PLAYLISTS 2017

On the elliptical today :

White Wizzard - Demons And Diamonds
Yngwie Malmsteen - Alone In Paradise
Cacophont - Concerto
White Wizzard - Blood On The Pyramids
Metallica - Blackened
AC/DC - Ruff Stuff
Rage - Flowers That Fade In My Hands
Rage - Nobody Knows

tohostudios wrote:

What is that?

akeldama wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

What is that?

Ministry- Psalm 69

On the elliptical today :

Monster Magnet - 19 Witches
W.A.S.P. - Mean Man
Yngwie Malmsteen - See You In Hell (Don't Be Late)
Hades - California Song
Powermad - Hunter Seeker
Anthrax - Subjugator
Axel Rudi Pell - Earls Of Black
Grave Digger - Baphomet
Stratovarius - When The Night Meets The Day
Flotsam And Jetsam - Rage

Cannibal Corpse - Red Before Black
Ram - Rod
Midnight - Sweet Death And Ecstasy

Lizzy Borden -love  you to pieces
Crimson Glory - Transcendence
Tourniquet - Vanishing Lessons

manny wrote:

akeldama wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

What is that?

Ministry- Psalm 69

Thanks, manny.




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That's an iconic album cover akeldama; I'm surprised you didn't recognize it.  The actual album name is some unpronounceable combination of symbols and letters but everyone refers to it as Psalm 69.


Manny likely listens to Psalm 69 followed Carole King and The Ramones.

tohostudios wrote:

That's an iconic album cover akeldama; I'm surprised you didn't recognize it.  The actual album name is some unpronounceable combination of symbols and letters but everyone refers to it as Psalm 69.


Manny likely listens to Psalm 69 followed Carole King and The Ramones.

In all honesty I have never listened to Ministry that I can remember. I'll rectify that and start with Psalm 69.

Reagan Youth-Youth Anthems For The New Order (Original release)

akeldama wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

That's an iconic album cover akeldama; I'm surprised you didn't recognize it.  The actual album name is some unpronounceable combination of symbols and letters but everyone refers to it as Psalm 69.


Manny likely listens to Psalm 69 followed Carole King and The Ramones.

In all honesty I have never listened to Ministry that I can remember. I'll rectify that and start with Psalm 69.

Ministry is out of my normal listening boundaries.  They're a holdover from my "industrial phase" several years ago.  Lots of yelling and loud guitars over samples from TV and movies with not a lot of melody. 

This style is about as "heavy" as I get.  I normally value vocals and melody over anything else in music but for some reason that doesn't apply for me with industrial metal.

akeldama wrote:

I would never have thought of you playing that band my friend.  I'm a sucker for "Ramones clones" so they fit nicely into my collection.