Definitely check it out. I found that I liked Hydra, but Resist has IMO better instrumental performances than Hydra. Lyrics are more or less even. Hydra I think had better performers featured (hard for it to top Tarja on Paradise for me), and Sharon is great like always. I only wish it had a few more tracks to make Resist perfect.
Finally listened to it. It's great!
A peculiar record. Good, but peculiar.
Pat Travers Band - "Crash and Burn", 1980
This is amazing. Great wordplay, tight flow, message on point, and based around a flawless pop culture reference:
Glenn Miller & His Orchestra - "Danny Boy" (traditional)
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones - "Someday I Suppose"
Propagandhi - "Failed Imagineer"
Jimmy Eat World - "Polaris"
Baroness - "Borderlines"
Gin Blossoms - "Angels Tonight"
Egg Hunt - "We All Fall Down"
Alice In Chains - "Rotten Apple"
Down - "Stone The Crow"
Big Country - "Look Away"
Judas Priest's "Defenders of the Faith" LP.
19-year-old me has yet another reason to point the finger at its future self, shouting "NOT PUNK ENOUGH!" For I have discovered a grudging appreciation for official rip-off artists (C) and sell-outs (TM) Green Day:
A Spotify playlist I put together of heavy rock covers by Norway's amazing vocalist Jørn Lande.
A Here Come the Mummies Spotify playlist.
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Ive been having trouble with my missus lately. Well, she has problems with me, and I'm working on resolving that. I have been listening to Anderson Paak a lot (since this guy is one of a few putting out great hip hop). Paak has a new track with Smoky Robinson that got my chocked up. I made my wife cry when I played it for her. We are taking it slow and getting back to good. In the meantime, thanks Paak!
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes. I can't choose just one song to post from them. You'll just have to search for them on Youtube. So much fun.
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes. I can't choose just one song to post from them. You'll just have to search for them on Youtube. So much fun.
Here's a good intro to the band:
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - "Goodbye Earl" (Dixie Chicks cover)
Thanks, David!
A Youtube collection of ballads by W.A.S.P.
The Wolverine Orchestra - "Jazz Me Blues" (jazz standard)
Friendless Bummer - "Beelzebub"
The Guess Who - "No Sugar Tonight / New Mother Nature"
The Smithereens - "Over And Over Again"
Dire Straits, featuring Sting - "Money For Nothing"
Roy Orbison - "The Great Pretender" (The Platters cover)
Mastodon - "Asleep In The Deep"
Yuck - "Get Away"
The Spiral Starecase - "For Once In My Life" (pop standard)
Godemis - "Ol' Gregg [The Deevil 6.0 remix]"
Glenn Miller & His Orchestra - "Moonlight Serenade"
Rush - "Vapor Trail"
Rush - "Ghost Of A Chance"
Aesop Rock - "None Shall Pass"
Logic, featuring Eminem - "Homicide"
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She was in 'Saint Just', who I really liked, though this is a bit more straight ahead.
Also, I can't determine whether she's holding up her hat to the sun on the cover, or trying to drink out of a turkey.
I swear, if there'd been s+$% like this when I was a callow high school youth 15-20 years ago, I would be a rap die-hard for life.
MxPx - "Let's Ride"
All - "Long Distance"
Jawbreaker - "Friends Back East"
Krizz Kaliko - "Unstable"
DJ Zombieshark - "Dysfunctional Deviant"
+ past/present Paizo forum member spotlight:
Far Flown Falcon - "Anthill"
James L. Sutter - "Do Your F#&~ing Dishes"
Against The Giants - "22 North"
moonseolnyeo - "Summer Rain (Chorales of the Techpriest)"
The first time I heard this song, I thought it was pretty good. The fourth time I heard it, I thought it was OK. The hundredth time I heard it from my awful evil neighbors at midnight, I was done. The fifteen-millionth time I heard it from the hive of scum and villainy of a bar across the street at 2 AM, I thought it was literally the theme song of the devil solely designed to deprive me of sleep.
The four-billionth time I heard it though, I thought it was pretty good again. I blame a combination of sleep deprivation, alcohol, and Stockholm syndrome. I can't stop listening to it. Here you go:
Foghat - "Foghat Live".
Joe Cocker's classic LP, "Live at the Fillmore East, 1970".
In the same general area as Gong. I think it might get pretty annoying if I had to listen to it for too long.
Pat Metheny Group - The Way Up, Pt. 3
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The shrieking children who have moved in next door.
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The fireworks from the nearby minor baseball team as they do...whatever it is baseball people do.
The fireworks from the nearby minor baseball team as they do...whatever it is baseball people do. [/QUOTE
My son's roomie works at a local restaurant that closes at 10. Last Saturday night at 9:45 39 Little League and Teen League players and parents showed up. So the baseball players here are rude. That's what they do.
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J W Farquar - The Formal Female
The fuzz is strong in this one.
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I'm listening to a Spotify playlist of 70s rock that you don't hear on radio much (or at all, in some cases) anymore. I call it "Easy Listening".
Earth - Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light
I'm going to see them when they come to Leeds in November. It'll be great!
A Youtube playlist of traditional bluegrass music.
"The Best of Fear" -- Primal Fear
Devin Townsend Project - the Transcendence and Addicted! albums.
A Foghat playlist I put together on Spotify. The "This is Foghat" playlist that Spotify drones put together was awful. So I made my own.
Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused to Sing: And Other Stories
A Spotify playlist of songs I put together collecting music from throughout Ronnie James Dio's career, with the exception of his very early doo-wop stuff. Yes, really. Before he became the voice of metal he was in a couple of late 50s doo-wop outfits.