ON TODAYS PROGRAM...[PLAYLISTS 2008]

Helstar - Nosferatu
Andralls - Force Against Mind

DEMON FLIGHT:DEMON FLIGHT (1982, old and primative US METAL)
WICKED TEAZE:WICKED TEAZE
LOUDNESS:SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
EUROPE:THE FINAL COUNTDOWN
VAVEL:VAVEL (love this one)
KEEL:LAY DOWN THE LAW
WASP:INSIDE THE ELECTRIC CIRCUS
OZZY OSBOURNE:NO REST FOR THE WICKED

Razor - Evil Invaders
Sadus - Swallowed in Black

Motorhead-Motorizer
Mercyful Fate-Into The Unknown
Bruce Dickinson-Balls To Picasso
Van Zant-Brother To Brother
Alestorm-Captain Morgan's Revenge
Circle II Circle-Delusions Of Grandeur
Mob Rules-Among The Gods
Narnia-Enter The Gate
James LaBrie-Elements Of Persuasion

Individual songs:

Heuy Lewis-Hip To Be Square
Heuy Lewis-The Power Of Love
Heuy Lewis-If This Is It
Heuy Lewis-Happy To Be Stuck With You

So far Kataklysm's Prevail

Lou Reed-Between Thought and Expression disc 3
Staind-Dysfunction
Bush-Razorblade Suitcase

also
Nine Inch Nails-Broken
Lou Reed-The Definitive Collection

MEGADETH -- The World Needs A Hero
METALLICA -- Ride The Lightning
SAVATAGE -- Handful Of Rain
ICED EARTH -- Framing Armageddon
ALICE COOPER -- Along Came A Spider
THE DOORS -- The Very Best Of The Doors - CD1
ULTIMATUM -- Into The Pit

Overkill - Taking Over
Testament - The New Order

Armageddon--The Money Mask
Drive--Characters in time

detuned wrote:

manny wrote:

detuned wrote:

Today:

Savatage - Sirens
Savatage - The Dungeons Are Calling
Savatage - Ghost In The Ruins
King Crimson - Ladies Of The Road (Live 71-72)
The Doors - L.A. Woman
King's X - Ogre Tones
King's X - XV
Witchcraft - The Alchemist

The Doors my favorite band of all time, I also love King's but I have never heard " Orge Tones or XV and I didn't even know that King Crismon album exisited, I have seen the name Witchcraft mentioned a few times but I am not familiar with there music will have to check them out.

The King Crimson is a 2 CD collection put together by Fripp, with highlights from various live shows recorded with the Islands band (my personal favorite) during '71-'72. It's a great collection, the full shows are also available to purchase from http://www.dgmlive.com/

The two King's X albums are the newest and are widely considered to be their "return to form" albums. They were produced by Michael Wagener (Dokken, Metallica, etc.) and are phenomenal. After escaping from the dead-end Metal Blade contract they are seriously back on track and these are both excellent purchases.

Witchcraft is very much a "retro" band, they fall into the "proto-metal" category along with fellow Swedish band Graveyard. They mix elements of Jethro Tull, very early Sabbath and numerous obscure late 60's/early 70's british bands into their sound. Takes a little getting used to the vocalist but they play some neat stuff and have a very authentic hippie vibe going on.

The Doors...yeah, not much else to say but HELL YEAH! L.A. Woman is my favorite album by them.

Thanks for the info, bro

System of a Down-Toxcity
Red Hot Chili Peppers-What Hits?

Tad Morose - Leaving The Past Behind
Ratt - Reach For The Sky

3 - Wake Pig
Death Angel - Act III
Giant Squid - Metridium Field
Supertramp - Crisis? What Crisis?
Yes - Close to the Edge

manny wrote:

detuned wrote:

manny wrote:

detuned wrote:

Today:

Savatage - Sirens
Savatage - The Dungeons Are Calling
Savatage - Ghost In The Ruins
King Crimson - Ladies Of The Road (Live 71-72)
The Doors - L.A. Woman
King's X - Ogre Tones
King's X - XV
Witchcraft - The Alchemist

The Doors my favorite band of all time, I also love King's but I have never heard " Orge Tones or XV and I didn't even know that King Crismon album exisited, I have seen the name Witchcraft mentioned a few times but I am not familiar with there music will have to check them out.

The King Crimson is a 2 CD collection put together by Fripp, with highlights from various live shows recorded with the Islands band (my personal favorite) during '71-'72. It's a great collection, the full shows are also available to purchase from http://www.dgmlive.com/

The two King's X albums are the newest and are widely considered to be their "return to form" albums. They were produced by Michael Wagener (Dokken, Metallica, etc.) and are phenomenal. After escaping from the dead-end Metal Blade contract they are seriously back on track and these are both excellent purchases.

Witchcraft is very much a "retro" band, they fall into the "proto-metal" category along with fellow Swedish band Graveyard. They mix elements of Jethro Tull, very early Sabbath and numerous obscure late 60's/early 70's british bands into their sound. Takes a little getting used to the vocalist but they play some neat stuff and have a very authentic hippie vibe going on.

The Doors...yeah, not much else to say but HELL YEAH! L.A. Woman is my favorite album by them.

Thanks for the info, bro

I love Witchcraft's- The Alchemist

Motorhead - Motorizer
Massacre - From Beyond
The Obsessed - The Church Within
Nevermore - This Godless Endeavor

Rage Agaisnt the Machine-Evil Empire
Tool-Aneima
UFO-1

Helstar - Nosferatu
Malice - License to Kill

On my wat to my mother's place and back yesterday:

Into Eternity-EP Sampler (came w/ my copy of Scattering Of Ashes)
The Showdown-Back Breaker
Within Temptation-Mother Earth

metallica - cyanide, my apocalyspe, the day that never comes

Glyder - Weather the Storm

Lee Aaron - Metal Queen

Jorn - Out To Every Nation
Jorn - Starfire
hb - Frozen Inside

Some from today:

The Hidden Hand - Mother Teacher Destroyer
Spirit Caravan - Jug Fulla Sun
Suplecs - Sad Songs, Better Days (they need a better vocalist, but the guitar sound is INCREDIBLE)

MOTORHEAD -- Motorizer
METALLICA -- Ride The Lightning
CHINCHILLA -- Madness
JETHRO TULL -- This Was

Black Sabbath- Volume 4
Bang- s/t
Warhorse- s/t

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