ON TODAY'S PROGRAM...[PLAYLISTS 2009]

Jethro Tull - Minstrel In The Gallery

Led Zeppelin-III
Abbatoir-The Only Safe Place

STEEL PROPHET - Dark Hallucinations

Kublai Khan - Annihilation

Witchfinder General - Death Penalty

POWERMAD - The Madness Begins...
POWERMAD - Absolute Power

EdGuy - Mandrake
Helloween Keeper Pt 2

Morbid Saint - Spectrum of Death

I love this album.

Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes-The Ultimate Collection

The last few days

Metallica- Garage Inc
Metallica- Load
Pink Floyd- The Wall
David Bowie- The Rise & Fall of Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars
Nirvana- Bleach

Dio - Dream Evil

Anthrax - Among the Living
Slipknot - s/t
Genesis - Nursery Cryme

King Crimson - Lark's Tongues In Aspic
King Crimson - Starless And Bible Black

detuned wrote:

King Crimson - Lark's Tongues In Aspic

How is that album? Is it one of their best?

xyz wrote:

detuned wrote:

King Crimson - Lark's Tongues In Aspic

How is that album? Is it one of their best?

Yes, it is...very much so! It goes together with Starless & Bible Black and Red to complete the studio work of the 1973-1974 band.

While they are all must-haves, this band was probably 10 times more exciting live than was captured in the studio. Check out the live albums "The Night Watch", "Live In Asbury Park 1974 (available from dgmlive.com) and there is a box set called "The Great Deceiver" which has been reissued as separate 2-CD sets.

Simply the most "progressive" of all the prog rock bands from the era. Not afraid to improvise constantly and to play LOUDER THAN SEEMS HUMANLY POSSIBLE.

Sacrament-haunts of violence
Eviction-the world is hours...away!

lots of random noise

I took today off because the weather was like mid May and I spent 3 hours working in the yard listening to my mp3 player. Stuff I heard:

69 Eyes
Gin Blossoms
Visions of Atlantis
Wig Wam
The Dogma
Blue Oyster Cult
Shotgun Messiah
Sirenia
Rhino Bucket
The Angels
Coronatus
Delain
Dropkick Murphys
Threshold
Real McKenzies

Oh! A fellow Dropkick Murphys fan! Cool!

Love the Murphys personally - they have some big songwriting chops along with a positive party-jig feel and almost total rock out mode moments amidst the punk rock ferosity of it all. Cool stuff.

Heaven and Hell aka Black Sabbath-Live: Radio City Music Hall 2007

Zdan wrote:

Oh! A fellow Dropkick Murphys fan! Cool!

Love the Murphys personally - they have some big songwriting chops along with a positive party-jig feel and almost total rock out mode moments amidst the punk rock ferosity of it all. Cool stuff.

Yep! I love Celtic rock bands, whether it's Celtic punk like DM or Celtic rock like Wolfstone.

If you like the Murphys, check out Real McKenzies and Flatfoot 56. Olafsto turned me on to Flatfoot. He's also a big Celtic rock fan.

Survivor - Live in Japan 1985 (DVD)
Reo Speedwagon: Live: Up Close and Musical (DVD)
.38 Special - Live At Sturgis (DVD)
8 or 9 Yuengling Black and Tans

It should be a good night.

I know the Real McKenzies and Flogging Molly. I gotta go for Flatfoot as I do not know them. Can you tell me something about Wolfstone? What kind of Celtic rock they play?

Zdan wrote:

I know the Real McKenzies and Flogging Molly. I gotta go for Flatfoot as I do not know them. Can you tell me something about Wolfstone? What kind of Celtic rock they play?

Wolfstone are not punk but more like hard rock metal with Celtic vibes. Unfortunately, most of their good stuff is now out of print.

Here's the MySpace for Flatfoot 56. Check out Loaded Gun & Chinatown Jailbreak.

http://www.myspace.com/flatfoot56