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Golem - Orion AwakesOoooo... I quite like this.I'm gonna see how many pages in a row I can make this the top post for.
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"A lot of people think that the only reason you listen to vinyl is because the sound quality is better; that's a common misconception. The real reason that you listen to vinyl is that listening to vinyl makes you better than people who don't listen to vinyl."
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^^^ ...Its true. Though Thin Lizzys Black Rose WILL change your life, like he said.
www.rockradio1.com
And today's impulsive purchase...
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Beasties - Multilateral Nuclear Disarmament
Darrow Fletcher - What is This?
Paul Humphrey & His Cool Aid Chemists - Detroit
Speaking of crawling, heres a blast from my past. You remember the Mtv Jon Stewart Show before he became the Jon Stewart? Heres the theme music.
I liked this band, it got panned a lot at the time...someone said getting Mort Drucker to do the cover art was the best thing this band ever did.
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I've mostly been listening to No Made Sense and Future Of The Left lately.
Future of the Left are great live as well.
Over the past fortnight, I've been listening to Echoes by AR and Machines over and over -
The W.A.S.P. studio discography. Live albums and b-sides next.
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Final Fantasy 6-Balance and Ruin.
It was posted in The Technology Guide thread.
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Final Fantasy 6-Balance and Ruin.
It was posted in The Technology Guide thread.
I cannot favorite this post enough. Thank you, sir.
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Jim White, Still Waters; Turquose House; Bluebird.
Gotta love the second one, if for no other reason, than he references letting his freak flag fly.
Long live David Crosby!
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I cannot favorite this post enough. Thank you, sir.Final Fantasy 6-Balance and Ruin.
It was posted in The Technology Guide thread.
You're welcome. But I think Liz deserves the credit for posting it there.
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Yes, but... I hadn't see The Technology Guide, either! This showed me two amazing things I'd missed! (Really don't know how I'd missed the technology guide, but I did.) :D
EDIT: but yes, I'm really thankful to Liz, too!
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I buckled a couple of weeks ago and bought the Le Orme box set - 11 albums for £23 (good for me, not so good for Le Orme). Mostly great - the one that surprised and delighted me most was Florian, which sounds nothing like their early '70s stuff, being more... Penguin Cafe-ey? Gentle Giant-esque? Don't listen to the 1990 comeback album, btw.
I've also recently found out about the Darkscorch Canticles, a comp of 70s/80s super-obscure HM which also incorporates an original RPG. Am listening to snippets from the comp, which sounds pretty good - not played the game, but the idea's a beaut, either way.
Got to see an awesome show last night featuring my Syracuse buddies Friendless Bummer, as well as my friend Joel's band Advertising, Jawbreaker Reunion (nothing to do with actual Jawbreaker), and What Moon Things.
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My local comrade went behind my back and got all into Hawkwind while I wasn't paying attention.
I've never really dived in. Could never find their records, hadn't really thought about them after I discovered the internet. But I knew enough to namedrop them when I gave my comrade his first Michael Moorcock for Xmas. Now, I go over his house and he's like, oh yeah, In Search of Space is pretty good but it lacks some of the nuanced depths of later work (or some such) and I'm all like, m+%$%&%#+!#!, you didn't even know who Elric was six months ago!
Steel Panther have a new video, but its too intense to link here. Google the band name and the word gloryhole to see and hear the newest sleazefest!
Egg Hunt - "We All Fall Down"
Ooh! 7" Ian Mackaye hardcore blast from the past nostalgia!
My local comrade went behind my back and got all into Hawkwind while I wasn't paying attention.
I've never really dived in. Could never find their records, hadn't really thought about them after I discovered the internet. But I knew enough to namedrop them when I gave my comrade his first Michael Moorcock for Xmas.
Be sure to drop some Lemmy Kilmister references as well.
Currently listening to Bag Raiders with their self-titled album.
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Speaking of nuanced depths, Sons of Odin and Sleipnir both by Manowar. However, Odin's got fed up of waiting for me and has gone home to dry-clean his eyepatch, so I've moved on to De De Lind. Much doomier than most other Italian prog records of that period (that I've heard) - I really like it.
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Couple newer funk tracks for Friday before I get out the door:
...and the funkiest version of Metallica out there Soul Rebels
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Taste Of My Scythe by Children Of Bodom
A Martian Winter by Angel Vivaldi
Jato Unit by Jeff Loomis
Cloud Connected by In Flames
The Remembrance Ballad by Atreyu
Welcome Home by Coheed and Cambria
Horizons by Parkway Drive
Astraea's Dream by The Sword
Rip Van Winkle by Witch
Lost In The Cold Sun by Earthless
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Cloud Connected by In Flames
Getting some serious flashbacks to high school. I don't think I've even thought about In Flames in years... Thanks, man.
In Flames was the co-headliner the second night of WackenOpenAir and my friend Steve and I were like 'what is this emo band doing here'. Then they played...I was glad to be corrected. :) They kicked ass. Singer made a faux-pas by championing Warsteiner beer onstage, which we were told was like Busch/Bud here in the States. They opened with Cloud Connected, which won me over. System, Reroute to Remain, and Take This Life were all there to make a MOSH PIT!
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I've never really dived in. Could never find their records, hadn't really thought about them after I discovered the internet. But I knew enough to namedrop them when I gave my comrade his first Michael Moorcock for Xmas.Be sure to drop some Lemmy Kilmister references as well.
Yeah, he's well beyond that, telling me about how Lemmy got kicked out on their first North American tour, etc., etc. I think he watched a documentary or something...
In completely other news,
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One from The Black Goblin: