PLAYLISTS 2014

Big Big Train - English Electric: Full Power

Tesla - Forever More
Stryper - Second Coming
Seven Witches - Passage to the Other Side

PROMISE LAND ~ Harmony In Ruins

On the elliptical today :

W.A.S.P. - Tie Your Mother Down
Atrophy - Right To Die
Primal Fear - Dollars
Megadeth - Paranoid
Sword - Evil Spell
Angel Dust - I Need You
Stratovarius - Venus In The Morning
Armored Saint - Damaged
Overkill - Blood And Iron
KISS - Burn Bitch Burn
Rage - Neurotic

Red Album - Baroness

Mental Funeral - Autopsy

Disc 2: Victims Of The Fury / Truce

Ace Of Spades - Motorhead

Fly On The Wall - AC/DC

Fresh Cream - Cream

Vektor - Outer Isolation
Immolation - Close to a World Below

S.D. wrote:

I did not know about this album! I'm going to have to check it out.

chewie wrote:

S.D. wrote:

I did not know about this album! I'm going to have to check it out.

It's incredible. Post-bop, avant-garde jazz, brilliantly played. McLaughlin plays on 5 of the tracks, the others are trio (sax, bass, drums).

I'm glad this isn't one of those live albums where the song ends, there's crowd noise then it fades out and fades in to more crowd noise to begin the next track.  This one includes the between song banter.  It's interesting to hear how tight the harmonies are even in a live setting.  Queen is obviously not one of those bands who used studio magic to create harmony vocals.  And now I want to know who is doing the high-pitched vocals toward the end of Lap Of The Gods.  I always assumed it was an overdub of Freddie but here he's singing and you still hear those soaring female-like vocals.  I guess it could still be a tape of Mercury doing it but now I'm curious.