ChiefsPlanet Now Playing Thread Ver. 2.0

[Reaper16]

[/resurrection]

Last played: Star One - Intergalactic Space Crusaders

NP: Sunn O))) - FWTBT ((I Dream Of Lars Ulrich Being Thrown Out Of The Bus Window Instead Of My Master Mystikall Kliff Burton)

Next: Metallica - The Four Horsemen (Acoustic) (Cuyahoga Falls, OH 07/08/1998)

[Bowser]

I'll keep it alive, Reap!


Last: Tool - Forty Six and 2

Now: Korn - Freak On a Leash

Next: Rob Zombie- The Great American Nightmare

[foxman]

I am listening to 24 hours of David Gilmour on Sirius Sat Radio, through my PC.
Now Playing: Lets Get Metaphysical

[Reaper16]

sweet!

last: Pink Floyd - "A Pillow of Winds"

np: Angra - "Temple of Hate"

next: Camel - "Lady Fantasy"

[Nzoner]

Currently playing Peter Gabriel-Us

[ZepSinger]

I've been downloading MP3 sets from Beaker Street (http://beakerstreet.com/MPEG/mpegs.htm) lately. A ton of 5-hour shows in their entirety, all free.

You more, ahem, mature types may remember Beaker Street as the big underground music program based in Little Rock, AR back in the early 70's. Lots of obscure 60's-70s rock.
:bong:

[Bob Dole]

Audioslave - "Dandelion"

[patteeu]

Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique

[Gaz]

“Oblivion” by 30 Seconds to Mars.

xoxo~
Gaz
Getting some strange.

[Bob Dole]

“Oblivion” by 30 Seconds to Mars.

xoxo~
Gaz
Getting some strange.


Bob Dole just got their latest CD last night but hasn't had a chance to listen yet. Any good?

[StcChief]

Torrent download some good 60s rock.

The Animals - Absolute Animals

[Archie F. Swin]

Kanye West - Late Registration

[StcChief]

Animals were some good memories

I moved on to

Bob Dylan - The Times they are a changin

[Molitoth]

Bob Dole just got their latest CD last night but hasn't had a chance to listen yet. Any good?


I hope Bob Dole enjoys it as much as I do. Mr. Leto deffintly improved his vocals even more, and proved himself a very worthy rock star. Also note he ditched his former girl "Cameron Diaz" to continue working with his band.

[Molitoth]

NP: dredg - Bug Eyes (Acoustic)

Next: Oceansize - Amputee

[headsnap]

'It won't Do' by Slick Idiot

[CHENZ A!]

Kieth Sweat- Self titled

Wu tang Clan- the Iron Flag

[Bob Dole]

Pearl Jam - Worldwide Suicide (http://bootlegs.pearljam.com/wwslogin.aspx)

[foxman]

Still jamming on the 24/7 Gilmour music on Sirius.

Pink Floyd: Childhood's End

[Molitoth]

Still jamming on the 24/7 Gilmour music on Sirius.

I have Gilmour's new album, it's pretty mellow though.



NP: Opus Dai's upcoming album, Tierra Tragame

www.myspace.com/opusdai

[StcChief]

Good Jazz....
Weather Report - the Jaco P. years.

[jspchief]

Wave on Wave- Pat Green

[StcChief]

BB King - BB King at 80

[Bob Dole]

Laurie Berkner Band - We Are the Dinosaurs

[Bob Dole]

Fighting Instinct - I Found Forever (http://musicplayer.myspace.com/music/popup.cfm?num=1&time=173.824&fid=27032029&uid=1)

(To flush that damned Dinosaur shit out of Bob Dole's head...)

[Reaper16]

last: The Game - Dreams

NP: Green Carnation - Pile of Doubt

next: Symphony X - Out of the Ashes

[Reaper16]

NP: Derek Shernian - "The Sons of Anu" (whaomg, badass!)

[patteeu]

Primal Scream - XTRMNTR

[StcChief]

Robert Plant - Mighty Rearranger

[Reaper16]

last: Lamb of God - "Omerta"

np: Nevermore - the album "Dead Heart in a Dead World"

next: High on Fire - the album "Surrounded by Thieves"

[listopencil]

Various R&B from the 60's/70's, The Beatles and Janis Joplin. Filled up my MP3 player and I'm sneaking it in to work this weekend-**** the man!

[Nzoner]

I got BoDeans-Homebrewed Live From The Pabst in the mail today.It's a double live disc recorded on New Year's Eve 2004 in their hometown of Milwuakee.

It is absolutely two thumbs up!!

[patteeu]

Box Car Racer - Box Car Racer

[StcChief]

Jeff Beck - Truth.

Torrentspy thanks.
Replaced my worn out Vinyl LP

[Bob Dole]

(hed) pe- Raise Hell

[Bob Dole]

Adema - Freaking Out
AiC - Rooster

[chagrin]

I just bought a "benefit" CD for New Orleans. I am Louisiana native ans this thing kicks ass! All new recordings by many Louisiana artists, it kicks ass. Makes me miss home even that much more.

[Bob Dole]

I just bought a "benefit" CD for New Orleans. I am Louisiana native ans this thing kicks ass! All new recordings by many Louisiana artists, it kicks ass. Makes me miss home even that much more.

Where did you pick it up?

Shinedown - I Dare You

[Reaper16]

NP: Pink Floyd - the album "Animals"

[StcChief]

Dread Zeppelin - Hot & Spicy Beanburger
for something different. Elvis meets LZ, meets Reaggie

[CHENZ A!]

(hed) pe- Raise Hell

nothing wrong with that there... saw them in concert once, they put on a good show.

[Reaper16]

Now Eating: Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream - "Karamel Sutra"

Now Playing: Dan Swano - the album "Moontower"

[Gaz]

Kamelot – “The Black Halo”
Death Metal, I guess you would call it. Fortunately, there is no screaming vocals like so many death metal bands. Okay, but not great.

Dragonforce – “Inhuman Rampage”
Speed Metal. For all the frenetic speed guitar and pounding drums, it is pretty monotonous, actually. Not going to make it into the Gaz rotation.

xoxo~
Gaz
Banging it a bit today.

[Reaper16]

Kamelot – “The Black Halo”
Death Metal, I guess you would call it. Fortunately, there is no screaming vocals like so many death metal bands. Okay, but not great.

Dragonforce – “Inhuman Rampage”
Speed Metal. For all the frenetic speed guitar and pounding drums, it is pretty monotonous, actually. Not going to make it into the Gaz rotation.

xoxo~
Gaz
Banging it a bit today.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow, I'm impressed!

I'd have you know that Kamelot is what is known as Power Metal, and they're one of America's shining examples of the form. I prefer their albums "Karma" and "Epica." Great stuff.

I agree with you on Dragonforce, which I'm coincedentally listenign to right now:) They don't really write the best songs, but I find them fun on occasion because of Herman Li's INSANE guitar work.

[patteeu]

NP: The Cars - The Cars

[Reaper16]

last played: Devin Townsend - the album "Ocean Machine - Biomech"

NP: Death Cab for Cutie - the album "Plans"

next: Camel - the album "Mirage"

[StcChief]

Eric Clapton - No reason to cry next: the Blues Concert

[Baby Lee]

Willie Nelson - You don't know me: the songs of Cindy Walker

Can't recommend it enough, if you are nostalgic for the Golden Era of country, Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys, Eddy Arnold

[Ultra Peanut]

Then: Mad Caddies - Leavin'
Now: They Might Be Giants - Finished With Lies
Next: Minus the Bear - Memphis & 53rd

[StcChief]

Pink Floyd - Remix Collection 1994 - Absolutely Ambient

[Reaper16]

last: Emperor - the album "Into the Nightside Eclipse"

NP: Dragonforce - the album "Inhuman Rampage"

next: probably some tunes from The Black Mages

[foxman]

David Gilmour live: Wish You Were Here.

[patteeu]

Trash Can Sinatras - Cake

[chagrin]

Where did you pick it up?

Shinedown - I Dare You


Damn this is a late response, sorry about that.

Got it at Barnes and Noble and it's called "Our New Orleans"

It's got Randy Newman doing an updated version of "Louisiana 1927" with the Louisiana Philharmonic

Allen Toussaint
buckwheat Zydeco
Dr. John
Wild Magnolias
Irma Thomas
and more...

It's got a little of everything: Louisiana Bluse, old school Blues, Swing, Instrumental N.O. Jazz...it kicks ass!!

[Nightwish]

NP: Dragonforce - the album "Inhuman Rampage"

How does that one compare to "Valley of the Damned?" I thought Valley was alright, and Herman Li is an amazing shredder, but it lacked variety. "Heart of the Dragon" was my favorite track on it. These guys do it about as fast as I've ever heard it done, without sacrificing melody! They're faster than most thrash bands! Surprisingly, one guy on Amazon compared them to Lost Horizon, who I don't think they sound even remotely like. Another reviewer said they don't sound close to anyone else in power metal, but I personally think they sound a lot like Highland Glory.


NP: Luca Turilli - "Prophet of the Last Eclipse"

[Bob Dole]

Candlebox - Happy Pills (entire CD)

[foxman]

Pink Floyd: Dogs

[Reaper16]

How does that one compare to "Valley of the Damned?" I thought Valley was alright, and Herman Li is an amazing shredder, but it lacked variety. "Heart of the Dragon" was my favorite track on it. These guys do it about as fast as I've ever heard it done, without sacrificing melody! They're faster than most thrash bands! Surprisingly, one guy on Amazon compared them to Lost Horizon, who I don't think they sound even remotely like. Another reviewer said they don't sound close to anyone else in power metal, but I personally think they sound a lot like Highland Glory.


NP: Luca Turilli - "Prophet of the Last Eclipse"
They only sound like Lost Horizon insofar as both play power metal, imo, yeah.
I've got all three of Dragonforce's albums because, despite being extremely cheesy with occasionally lacking songwriting, they're guitarists are amazing beyond words and they're fun.

Valley of the Damned is my least favorite of the three. Inhuman Rampage right now is second for me. I haven't spent enough time with it to know if I like it better than Sonic Firestorm. The 2st track off of the new album, "Through the Fire and the Flames" is awesome though. The music video (with solo battle!) is on various internet sites like YouTube and Yahoo.

NP: Angra - the album "Temple of Shadows"

[shakesthecat]

Hell is Chrome (Live)-Wilco

I'm going to see them in concert tomorrow night.

[Bob Dole]

Evans Blue - Possession

[foxman]

Porcupine Tree: Lightbulb Sun (whole CD)

[Nzoner]

Mike Oldfield-Tubular Bells Part 1(all 26 minutes of it)

[Reaper16]

last played: Mos Def & Talib Kwali - the album "Black Star"

NP: Ensiferum - the album "Iron"

next: Necrophagist - the album "Onset of Putrification"

[Bob Dole]

Deftones - The Chauffeur

[Reaper16]

NP: Mos Def & Talib Kweli - "Astronomy (8th Light)"

[StcChief]

A Twist Of Marley: Tribute

next: Guitar Trio

[Nzoner]

Lunar Sea-Camel

[StcChief]

Now playing: Eric Clapton - 2005 Back Home

Next: Dan Fogelberg - 1972 Home Free

[Nubian Nut]

King T-Thy Kingdom Come
Easy Mo Bee - Now Or Never: Odyssey 2000

[StcChief]

Neil Young: Harvest
Trans

next: Bob Marley and the Wailers Gold 2cd set.

[Nzoner]

Mindfields-The Prodigy

Next Up:Child Of Vision-Supertramp

[Nightwish]

Vision Divine - "Take on Me" (power metal cover of the A-ha hit)



next: Dragonland - "Neverending Story" (power metal cover of the Limahl hit and movie theme song)

[StcChief]

Blues Day.....

Now playing: Miles Davis - Kinda Blue
Next up : Charlie Parker - Swedish Schnaps Live

[Gaz]

Penumbra _ “The Last Bewitchment”
Pretty generic symphonic goth metal. If they would lose the growling male vocals and feature the ethereal female voice, they might carve out a small spot in the Gaz rotation. As it is, they are destined for the Recycle Bin.

Opeth _ “Deliverance”
More black death metal. Geez, I am so tired of hearing these guys swallowing their voices in an attempt to sound scary or demonic. Regardless of the instrumental ability [and there is considerable ability here], this has no chance at all of making it into regular rotation. Get back with me when Opeth issues a karaoke version.

Opeth _ “Damnation”
The death metal rockers go commercial alternative. Go figure. Interesting stuff. Certainly more my cuppa than the screeching & howling backed by crunching guitars. Neither incarnation will be a regular in the Gaz rotation, but I may download some Opeth-Lite tunes.

The Cult _ “Pure Cult”
Good old hard rock. Thank goodness.

xoxo~
Gaz
Prowling the eMusic aisles.

[shakesthecat]

Yeah Yeah Yeahs new LP - Show Your Bones

[Reaper16]

Opeth _ “Deliverance”
More black death metal. Geez, I am so tired of hearing these guys swallowing their voices in an attempt to sound scary or demonic. Regardless of the instrumental ability [and there is considerable ability here], this has no chance at all of making it into regular rotation. Get back with me when Opeth issues a karaoke version.

Opeth _ “Damnation”
The death metal rockers go commercial alternative. Go figure. Interesting stuff. Certainly more my cuppa than the screeching & howling backed by crunching guitars. Neither incarnation will be a regular in the Gaz rotation, but I may download some Opeth-Lite tunes.




Opeth is my favorite band in the world, so I'm going to defend them here. Now, it's obvious that harsh vocals aren't your cup of tea, but I know literal hundreds of prog rock guys who can enjoy them now because of Opeth.

The two albums you listened to were perhaps the worst ones to get into Opeth. They were a double album set released months apart (Like System of a Down's latest albums) Deliverance was meant to be an all-out heavy beast of a recording, and Damnation was an excuse for Mikeal to use up what then was a large surplus of acoustic passages.

Give em a second try, and listen to one of the two albums that sum up thier sound the best - "Blackwater Park," (which put them onb the map) and "Ghost Reveries." (Thier latest, and first on a large label)

[StcChief]

Continuing on with some classic Jazz....

Miles Davis : Bitches Brew

next: KC's own Pat Matheny - Offramp
Monterey Jazz Fest 2005

[QuikSsurfer]

Cradle of Filth - Garbrielle

[StcChief]

Jazz....

Weather Report - Live and Unreleased

[StcChief]

Time to rock. Bunch of stuff working...

Beatles: Let It Be Naked.

[Reaper16]

Cradle of Filth - Garbrielle
:Lin:

[Bob Dole]

Hinder - "Extreme Behavior" (CD)

[Nightwish]

Shaman - Ritual (entire CD); current track: "Here I Am" (track 2)

[chagrin]

:Lin:


I concur, but what else would yoyu expect from the "Red Star" dude

:p

btw surfer, I saw a dude last week with the same tattoos on his arm, is that some sort of secret ghey society?

(just kidding about the ghey society thing, so before you get all upset, calm down!)

[Bob Dole]

Revelation Theory - "Truth is Currency" (CD)

[Bob Dole]

John Lowe - "Banned on Beale" (CD)

(Yes, Bob Dole is all over the musical map this morning.)

[Bob Dole]

Dovetail Joint - "001" (CD)

(Had forgotten about these guys from way back in 1999...)

[QuikSsurfer]

:Lin:

:rolleyes: i don't bash u for praising opeth :shrug:
both bands are an acquired taste rochambeau

[QuikSsurfer]

Deftones - The Chauffeur

how'd u feel about that b-sides album? no like linus??? wtf

[QuikSsurfer]

I concur, but what else would yoyu expect from the "Red Star" dude

:p

btw surfer, I saw a dude last week with the same tattoos on his arm, is that some sort of secret ghey society?

(just kidding about the ghey society thing, so before you get all upset, calm down!)

big whoop wanna fight

[QuikSsurfer]

Type-O-Negative - Green Man

[Bob Dole]

how'd u feel about that b-sides album? no like linus??? wtf

Actually, Bob Dole doesn't like a lot of the Deftones stuff. Just kind of dig this particular track.

[Reaper16]

:rolleyes: i don't bash u for praising opeth :shrug:
both bands are an acquired taste rochambeau
Actually, that's true.

But one band is commonly accepted amongst metal circles as amazing (Opeth) while the other band is commonly accepted amongst metal cirlces as an embarassingly bad example of popified black metal with an irritating vocalist.

In summation, CoF are terrible, and possibly hazardous to one's health, while listening to Opeth is a worthwhile musical endeavor.
It's not even right to compare them, as the play very different styles of music.

[Bob Dole]

Reveille - The Phoenix

[Bob Dole]

Buckingham-Nicks - Frozen Love

[chagrin]

Jamil Sharif - St. James Infirmary Blues

[Bob Dole]

White Zombie - More Human than Human (techno remix of some sort)

[Bob Dole]

Our Lady Peace - One Man Army

[Bob Dole]

Cold - Gone Away

[Bob Dole]

Monster Magnet - Heads Explode

[Bob Dole]

Sweet - Fox on the Run

[Reaper16]

Sweet - Fox on the Run
Rep; I love that song. Specifically, the Deadsy cover.

[Bob Dole]

The New Cars (http://flashenhanced.com/carsblondie/) and really, really disappointed.

It's like listening to a mediocre cover band perform old Cars tunes.

[Bob Dole]

Tim David Kelly - 1000 Miles from Lonely

Former lead vocalist for Kicking Harold, one of Bob Dole's most favoritist bands that hardly anyone knows.

[Nightwish]

Actually, that's true.

But one band is commonly accepted amongst metal circles as amazing (Opeth) while the other band is commonly accepted amongst metal cirlces as an embarassingly bad example of popified black metal with an irritating vocalist.

In summation, CoF are terrible, and possibly hazardous to one's health, while listening to Opeth is a worthwhile musical endeavor.
It's not even right to compare them, as the play very different styles of music.
I will give CoF some props for visuals, especially some of their videos, but they're pretty bland to listen to without visuals. I agree that Dani Filth is annoying to no end, he's like a bad imitation of Marilyn Manson.

[Gaz]

32 Leaves – Welcome to the Fall
Alternative-tinged rock. Good enough for some eMusic downloadage.

xoxo~
Gaz
Found a couple of keepers.

[QuikSsurfer]

Actually, that's true.

But one band is commonly accepted amongst metal circles as amazing (Opeth) while the other band is commonly accepted amongst metal cirlces as an embarassingly bad example of popified black metal with an irritating vocalist.

In summation, CoF are terrible, and possibly hazardous to one's health, while listening to Opeth is a worthwhile musical endeavor.
It's not even right to compare them, as the play very different styles of music.

**** the "metal circles" - i don't bother with genres... if the music is good, i'll listen.

[QuikSsurfer]

Ministry - Just One Fix

[Reaper16]

**** the "metal circles" - i don't bother with genres... if the music is good, i'll listen.
Ask anyone who knows anything about music at all. CoF are terrible. They're only good to the undiscerning ear of MTV2 viewers who are searching for something dark and atmospheric, but have no idea that anything with artistic merit can fit those criteria. (This is because real black metal doesn't have an audience enough to sell hundreds of thousands of copies of a record. CoF take BM infuences and shove them into thier obtuse, popified mess of music and make it just accessible enought o get MTV2 airtime and sell gold records.)

[Reaper16]

Last played: John 5 - "Flatlines, Thin Lines"

NP: Heathen - "Morbid Curiosity"

next: Emperor - "I Am the Black Wizards"

[QuikSsurfer]

Ask anyone who knows anything about music at all. CoF are terrible. They're only good to the undiscerning ear of MTV2 viewers who are searching for something dark and atmospheric, but have no idea that anything with artistic merit can fit those criteria. (This is because real black metal doesn't have an audience enough to sell hundreds of thousands of copies of a record. CoF take BM infuences and shove them into thier obtuse, popified mess of music and make it just accessible enought o get MTV2 airtime and sell gold records.)


that's not fair at all. don't be a music snob. i have enjoyed listening to a few songs based on the video alone but i take pride in my music selection, as you do.

[Reaper16]

that's not fair at all. don't be a music snob. i have enjoyed listening to a few songs based on the video alone but i take pride in my music selection, as you do.
If disliking generic crap makes me a music snob, then so be it.

Cradle of Filth is to black metal
as
Creed is to hard rock

[QuikSsurfer]

If disliking generic crap makes me a music snob, then so be it.

Cradle of Filth is to black metal
as
Creed is to hard rock

right, so if listening to gabrielle makes me a target for lesson, then so be it.
i never praised cradle.. why are you so quick to bash the music that people other than you listen to? creed never was hard rock, btw.. you are talking about two artists now that have done little or nothing to the music scene (where it matters), u realize this right?

[Nightwish]

Now, now, generic crap can still be an enjoyable listen from time to time. I occasionally like a song by Green Day or Blink-182 (note, I said "occasionally"), and those bands define "generic crap."

I think one of the reasons that CoF sometimes escapes the generic label is that, as you observed, there isn't a large audience for black metal, so people who are well-versed in bm will recognize CoF for what it is, pop-commercial black metal, but people who aren't well-versed in that particular subgenre of metal will see them as a bit less common.

[Nightwish]

right, so if listening to gabrielle makes me a target for lesson, then so be it.
i never praised cradle.. why are you so quick to bash the music that people other than you listen to? creed never was hard rock, btw.. you are talking about two artists now that have done little or nothing to the music scene (where it matters), u realize this right?
I wouldn't say that Creed has done little or nothing to the music scene. It's true that they were rather simplistic, canned hard rock (yes, they were hard rock, though I like to call them "polished grunge"; they just weren't really metal); but they were among the first to blend that grunge sound with the 80s metal sound, and bring the over-the-top arena performances to the genre, and they did spawn a generation of imitators. They were definitely trend-setters in the "polished arena grunge" scene, along with Nickelback. Make no mistake, I'm not a Creed fan (though I'm not a Creed hater either), but it is a bit hasty to deny the influence they've had on the modern hard rock scene.

[QuikSsurfer]

Now, now, generic crap can still be an enjoyable listen from time to time. I occasionally like a song by Green Day or Blink-182 (note, I said "occasionally"), and those bands define "generic crap."

I think one of the reasons that CoF sometimes escapes the generic label is that, as you observed, there isn't a large audience for black metal, so people who are well-versed in bm will recognize CoF for what it is, pop-commercial black metal, but people who aren't well-versed in that particular subgenre of metal will see them as a bit less common.

agreed

[Reaper16]

right, so if listening to gabrielle makes me a target for lesson, then so be it.
i never praised cradle.. why are you so quick to bash the music that people other than you listen to? creed never was hard rock, btw.. you are talking about two artists now that have done little or nothing to the music scene (where it matters), u realize this right?
Hey, I just posted a simple emoticon. You came to CoF's defense using an almost apples-to-oranges comparison between CoF and Opeth. Had you not done that, I probably would have left it alone.

As it stands, I'm not even so much arguing with you, just taking the opportunity to blast CoF :)

[Reaper16]

Now, now, generic crap can still be an enjoyable listen from time to time. I occasionally like a song by Green Day or Blink-182 (note, I said "occasionally"), and those bands define "generic crap."

I wouldn't really call Green Day, relative innovators of thier sound, generic. That said, I find nothing wrong with pop music.

[QuikSsurfer]

I wouldn't say that Creed has done little or nothing to the music scene. It's true that they were rather simplistic, canned hard rock (yes, they were hard rock, though I like to call them "polished grunge"; they just weren't really metal); but they were among the first to blend that grunge sound with the 80s metal sound, and bring the over-the-top arena performances to the genre, and they did spawn a generation of imitators. They were definitely trend-setters in the "polished arena grunge" scene, along with Nickelback. Make no mistake, I'm not a Creed fan (though I'm not a Creed hater either), but it is a bit hasty to deny the influence they've had on the modern hard rock scene.

ehh i wouldn't say that creed and bands like creed set the stage for nickleback and gang.. these guys would come out anyway regardless of christs nu-rock :) Creed showed that you can sell "rock" cds with biblical references and make millions, that's about it. I saw creed perform with finger 11 in 2000 and you wouldn't believe how many people were crying and becoming emotional during "with arms wide open" - while stapp had a powerpoint slideshow of photos of his son... boring

[KcMizzou]

I saw creed perform with finger 11 in 2000 and you wouldn't believe how many people were crying and becoming emotional during "with arms wide open" - while stapp had a powerpoint slideshow of photos of his son... boringROFL

"And for our next number, we'll have slides of my vacation in Hawaii last year..."

"Boooo!"

:cuss:

[QuikSsurfer]

Hey, I just posted a simple emoticon. You came to CoF's defense using an almost apples-to-oranges comparison between CoF and Opeth. Had you not done that, I probably would have left it alone.

As it stands, I'm not even so much arguing with you, just taking the opportunity to blast CoF :)

lol gotcha

[QuikSsurfer]

ROFL

"And for our next number, we'll have slides of my vacation in Hawaii last year..."

"Boooo!"

:cuss:

he changed his leather pants about 8 times during their set.

[Reaper16]

lol gotcha
I don't know what this means. I'm interpreting it as a declarative "I won" kind of phrase. If you think you made me concede some sort of argument victory, then you're mistaken. I decided to drop it because I had little interest in continuing the line of discussion.

[QuikSsurfer]

I don't know what this means. I'm interpreting it as a declarative "I won" kind of phrase. If you think you made me concede some sort of argument victory, then you're mistaken. I decided to drop it because I had little interest in continuing the line of discussion.

sorry.. i meant i got you.. i understand you. what you were saying

[QuikSsurfer]

Grandaddy - Stray dog and the chocolate shake

[Reaper16]

sorry.. i meant i got you.. i understand you. what you were saying..
Then we are even-steven :thumb:

[QuikSsurfer]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=XDe4kAAbBqQ

[QuikSsurfer]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=lMd1ddzShaM
glassjaw =) good memories

[Gaz]

Mostly Autumn – The Last Bright Day
Goth rock Lite? Pretty enough, but it did not hold my attention.

Day of Fire – Day of Fire
Alternative rock. The playing is okay [the opening bars of “I Am the Door” and “To Fly” were particularly promising], but I did not warm to the singer’s style or voice [at least one of these is a prerequisite]. Not a keeper.

Midnattsol – Where Twilight Dwells.
Goth rock. Not quite as muscular and aggressive as Evanescence. Think Xandria or Within Temptation. More operatic in tone. If I did not already have a bunch of Xandria on hand, I might pursue this band. As it is…

Nightingale – 1
Metal. Ahhh…a metal group with a singer in stead of a screamer. More melodic than most metal and somewhat lacking in the raw guitar power that makes metal ring for me. In fact, I suspect that some hardcore metalheads might refuse to own this as metal and might stuff it in the Hard Rock box. So far, no tune has made enough of an impression to make it into the Gaz rotation.

xoxo~
Gaz
Passing away the working day with some tunes.

[Gaz]

Nektar – Remember the Future
Progressive rock. Kinda repetitive. Nothing exceptional in the playing or singing. Don’t think so.

Black Abyss – Land of Darkness
Metal. Reminds me of Kiss’ “The Elder.” Adequate instruments with awful singing. Not even close.

Neko Case – Fox Confessor Brings the Flood
Alternative country. My goodness, what a voice! The songs are a bit odd and can be off-putting, but Case’s amazing voice carries it off. You folks who turn you nose up at anything with “country” in the title need to give this a listen. A prince [princess would be more accurate, but spoils the metaphor] amongst frogs.
You can sample Neko Case’s albums at emusic.com. And you should do so.

Time Machine –Evil
Goth rock. Pretty good stuff, if you like the genre [and I am coming to appreciate it more as I listen]. Orchestral backgrounds over some driving guitars and drums. A nice mix of slow, drifting “woe is me, I am alone and mortal” and fast, driving “woe is me, I am alone and mortal” tunes. Worth a second audition.

xoxo~
Gaz
Wasting company money.

[Gaz]

Vision Divine – Stream of Consciousness
Progressive Metal. The whole point of prog music is showing off musical chops. This album has some nice guitar work, but it falls far short of Dream Theater. There is room for lots of bands under the prog umbrella, but I found nothing special about Vision Divine.

Seventh Key – Seventh Key
Rock. Straightforward rock with some blues influence in the lead guitar [so what else is new?]. They sound like a bazillion other rock bands. There are a couple of good tunes [“Missy” is okay]“, but nothing stands out above the pack.

Jeff Scott Soto – Lost in the Translation
Rock. More decent rock that does not rise above “okay.” I do not particularly care for the singer, so the songs would have to be above average to keep my attention. The songs are not bad, but they are not significantly above average. If I had some free downloads, I might score some Jeff Scott Soto. Since it will cost me hard cash [well, hard charges in my credit card], I will wait for something a bit more exceptional.

SheDaisy – Fortuneteller’s Melody
Counrtry. Country pop, to be more accurate. Pop backgrounds and lots of close harmony. They have nice voices that blend well and the songs are pleasant. Pop music for grumpy old farts disgusted by the current state of pop music. Guilty as charged.

xoxo~
Gaz
Wasting company money.

[QuikSsurfer]

Air - Moon Safari (album)

[Reaper16]

NP: Kansas City Royals vs The Detroit "Fighting-Chris-Sheltons."

...so many tears.

[Bob Dole]

I saw creed perform with finger 11 in 2000 and you wouldn't believe how many people were crying and becoming emotional during "with arms wide open" - while stapp had a powerpoint slideshow of photos of his son... boring

Bob Dole attended that one in Shreveport just to see Finger 11, and left halfway through Creed.

[Reaper16]

Royals lose due to a pathetic attempt at major league offense.

NP: Slayer - "Raining Blood"

[QuikSsurfer]

Bob Dole attended that one in Shreveport just to see Finger 11, and left halfway through Creed.

the canadians put on a good show.. i saw them 3 times on their "greyest of blue skies" tour. hung out with all members 2 of the 3 shows. james black gave me his watch for some reason :)

[Bob Dole]

30 Seconds to Mars - The Kill

[Nzoner]

Earl Slick-1735

[StcChief]

Beatles - Sgt.Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

next: Santana - Ultimate Collection

[QuikSsurfer]

30 Seconds to Mars - The Kill

next track on that album is pretty tasty. "The Fantasy". my old band was supposed to open for 30 sec a couple of years ago at the new daisy in memphis.. Kill Hannah ended up headlining... good guys

[QuikSsurfer]

stone temple pilots - trippin on a hole in a paper heart

[Nightwish]

30 Seconds to Mars - The Kill
Great band, though I've only heard their first album. They're one of the few actor-fronted bands (Jared Leto) that is actually worth a shite.

[Reaper16]

NP: The Lord Weird Slough Feg - "Marauder"

[patteeu]

Nightwish - Once CD

I like this Nightwish CD, can you metalheads name a couple of other artists/CDs I might like.

[SLAG]

LP- Tom Petty - How it Feels

NP- metallica- For Whom the Bell Tolls

[StcChief]

LP - SRV Soul to Soul

Howlin' Wolf - Sun Sessions

Steely Dan's Greatest Hits

[StcChief]

Downloaded this LP replacement.

Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage from 1977..

[QuikSsurfer]

Hum - The pod

[Reaper16]

Downloaded this LP replacement.

Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage from 1977..
I will rep you as much as I possibly can. :clap: :clap: :clap:

[Bob Dole]

The American Tragedy - The Year of the Comet

[Bob Dole]

Anberlin - Foreign Language

As a side note, it's interesting to see these guys getting some national attention with their sophomore release. Bob Dole had a chance to meet the guys a couple of years ago at a gig in Texarkana that had fewer than 20 attendees. There's even a shitty video interview around here somewhere...

[Reaper16]

Anberlin - Foreign Language

As a side note, it's interesting to see these guys getting some national attention with their sophomore release. Bob Dole had a chance to meet the guys a couple of years ago at a gig in Texarkana that had fewer than 20 attendees. There's even a shitty video interview around here somewhere...
All the college kids loves 'em.

[Nightwish]

Zodiac Mindwarp & the Love Reaction: (Driving on) Holy Gasoline

[Reaper16]

Zodiac Mindwarp & the Love Reaction: (Driving on) Holy Gasoline
Take on patteeu's inquiry up there. I'm leabing it to you due to the titular implications of your username and the band he's asking about.

[Bob Dole]

Tuff - American Hair Band

[StcChief]

Rolling Stones - Between The Buttons (1st non-covers)

Up next:
BB King/Eric Clapton - Riding With The King

Kenny Wayne Sheperd - Trouble Is...

[QuikSsurfer]

Cursive - Butcher the song

[Nightwish]

Nightwish - Once CD

I like this Nightwish CD, can you metalheads name a couple of other artists/CDs I might like.
If it's the female vox that you like, then you might also enjoy Within Temptation, After Forever and Lacuna Coil. If it is the blend of symphonic rock and metal, then Kamelot, Angra, Shaman, Stratovarius or Sonata Arctica come highly recommended. In fact, on one of Nightwish's live cuts ("Beauty and the Beast"), Tarja performs the song as a duet with the lead singer from their Finnish cohorts Sonata Arctica.

[Bob Dole]

Audioslave - Doesn't Remind Me

[Bob Dole]

Lacuna Coil - Our Truth

[Bob Dole]

Five Bolt Main - The Gift

Flaw reincarnated.

[Reaper16]

Five Bolt Main - The Gift

Flaw reincarnated.
I've been meaning to check that out, since I own Flaw's 2 albums. Is it worth it?

[Bob Dole]

Sevendust - Failure

[Bob Dole]

I've been meaning to check that out, since I own Flaw's 2 albums. Is it worth it?

Bob Dole liked that particular track. You can definitely tell 5BM is a descendent of Flaw.

[Bob Dole]

Emery - Studying Politics

[QuikSsurfer]

Skinny Puppy - Convulsion

too dark park :) good memories

[Nzoner]

The Rainmakers-Skin

[patteeu]

If it's the female vox that you like, then you might also enjoy Within Temptation, After Forever and Lacuna Coil. If it is the blend of symphonic rock and metal, then Kamelot, Angra, Shaman, Stratovarius or Sonata Arctica come highly recommended. In fact, on one of Nightwish's live cuts ("Beauty and the Beast"), Tarja performs the song as a duet with the lead singer from their Finnish cohorts Sonata Arctica.

The female voice is ok, but what I like is the blend of symphonic rock and metal I think. Thanks for the suggestions.

[StcChief]

Little Feat - Waitin' For Columbus 2 CD Live set. 1976

Paint It Blue : Songs of the Rolling Stones

Nice Blues covers. Afterall Turn about is fair play :D

[Bob Dole]

Course of Nature - Wall of Shame

[Thig Lyfe]

White Stripes - The Denial Twist

[Bob Dole]

40 Below Summer - Self Medicate

[Reaper16]

Last played: Johnny Cash - "Rusty Cage" (Soundgarden cover)

NP: Green Carnation - "Light of Day, Day of Darkness." And what an hour it's been!

[Reaper16]

last played: Kreator - "Hidden Dictator"

NP: Cold - "It's All Good"

next up: Judas Priest - "Victim of Changes [Live]"

[Reaper16]

In the process of playing: Cold's discography.

*weeps for Cold's demise*

[QuikSsurfer]

In the process of playing: Cold's discography.

*weeps for Cold's demise*

eh... not a big fan of any of scooters work, aside from "13 ways to bleed on stage" - good album.
i got a few versions of their bowie cover

[Nzoner]

I'm listening to a new cd a buddy let me burn called The Best Of Prog Rock

[Bob Dole]

Yaz - Midnight

Situation came up in the shuffle and Bob Dole had forgotten what a kickass voice Alison Moyet had. It's turned into Flashback Sunday here for the time being...

[Reaper16]

NP: Mos Def feat. Talib Kweli - "Know"

[QuikSsurfer]

Dinosaur Jr. - The Lung

[Bob Dole]

Adema - Nutshell

[chagrin]

Am I going to regret this?

Cannibal Corpse - Devoured By Vermin

[Reaper16]

Am I going to regret this?

Cannibal Corpse - Devoured By Vermin
Yes, Cannibal Corpse are a crime against music.

[chagrin]

Yes, Cannibal Corpse are a crime against music.

Hang on a minute there; I would agree with your take to a point BUT their drummer is very, very good. I met them at an outdoor promotional gig in Colorado Springs back in 1996; wow, that dude can really play. As for the rest of it, eh - I don't listen t them much but I like this song, alot! My band used to do a cover of it, and also "Stripped, Raped and Strangled" back during that time.

[QuikSsurfer]

Am I going to regret this?

Cannibal Corpse - Devoured By Vermin

:banghead:

[Reaper16]

Hang on a minute there; I would agree with your take to a point BUT their drummer is very, very good. I met them at an outdoor promotional gig in Colorado Springs back in 1996; wow, that dude can really play. As for the rest of it, eh - I don't listen t them much but I like this song, alot! My band used to do a cover of it, and also "Stripped, Raped and Strangled" back during that time.
There are a lot of good drummers in death metal, it's basically a prerequisite to playing the form. That said, I could name like 7,000 better death metal bands.

NP: Kalmah - the album "The Black Waltz" (not death metal, but it is what I'm now playing)

[chagrin]

There are a lot of good drummers in death metal, it's basically a prerequisite to playing the form. That said, I could name like 7,000 better death metal bands.

NP: Kalmah - the album "The Black Waltz" (not death metal, but it is what I'm now playing)


blah blah blah, your band sucks, mine are better


:p

[chagrin]

blah blah blah, your band sucks, mine are better


:p



Seriously though, I am 36 years old - I haven't been very active in the Death scene for quite some time - I can see how we would differ in our opinions. At the time this came out, hell 10 years prior to this, it was quite astounding. Drummers like him, set the standard for the Death drummers of today. :harumph:

[Reaper16]

I'll agree with that. They have been around for a long time. I just find them to be lacking in substance compared to Psycroptic, Kronos, Lord Worm-era Cryptopsy, Lykathea Aflame, *goes on forever off the top of his head.*

[Reaper16]

NP: Mos Def & Talib Kweli - "RE: DEFinition"

[chagrin]

I'll agree with that. They have been around for a long time. I just find them to be lacking in substance compared to Psycroptic, Kronos, Lord Worm-era Cryptopsy, Lykathea Aflame, *goes on forever off the top of his head.*

I'm going to have to check these bands out.

[Reaper16]

I can't recommend Psycroptic enough. Every person alive should be required to sample thier majesty.

[chagrin]

Well, one of the guys digs Burzum, can't be all that bad. I will lsten to them when I go home tonight.


Nevermind, there was more here, but I found what I was looking for.

[Reaper16]

Well, one of the guys digs Burzum, can't be all that bad. I will lsten to them when I go home tonight.


Dude, do you know any OLD Iced Earth, like circa 1995? I am trying like hell to remember a song by them and can't do it. Looking at the Discography isn't helping.

"...offer me good omen...make the sacrifice, the hour's close at hand..."

ARRGH!
There are two bands that, by all acounts of my musical preferences, I should adore - yet I don't listen to either. Those bands are Dream Theater and Iced Earth. I can't help ya on that one.

Oh, and on Psycroptic: instead of saying "they can't be all that bad," you'll be asking "they can't be this good; no death metal band can!" Their album "The Scepter of the Ancients" is thier best, but their new one "Symbols of Failure" isn't far behind.

[StcChief]

Lynyrd Skynryd - Second Helping

next: Marshall Tucker Band

[Gaz]

This fine morning, I am listening to “3 Doors Down” radio at Pandora.com.

Puddle of Mudd – Drift and Die: “…we’re playing this song because it features a subtle use of vocal harmony, mixed acoustic and electrical instrumentation, a vocal-centric aesthetic, acoustic rhythm guitars…”

Sounds about right to me.

I have enjoyed a couple of tunes from bands new to me:
• Course of Nature – Caught in the Sun
• Earshot – Again
• Cardinal Trait - Flashback

Of course, Sevendust, Scott Stapp, Finger Eleven and 3 Doors Down [duh] also showed up.

Those of you who have not yet tried Pandora.com need to give it a listen.

xoxo~
Gaz
Really likes Pandora.

[QuikSsurfer]

as i lay dying - through struggle

[QuikSsurfer]

dead kennedys - kill the poor

[Dunit35]

It's Going Down- Young Joc

Next: 45- Shinedown

[Nzoner]

Ain't Nobody But Me-Supertramp

[Nzoner]

A Dream Within A Dream
The Raven
The Cask Of Amontillado-The Alan Parsons Project

[StcChief]

Allman Brothers - Eat A Peach,
Next: Beginnings

[Gaz]

Alogia – Secret Spheres of Art
Progressive Metal is how I would describe it. Some very nice driving backgrounds, but the singers shrill voice gets on my nerves. Different, but not all that likeable.

Tactile Gemma – Tactile Gemma
Weird. Just…weird. Breathy female vocals [fresh from “English as a Second Language” class] over odd, disjointed instruments. “Within Temptation” on Valium and magic mushrooms. Interesting, but not pleasant.

Driven – Wreckage
Prog Rock. After the unsettling “Tactile Gemma” experience, this seems very down-to-earth. The singer is lacking the voice quality department and the instruments are fairly ordinary. Kinda boring, not to put too fine a point on it.

Draconian – Where Love Mourns
Goth Metal. Soaring female vocals and gargling male vocals over symphonic backgrounds. Dispense with the ludicrous “dark” male vocals and this genre could get a chunk of my attention. However, I tune out the moment the “evil and scary” male voice kicks in, so I remain on the outside looking in. Fans of the genre [Lacuna Coil, Nightwish, Xandria, so forth] might find some gold amongst the dross.

Driven – Phoenix Rises
Hard Rock. Okay, this is more like it. I hesitated to give “Driven” another shot after the Wreckage album, but this is some nice driving rock. Gone are the artsy prog pretentions. This is a definite possibility.

Solarized – Driven
Rock. Bass. Lots and lots of bass, with a bit of a Southern flavor. Redneck “Black Sabbath.” It tweaks my nostalgia button a bit, but is not sponge-worthy, in the musical sense.

Silent Voices – Building up the Apathy
Metal with a big old dose of Progressive influence. I realize this will be considered heresy by the hardcore fans, but they remind me a lot of an apolitical Queensrÿche. Not that there is anything wrong with that…

xoxo~
Gaz
Tuning up.

[Gaz]

A Dream Within A Dream
The Raven
The Cask Of Amontillado-The Alan Parsons Project

Alan Parsons re-recorded “A Dream Within a Dream” on the “A Valid Path” album. Parsons’ last album [A Valid Path] was a lot more in the electronic vein than the pop sensibilities of the previous Alan Parsons Project releases. Still, mediocre Alan Parsons is still better than most other pop music out there.

xoxo~
Gaz
Big Parsons Project fan.

[Bob Dole]

I have enjoyed a couple of tunes from bands new to me:
• Course of Nature – Caught in the Sun


Given some of your past comments, you'd probably enjoy the entire Course of Nature CD.

[Gaz]

I liked “Caught in the Sun,” so I’ll give the CD a listen.

xoxo~
Gaz
Checking it out.

[QuikSsurfer]

A.F.I. - 6 to 8

[QuikSsurfer]

Given some of your past comments, you'd probably enjoy the entire Course of Nature CD.

i remember that song playin on the radio when i was a freshman in college.. the singers voice makes me want to push hot needles under his nails

[Nzoner]

Alan Parsons re-recorded “A Dream Within a Dream” on the “A Valid Path” album. Parsons’ last album [A Valid Path] was a lot more in the electronic vein than the pop sensibilities of the previous Alan Parsons Project releases. Still, mediocre Alan Parsons is still better than most other pop music out there.

xoxo~
Gaz
Big Parsons Project fan.


I like the remake as it also weaves The Raven in with it as well.My understanding is that the electronic influence came mostly from Parson's son who plays on the project as well.

[foxman]

Led Zeppelin: Tea For One

[DMAC]

Soak the Sin - Blind Melon

[Reaper16]

last played: Kanye West feat. Jay-Z - "Diamonds from Sierra Leone (Remix)"

NP: Kreator - "Death Is Your Savior"

next up: Amon Amarth - "Releasing Surtur's Fire"

[StcChief]

Leo Kottke - Essential Kottke a 12 string master

[StcChief]

The Kinks - The Road

[StcChief]

Buffalo Springfield - Best Of

next: Jimi Hendrix - Martin Scorese Presents The Blues

[ChiefFripp]

Hybrid Moments-The Misfits

[Bob Dole]

Faktion - Letting You Go

[QuikSsurfer]

tool - vicarious

[Reaper16]

last played: Queensryche - the album "Operation: Mindcrime"

NP: The Arctic Monkeys - the album "Whatever You Say I Am, That's What I'm Not." The British hype press is actually onto something here; the song "When the Sun Goes Down is incredible. The album overall is maybe the best one I've heard all year.

next: Fort Minor - the album "The Rising Tied." Fort Minor is a hip-hop project from Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park and another emcee by the name of Styles of Beyond. This album is a great listen.

[Reaper16]

last played: Emperor - "The Warriors of Modern Death"

NP: Fort Minor - "Right Now (feat. Styles of Beyond & Black Thought)"

next: I wish it was Tool - the album "10,000 Days" but alas.

[DMAC]

next: I wish it was Tool - the album "10,000 Days" but alas.Why not?

EDIT: Oh, I see, I pm'd you a link, let me know if it works.

[QuikSsurfer]

Silverchair - Tuna in the brine

[CHENZ A!]

Bob Marley- Chant down babylon ?? BM collabs with Busta Rhymes, Lauryn Hill, Erykah Badu, Krayzie Bone, and numerous others. Top 10 album in my books, worth a checkout.

"and I've got to throw awaaay.. For what?"

[Reaper16]

last played: Tool - "Right in Two"

NP: As I Lay Dying - "Meaning in Tragedy" (I don't even liek this band, wtf?)

next: meh, maybe more Tool.

[StcChief]

Steve Miller - Anthology
Kow Kow.....

next: Genesis - Trick of the Tail

[Nzoner]

Flashback sat night for me

Playing now

Had A Dream(Sleeping With The Enemy)-Roger Hodgson



Up next

Run Runaway-Slade
Fight The Good Fight-Triumph
Man From Mecca-Sweet
Black Sunday-Jethro Tull
Mind Bender-Stillwater
Fire On High-ELO
Autobahn-Kraftwerk

[QuikSsurfer]

matthew good band - the fall of man

[QuikSsurfer]

last played: Tool - "Right in Two"

NP: As I Lay Dying - "Meaning in Tragedy" (I don't even liek this band, wtf?)

next: meh, maybe more Tool.
meaning in tragedy is a decent song.. i liked AILD's last album "Frail Worlds Collapse" a lot... 94 hours is a workout ;)

[ChiefFripp]

Some trippy band on BBC-Radio6
Updated- Holy Wars by Megadeth...courtesy of Bruce Dickinson's BBC rock show.

[QuikSsurfer]

Smashing Pumpkins - I am one

[QuikSsurfer]

Colour Revolt (oxford local band - very good) - matresses underwater

[Reaper16]

Colour Revolt (oxford local band - very good) - matresses underwater
Yay! for local music.

Last played: Queensryche - both "Mindcrime" albums

NP: Occam's Razor - the album "Autospy Autopsy" (local!)

next: Vedera - the album "Weight of an Empty Room" (local!)

[QuikSsurfer]

the decemberists - castaways and cutouts (full album)
this band just does it for me.. so refreshing :)
pretty good live, too

[StcChief]

Now playing
for all the Stones haters/couldn't get into the Stones
Aftermath.

The Stones' first flash of all-out brilliance is just as apparent on the U.K. version of this album as it is on the U.S. edition, despite their major differences. Here, there's no "Paint It, Black," but there's "Mother's Little Helper," the long version of "Out Of Time," amazing cover art, and the jaw-dropping "Under My Thumb."

[chagrin]

Just popped in Warrior Soul's Salutations From the Ghetto Nation CD and am listening to "Love Destruction"

I have always liked this band, killer shit (my opinion anyway)

[Reaper16]

NP: Pelican - "-" (that's the title of the song; - ) from the album "The Fire In Our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw"

next: Fort Minor - the DJ Green Lantern mixtape "We Major"

[QuikSsurfer]

NP: Pelican - "-" (that's the title of the song; - ) from the album "The Fire In Our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw"

next: Fort Minor - the DJ Green Lantern mixtape "We Major"
do you dig fort minor?
a friend told me to check them out, months ago, and i did. i guess he was tryin to pay me back for the time back in 2000 when i told him about linkin park??
anyways, they make my ears drain blood.

[QuikSsurfer]

elliott smith - son of same (live at the black cat in april 98)

[Reaper16]

do you dig fort minor?
a friend told me to check them out, months ago, and i did. i guess he was tryin to pay me back for the time back in 2000 when i told him about linkin park??
anyways, they make my ears drain blood.
I'm a massive hip hop/rap fan. So, yes.

For that matter, I've always liked Linkin Park, too.

[QuikSsurfer]

glassjaw - two tabs of mescaline

[Nubian Nut]

Now D.O.C - No One Can Do It Better
Next George Clinton - T.A.P.O.A.F.O.M

[StcChief]

The Who - Who's Next - remastered

next:The Kinks - The Road

[QuikSsurfer]

ben folds five - army

[StcChief]

Back to some roots....

John Lee Hooker - Real Folk Blues

[chagrin]

Armored Saint - Reign Of Fire, Dropping Like Flies and then Symbol Of Salvation... :rockon:

[StcChief]

newer version of roots music.

Clapton - Me and Mr.Johnson

[StcChief]

Dylan: Desire

[Nzoner]

Side One

Kraftwerk-Autobahn

[QuikSsurfer]

My Bloody Valentine - while you were sleeping

[QuikSsurfer]

Incubus - Redefine

love S.C.I.E.N.C.E.