What album are you listening to v.8

[hefdaddy42]

Inigo De Souza - All of This Will End

[jjrock88]

Genesis- The Hits

Joe Satriani- Surfing with the Alien

Phil Collins- The Hits

Kiss- Asylum

[Bluefish]

[Bluefish]

[hefdaddy42]

John Williams - Jaws (Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

[Grappler]

Lately:

Dream Theater - Distant Memories (first blu-ray)
Dream Theater - SFAM

Dee Snider - For the Love of Metal
Dee Snider - For the Love of Metal: Live

Dimmu Borgir - In Sorte Diaboli
Dimmu Borgir - The Invaluable Darkness

Dark Funeral - Where Shadows Forever Reign

Slayer - South of Heaven

[twosuitsluke]

Dream Theater - SFAM
Dimmu Borgir - In Sorte Diaboli
Slayer - South of Heaven

Oh yeah! 

[Max Kuehnau]

I'll recommend you check out the 2011 issue of the album (with the original drum and bass parts restored) This also applies to the 2011 edition of The Blizzard Of Ozz btw.

Toto: 40 Tours Around The Sun

[jjrock88]

Firehouse- s/t

Harem Scarem- Mood Swings

Joe Satriani- Not of This Earth

Kiss- Crazy Nights

[hefdaddy42]

Joy Oladokun - in defense of my own happiness (the beginnings)

[hefdaddy42]

Bob Reynolds - Somewhere in Between

[Glasser]

Black Flag - Slip It In.

Discharge - Anthology.

[NoseofNicko]

[Bluefish]

[Bluefish]

[ReaperKK]

John Mayer - Heavier Things

[Glasser]

[TAC]

Can't say I paid a ton of attention to this when it came out. I bought it, saw the tour, but I was in a metal zone at the time. I must say, that this album has aged reasonably well.

[ReaperKK]

Animals As Leaders - The Joy Of Motion

[twosuitsluke]

Clearly in the mood for some classics today, another inspired by my top drummers list.

[LithoJazzoSphere]

I'm not normally that into live albums, but World Wide Live is a great one.

World Wide Live sounds so doctored, it's unlistenable to me.

Maybe this is why I like it.      The raw and loose sound of some live albums doesn't usually appeal to me. 

[nick_z]

I'm not normally that into live albums, but World Wide Live is a great one.

World Wide Live sounds so doctored, it's unlistenable to me.

Maybe this is why I like it.      The raw and loose sound of some live albums doesn't usually appeal to me.

World Wide Live has a great song selection but yeah, I remember its sound being very...light? Not sure now, I haven't listened to it in a long time. But I'll say I'll take Tokyo Tapes any day over that one (Not being the "old stuff is better" guy here  I just think Tokyo Tapes is fantastic live album, period)

[LithoJazzoSphere]

That's one's cool as well, but it's Uli and before a bunch of songs I like of theirs.  It doesn't even have "Sails of Charon", my favorite early song of theirs.  But overall something about Jabs' playing just works better for me in that style. 

[nick_z]

Yes, Sails of Charon is fantastic!

I don't disagree that there was a ton of great material that came after that live...in fact, I think my Scorps' "sweet spot" is with the Lovedrive and Blackout albums...

[LithoJazzoSphere]

All their stuff in that era is great, but I'm probably partial to Love At First Sting.  "Coming Home" is one of my favorites of theirs, the full version of "Still Loving You" is a fantastic ballad, "Rock You Like a Hurricane" is a top-tier classic rock staple, etc. 

[TAC]

Early 80's Scorps is great. I've always thought Animal Magnetism sucked, but the run from Lovedrive through LAFS otherwise is great.

I saw the LAFS tour (with Bon Jovi opening).
Here's the Montreal show..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxJgOyZtNzQ

I had Tokyo Tapes as a kid, and the Uli Era has some great tunes, but it's a completely different band, really. Matthias Jabs is severely underrated. He has that wonderful German tone (Schenker/Hoffman).

I still love Love At First Sting. I remember the premiere of Rock You Like A Hurricane when my local radio station debuted it. I remember sitting there thinking how much I thought it blew. The sexual lyrics and chorus were/are brutal, but the solo was/is amazing.

I finished up my sophomore year of HS in 1984 and I was a huge Scorps fan at the time.

[twosuitsluke]

New Herod album Iconoclast is off to a good start   

A Pelagic Records release that kicks ass, I am not shocked.

[hefdaddy42]

John Patitucci, Victor Feldman, and Trevor Feldman - Live in Las Vegas

[hefdaddy42]

ARTEMIS - In Real Time

[hefdaddy42]

Winger - Seven

[King Postwhore]

Early 80's Scorps is great. I've always thought Animal Magnetism sucked, but the run from Lovedrive through LAFS otherwise is great.

I saw the LAFS tour (with Bon Jovi opening).
Here's the Montreal show..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxJgOyZtNzQ

I had Tokyo Tapes as a kid, and the Uli Era has some great tunes, but it's a completely different band, really. Matthias Jabs is severely underrated. He has that wonderful German tone (Schenker/Hoffman).

I still love Love At First Sting. I remember the premiere of Rock You Like A Hurricane when my local radio station debuted it. I remember sitting there thinking how much I thought it blew. The sexual lyrics and chorus were/are brutal, but the solo was/is amazing.

I finished up my sophomore year of HS in 1984 and I was a huge Scorps fan at the time.

I was at the Worcester show. (Scorps & Bon Jovi)  Bought tees from both bands.

[Bluefish]

I'll recommend you check out the 2011 issue of the album (with the original drum and bass parts restored) This also applies to the 2011 edition of The Blizzard Of Ozz btw.

Thanks.  Those are the editions that I have.

[Bluefish]

[ReaperKK]

Red Hot Chili Peppers - I'm with You

[twosuitsluke]

Easily one of the best albums in the last 5 years. I love the whole aesthetic and direction the band went. It's everything.