast Of, Vol. 2
Blue Oyster Cult - Fire of Unknown Origin

Van Halen: Women and Children First

Jacob's Dream: Theater of War

Amon Amarth - Twilight of the Thunder God
Amon Amarth - Surtur Rising
Amon Amarth - Deceiver of the Gods
Soulfly - Conquer
Huntress- Starbound Beast
Hirax - New Age of Terror
Sabaton - Heroes
Down - Down IV pt II
Hatriot - Dawn of the New Centurion

Solitude - Poisoned Population: The Complete Collection (1987-1994)
Titanic - Maiden Voyage
Deep Purple - When We Rock, We Rock and When We Roll, We Roll

Ordained Fate: Ordained Fate

Oil: Refine

Barren Cross: Rock for the King

Boris2008 wrote:

How is that?  The only album I have by him is Saint Julian which I bought because of "World Shut Your Mouth" and "Trampolene".

Kreator--Extreme Aggression
Slayer--South of Heaven
Halestorm--Halestorm
Halestorm--Reanimate: The Covers EP

Savatage: Gutter Ballet

Slayer--Seasons in the Abyss
Slayer--Divine Intervention
Slayer--Undisputed Atitude

tohostudios wrote:

Boris2008 wrote:

How is that?  The only album I have by him is Saint Julian which I bought because of "World Shut Your Mouth" and "Trampolene".

I won't speak for Boris on this one, but what I've heard of Fried indicates that it's one of Julian's best.  

I have some comps and the deluxe eds of Peggy Suicide, which is a totally @%$#ing brilliant record, and Jehovahkill, which has moments, but is probably one of those "You'll enjoy it more if you're an angry pagan/atheist" deals.  

Sometimes, dear Julian disappears up his own ass a bit much for my liking and Jehovahkill was the start of the trend of him seeing himself as some grand sage who rocked as hard as Iggy Pop (Here's a hint: NOBODY rocks as hard as Iggy).  Most of what came before that album is solid from what I've heard though.

Body Count - Born Dead
Bruce Dickinson - Tyranny of Souls

On the elliptical today :

Rage - Love And Fear Unite
Iron Maiden - Running Free
Tesla - Love Me
Impellitteri - Kingdom Fighter
Overkill - It Lives
KISS - Save Your Love
Twisted Sister - The Beast
Angel Dust - Liquid Angel
Skid Row - Fire In The Hole
Metal Church - Metal Church
W.A.S.P. - Thunderhead

Let There be Rock --> AC/DC

Doomsword - Resound the Horn
Running Wild - The Brotherhood

Overkill - Bloodletting
The Cult - Sonic Temple
Alice in Chains - Facelift

Runicen wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Boris2008 wrote:

How is that?  The only album I have by him is Saint Julian which I bought because of "World Shut Your Mouth" and "Trampolene".

I won't speak for Boris on this one, but what I've heard of Fried indicates that it's one of Julian's best.  

I have some comps and the deluxe eds of Peggy Suicide, which is a totally @%$#ing brilliant record, and Jehovahkill, which has moments, but is probably one of those "You'll enjoy it more if you're an angry pagan/atheist" deals.  

Sometimes, dear Julian disappears up his own ass a bit much for my liking and Jehovahkill was the start of the trend of him seeing himself as some grand sage who rocked as hard as Iggy Pop (Here's a hint: NOBODY rocks as hard as Iggy).  Most of what came before that album is solid from what I've heard though.

I agree with most of what has been said, Fried was less polished and rawer than the rest of Julian's 80's stuff with more of a nod to the sound he had later on with Peggy Suicide & Jehovahkill. It's still pretty accessible, if you don't find this too left of centre, you'll like the rest of it



I got into this album in about '87 when I was opening up to non metal music and I loved it from the word go.