PLAYLISTS 2016

Älgarnas Trädgård - Framtiden är ett svävande skepp, förankrat i forntiden

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Got my 2nd Bullet release. Love it.
Perfect driving music in hot weather, windows down.
If someone was driving to Cali - Bullet's perfect.
I did see the Bass player left....on their home site -
and the original guitarist left to , somewhere along the line.
The lyrics are a lot of move on, party, move on.

On the elliptical today :

Overkill - Revelation
Fastway - Get Tough
Powersurge - Call Me
Helloween - Save Us
Ratt - Between The Eyes
Armored Saint - You're Never Alone
Nevermore - The Sorrowed Man
Black Sabbath - The Sign Of The Southern Cross
Queensryche - No Sanctuary

Epitaph - s/t (1971)

Boris2008 wrote:

I thought I was the only one here that knew about this record!

Witchfinder wrote:

Boris2008 wrote:

I thought I was the only one here that knew about this record!  

You were until today! I checked out the Saigon record to see if it was worth buying and YouTube lead me to this gem

Boris2008 wrote:

Witchfinder wrote:

Boris2008 wrote:

I thought I was the only one here that knew about this record!  

You were until today! I checked out the Saigon record to see if it was worth buying and YouTube lead me to this gem

Nice!

Glower wrote:

Got my 2nd Bullet release. Love it.
Perfect driving music in hot weather, windows down.
If someone was driving to Cali - Bullet's perfect.
I did see the Bass player left....on their home site -
and the original guitarist left to , somewhere along the line.
The lyrics are a lot of move on, party, move on.

They're like a cross between Udo and Brian Johnson-era AC/DC.  I find I get tired of the shrieking listening to a whole album though; I dig them a lot more when I have their albums loaded on my SanDisk player with a bunch of other stuff and just put it on random.  Then when one of their songs come up I like it more.

Fates Warning - No Exit
Danava - Unonou
Blood Tsunami - Thrash Metal
Hammers Of Misfortune - Church Of Broken Glass

Accu§er - Who Dominates Who?
Shah - Escape From Mind

manny wrote:

Boy, seeing that album cover evokes all kinds of memories from my teenage years. 

My best friend at the time was the son of a chiropractor and I don't know how that profession pays now but back in the 70s it bought a lot of material goods.  So my best friend had this killer finished basement with a great stereo setup and a bumper pool table and one day he called me up telling me about this great album he'd bought (on vinyl of course).  So I jumped on my bike and rode the 5 or 6 blocks to his house and we ran down to the basement and put on "Night At The Opera".    The rest is history; Queen was my favorite band during my junior high years and this album always takes me back to that day.  The song that really blew me away was "Prophet's Song" with all it's stereo FX.

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2 of the most AWESOME album covers!






So glad they got back with their original vocalist, this album smokes!