What album are you listening to? v.7

[TAC]

So this album is great if I only have 24 minutes, but would still like to listen to 10 songs.

And if you only have 12 minutes but want to hear 20 songs, we have grindcore!

Er... no we the hell don't. 

[twosuitsluke]

I've never heard or seen that album before.. Wil check it..

Don't think this will be your thing at all dude, but who knows, maybe it will?

So this album is great if I only have 24 minutes, but would still like to listen to 10 songs.

It's definitely not in my wheelhouse, but it's fine. I'm a big Hanoi Rocks/Michael Monroe fan and he does a lot of music like this. It's a bit punky for sure, but really quite harmless.

So your next roulette is gonna be a punk rock roulette, sweet!

If you want some short, punchy, punk albums I can recommend WAY better than H2O! I mean they ain't bad but there is so much more I could suggest.

[LithoJazzoSphere]

Who's the second biggest punk fan here?

[TAC]

So your next roulette is gonna be a punk rock roulette, sweet!

If you want some short, punchy, punk albums I can recommend WAY better than H2O! I mean they ain't bad but there is so much more I could suggest.

I'm good, thank you.

[twosuitsluke]

Who's the second biggest punk fan here?

Cram

To be fair, he may be a bigger fan than me. We're cut from the same cloth, that's for sure.

[Nachtmerrie]

I know, I've already watched those probably half a dozen times each.  Shame they couldn't keep the three-vocalist configuration, but it is overkill, and Heike has a lot on her plate now.  I like the aesthetics of Lisa wearing white, Heike wearing black, and Anders wearing white and black.  Hopefully their next album continues on the current trend.  I preferred Heike, but the last two with Lisa were sublime, so it's not a huge step down or anything.

Those video's are addictive. Such a great band. The way they use the guitar leads is quite unique. Perfect music this time of the year.
I prefer Heike. Lisa is probably the better singer from a technical perspective but Heike is something special within her range.

 

[LithoJazzoSphere]

What I particularly like is that they both fit into the "beauty and the beast" format without being too stereotypical with cliche operatic styles (which sometimes works beautifully, but so many others have been mediocre at it).  Heike especially brought in the ethereal wave influences which I think is an underrated element of what can lift those sort of bands. 

[Glasser]

Who's the second biggest punk fan here?

I'm a diehard punk and hardcore fan! Black Flag, Subhumans, Misfits, Suicidal Tendencies, Dead Kennedys, Circle Jerks, Poison Idea, The Descendents, Bad Brains, Broken Bones, GBH, The Clash.... Black Flag are my faves.

[TAC]

There's some old school shit right there.

I have really come to appreciate Suicidal. I'm glad I got to see them once, oddly opening Queensryche's Empire tour.

I used to play Trip At The Brain on my radio show all the time though.

[Glasser]

There's some old school shit right there.

I have really come to appreciate Suicidal. I'm glad I got to see them once, oddly opening Queensryche's Empire tour.

I used to play Trip At The Brain on my radio show all the time though.

Suicidal also opened for Megadeth on the Dystopia tour along with Children of Bodom.

[TAC]

Wow, that's a heck of a show.

[Glasser]

It was insane in the membrane! 

[TAC]

Indeed. 

[Glasser]

AC/DC are one of the few bands I'm always in the mood to listen to.

[TAC]

I love that album. It was literally the first AC/DC album I owned.

[pfillion]

https://beholdtheelder.bandcamp.com/album/innate-passage

[twosuitsluke]

New album day...

[Sacul]

Didn't know Marketa had released a new album, also Bilo IV finally happened. Let's see if they live up to the hype

[TAC]

The In The Woods sounds good while sampling. Definitely going to check that out in full. The Elder musically is really cool. Has a old school vibe for sure, but those vocals really drag this down.

[Buddyhunter1]

The Elder musically is really cool. Has a old school vibe for sure, but those vocals really drag this down.

I haven't listened to the new album yet but the vocals on their last album were bad even for their standards. Check out Reflections Of A Floating World if you like the instrumentation, the vocals aren't great on it either but they're fine when they pop up and the band seems to be aware they aren't the best because at least 80% of the album is instrumental.

[TAC]

I haven't listened to the new album yet but the vocals on their last album were bad even for their standards. Check out Reflections Of A Floating World if you like the instrumentation, the vocals aren't great on it either but they're fine when they pop up and the band seems to be aware they aren't the best because at least 80% of the album is instrumental.

Just dropped the needle on it. I don't think I'm crazy about it. The tempos were on the slow end for most of what I heard.

[Zydar]

IQ - Dark Matter

"These are the last remaining days"

[Nachtmerrie]

Cobra the Impaler - Colossal Gods

Revisiting this early 2022 release. Progressive sludge, fans of Mastodon will probably like this

[twosuitsluke]

The In The Woods sounds good while sampling. Definitely going to check that out in full. The Elder musically is really cool. Has a old school vibe for sure, but those vocals really drag this down.

I was honestly quite surprised to find that I preferred the new In The Woods over Elder. The new Elder needs more time to digest though I feel.

[Sacul]

Didn't know Marketa had released a new album, also Bilo IV finally happened. Let's see if they live up to the hype

Well, the first one I didn't like that much, but the second one is very nice.

[romdrums]

With today being Black Friday, and working in retail, I hit my Rush mega playlist, started with Moving Pictures, and listened in chronological order from there.  Currently half way through Test For Echo.

[LithoJazzoSphere]

Man, I'd go shopping more if they played Rush over the speakers instead of the same 20 Christmas songs over and over again. 

[ReaperKK]

Listening through Kings Of Convenience - Peace or Love and there this strange, intangible quality to the record. It was released last year but it has the melancholy feel to it that takes me back to past memories, it's strange sensation that only a few albums make me feel. /end drunken rambling

[Bluefish]

[Bluefish]

[LithoJazzoSphere]

I haven't listened to the new album yet but the vocals on their last album were bad even for their standards. Check out Reflections Of A Floating World if you like the instrumentation, the vocals aren't great on it either but they're fine when they pop up and the band seems to be aware they aren't the best because at least 80% of the album is instrumental.

Just dropped the needle on it.

[TAC]

What did I do? 

[LithoJazzoSphere]

[TAC]

Going way back...



Michael Schenker was a prodigy! 

The solos on Rock Bottom and Time On My Hands...just 17 years old.

[LudwigVan]

Force It… the best UFO album.

And that album cover is totally wtf