Conference napalm::heavy_metal

    
    Got the changer fixed and back in the Beretta, what's in it is as
    follows:
    
    Tiamat		- Wildhoney
    At the gates	- Slaughter of the Soul
    Iced Earth		- Burnt Offerings
    Doctor Butcher	- Doctor Butcher
    Varga		- Prototype
    Type O Negative	- Bloody Kisses (2nd release)
    Cathedral		- Cosmic Requiem
    White Zombie	- La Sexorcisto Devil Music Vol. 1
    Catherine Wheel 	- Ferment
    Savatage		- Hall of the mountain king
    
    And a few brought in to while away the time while I work on a document:
    Nevermore		- Nevermore
    Crimson Glory	- Transcendence
    and a compilation cd called Identity II which has tunes from Nevermore,
    Eyehategod, Trouble, Chum, Sentenced, Samael, Stuck Mojo, Emperor,
    Toxic Reasons, Merauder, Only Living Witness, The Gathering, Moonspell,
    Punky Brewster (that's right), Hostility, Release, My Own Victim, and
    454 Big Block. And it is actually pretty good, mostly heavy stuff.
    
    

Sepultura	- Roots (excellent, heavier than Chaos AD, 
			it burns on headphones)
Deafness	- 18 Ear crushing tracks (a great compilation including
		Carcass, Cathedral, Grip Inc., Torque, Napalm Death, Voivod,..)
Forbidden	- Twisted into form, Forbidden evil (both excellent)

Sorin

    SoundGarden - Louder than Love
    SoundGarden - Badmotorfinger
    SoundGarden - Super Unknown
    SoundGarden - Down on the Upside
    Temple of the Dog 
    
    
    	J

    What about UltraMegaOK?  Good stuff!

    Gotta get it first...but soon...I hope! [^;=

    
    	I just reloaded the changer in the Duster.  I think Lynne and
    	I will listen to The Gap Band, or maybe Joe Diffie, on the way
    	up to Littletone tomorrow.  8^)
    
    	"Greatest Hits" - The Gap Band
	"Third Rock from the Sun" - Joe Diffie
    	"20 Great Years" - Kenny Rogers
    	"Superjudge" - Monster Magnet
    	"Introduce Yourself" - Faith No More
    	"A Glorious Lethal Euphonia" - The Mermen
    	"The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart" - Bob Newhart
    	"The Cult" - The Cult
    	"Groove Family Cyco" - The Infectious Grooves
    	"Piouhgd" - The Butthole Surfers
    

    April's Tribute to Women Week
    
    Tracy Bonham - The Burdens of Being Upright
    Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes
    Elastica
    Veruca Salt - American Thighs
    Amy Grant - Heart In Motion
    Susan Ashton
    Hole - Live Through This
    Twila Paris - A Heart That Knows You
    Joan Osborne - Relish
    the Great Kat - Beethoven On Speed
    the Breeders - Last Splash
    Ashton, Becker, Dente - Along The Road

    Fu Manchu - In Search Of... ("retro" rock. *lotsa* distortion)
    Anvil - Plugged In Permanent (brandnew & still "true" speed metal)
    Four Horsemen - Gettin' Pretty Good At Barely Gettin' By (less hard
                    than their 1st album, still good)
    Cracker - The Golden Age (typical D.Lowery)
    
    Ryener

    
    	Been Crankin' Vince Neil's Carved in Stone all weekend...It
    rules...
    
    	Who Else-Bobby T

    
    	April, let me know how The Great Kat is.
    

    It's a keeper.  A must have for any hyperspeed/thrash guitar fan.  
    This chick is a genius!  It's circa 1990, but it's timeless...She's
    pretty wild lookin' too.  She's wearing this white lacey ensemble on
    the back cover and some black leather/spikey stuff on the inside. 
    
    It's a must for you, I'm sure.

    On 2nd thought, you don't need it.  You have too much to choose from
    already.  I fear that she wouldn't get the proper admiration and
    devotion from you that she rightly deserves.  Ahem.

    Shawn, I don't know if I like the idea of this topic getting "swept" on
    a regular basis.  I would be very interested to know what I was into
    back in '91-'92...  Can we vote on this?

    Um, maybe I should have directed my question at coop...?  

Peter Gabriel  Passion   never get tired of this

    
    	RE: April
    
    	Ummm, either 1 of us ... but usually I'm the one that deletes
    	the old stuff from this note.
    
    	But the stuff from '91-'92 is already gone, so what's your
    	point?  A little too late to ask that question now.  8^)
    

    Well, um, I know we can't bring notes back from the dead...but I think
    it'd be a good idea to just leave this topic alone altogether.
    
    Oh yeah:  8pPPppPPp

    
    	Oh, so you mean STARTING NOW?
    
    	I get it.
    

    Yes, please excuse my obvious oversight.

    
    	If I must, I will ... AGAIN.  [sigh]
    

    Don't start.  I've had an unusual amount of java this morning.
    
    MUST I thrash you in public?

I'd pay to see that... 

    
    	April, within reason, I'd let you do to me whatever your little
    	heart desires.  And if it must be in public, then so be it.
    

    Let me assure you it would not be pleasant.

    
    	There's a fine line between pleasure and pain.
    

    "X"

    I guess SueJ drew the line, so I must be pain.
    
    8)

    M-O-O-N spells PAIN.. ;[

    Shawn, you got it wrong...
    
    "There's a fine line between CLEVER, and STOOPID"
    
    :-)

    
    	Sue, have you been watching "The Stand" recently??
    
    
    	RE: Coop
    
    	That too.  But I hope you're not implying anything by that.
    
    	8^)
    

    Shawn, there is also a fine line between TETANUS and FORMICA.
    
    hth

    eh?

    
    	Than you, April.
    
    	I knew I didn't want to look like a fool and admit that I had
    	no idea what that meant.  And you just saved me the trouble.
    

    April, you have officially been thanned.
    
    

    Leave Shane outta this!
    
    :-)

    I'll Be Pickin These Up From Notes_Worthy after WOrk...
    
    Quiet Riot_Mental Health
    Bowie_Alladin Sane
    Mott The Hoople_Live
    
    
           Crazy_Long_Live_ROck_Al!
    
    

>>>    Mott The Hoople_Live

This is called get yer ass up time.  Because it's been a bit nippy of late...

Tim

    leave me outta what ?  I want to be thanned too !
    
    Shane, who's just lookin for a good thanning...whatever the hell that
    is.
    

    I think it was the accent (Thay, Thane...Are you a drummer?)
    
    Come ON!  That was funny!

    "We Need A Slag Up_Front.Hello Darlin.You Don't Look Like A Slag,You 
    Look AllRight"
    
    
       Crazy_Luv_It_Al

    WHWYTW
    
    "Stripped, Raped, and Strangled"
    -Cannibal Corpse
    
    
        This song really jams.  I really wish some of you could take the
    time to listen to these guys.  If one can open their mind I bet one
    would really enjoy them.  But I guess someone can say the same about
    the new Metallica (puke).
    -ss

Buck likes these guys if I remember right...

    Nativity In Black -- Sabbath Tunes......
    Down On the Upside -- Soundgarden
    American Standard -- 7 Mary 3
    Load -- Metallica
    Road Apples -- Tragically Hip
    
    Been a weird week..........
    
    Paully 8)
    

    Frank Zappa - Apostrophe
    Soundgarden - Down on the Upside (still hasn`t burn out even a little)
    Neil Young  - Ragged Glory
    Frank Black - Cult of Ray (still)

    SoundGarden - Down on the Upside
    White Zombie - Astro Creep 2000
    SilverChair - FrogStomp
    Tripping Daisy - I am an elastic firecracker
    Econoline Crush - Affliction

STP		Purple
Alice in Chains	Dirt
Led Zeppelin	Live on Blueberry Hill
Rolling Stones	Satanic Majesty's Request

    "And No_Body Elses Hand Would Ever Do.No_Body Elses Hand.
    Then I Awoke.
     Is This Some_Kindda_Joke?"

    
    Just picked up "Fizzy Fuzzy Big and Buzzy" by the Refreshments.
    'AAF has been playing their tune Banditos.
    
    Great CD!!!!  Kinda Jason and the Scorchers, kinda Bottle
    Rockets - nice summer drivin' music.
    
    - Sean

    
    	My sister and I went to the Aku Aku the other night, and since
    	I'm a nice guy I usually try to bring "neutral" music when
    	someone else is in the car, so I listened to "Back to the 80's"
    	[single CD, 20? tracks] and "Totally 80's" [double CD, 38?
    	tracks].
    
    	Well, I started, anyways ... I'm still listening to the rest
    	of "Totally 80's".  Great stuff!!
    
    	"Word Up", by Cameo, is 1 of the better surprises on there.
    	Do they have other good stuff, or was this their only good 1?
    

    Cannibal Corpse    The Bleeding
    Deicide            Once Upon the Cross
    Shania Twain       Noone Needs to Know
    -ss

    
    	Shania's OK to look at [and maybe "OK" is an understatement]
    	but, IMO, not much to listen to.  Maybe I'll give whatever
    	CD of hers my sister has another listen ... "The Woman in Me"?
    

    I must agree wholeheartedly.  She has a very limited range, and very
    little variation with what she does. MMMM, she's very pleasant to look
    at. But that song on "Twister", it makes me tap my toes. I like the
    harmony vocals ( I think done by her husband/producer, Mutt Lange)
    especially when they do that falsetto(sp) thing there towards the end.
    -ss

    
    Blur			"Parklife"
    Portishead			"Dummy"
    Massive Attack		"Protection"
    Elton John			"Blue Moves"
    Everything But The Girl	"Walking Wounded"
    	
    
    /jen
    

    RE: .49
    
    	The only other popular tune I've heard of from them is called
    "Candy"  and sounds pretty much like "Word Up".  You could tolerate it
    for a while...
    
    I think a group called Gun did a cover of "Word Up"...it's about as
    good as the original...and it can be found on the Barb WIre movie
    Soundtrack!

    
    	Gun is still around?
    
    	Forgot about them.
    

    	Eric Clapton - Change the World
    
    	From soundtrack to Phenomenom.
    
    	Good to hear real talent for a change, and real music for
    	that matter.
    
    	Eric is a god in my book...

    
    Good Tune! Im psyched! I won this soundtrack,, cant wait till it
    comes in the mail!
    
    SueJ
    
    Really like that remake Jewel does too....

    Just Ordered These and I'm Gonna Pick_Them_Up From Note_Worthy when
    I Get Outta Work...
    
    AeroSmith-Get A Grip
    Bowie-Space Oddity
    Twisted Sister-Big Hits and Nasty Cuts
    Beatles-Magical Mystery Tour
    Mott-Mott
    
       Crazy_Tunes_Al

    I Mother Earth -- Dig
    (got it from someone else Rachelle)
    Astrocreep 2000 -- White Zombie
    Down on the Upside -- Soundgarden
    LOAD -- Metallica
    Binge & Purge -- Metallica
    
    Paully
    

    
    Best of Sweet
    Soundtrack to Rob Roy
    
    
    /jen

    
    Celestial Season		- Solar Lovers
    Machine Head		- Burn my eyes
    Jean Luc Ponty		- Cosmic Messenger
    Type O Negative		- The origin of the feces
    Therion			- Can't pronounce this one! (most recent)
    .
    .
    .
    and some others in the changer....
    
    

    Jen..
     I'd be Interested to Hear What Songs are on"The Best of Sweet".
    
    
    
    
       Crazy_hint_hint_Al

    
    Al-  I'll post them from home tonight.
    
    /jen

    Thanx in Advance!

    
    Al,
    
    Per your request, here is the run down of "The Best of Sweet"
    
    Little Willy
    Wig-wam Bam
    Blockbuster
    The Ballroom Blitz
    Teenage Rampage
    The 6-Teens
    Fox on the Run
    Action
    The Lies in your Eyes
    Lost Angels
    Fever of Love
    Stairway to the Stars
    Love is like Oxygen
    California Nights
    Mother Earth
    Sixties Man
    
    /jen
    

    
    re -1
    
    What?!?! Sweet F.A. isn't on there?? Can't be much of a greatest hits
    without a great hit like that one!!!
    
    Dave
    

    
    	How many songs do you people think they can fit on an album?
    	There is a limit, you know.
    

    Doors - The Soft Parade
    Neil Young - Broken Arrow (if you like Neil, DON`T MISS THIS ONE)
    Neil Young - Ragged Glory 

    Metallica -- Binge & Purge
    White Zombie -- Astrocreep 2000
    I Mother Earth -- Dig
    I Mother Earth -- Scenery & Fish
    Ugly Kid Joe -- Menace to Sobriety
    
    Paully 8)
    

    OOPS!
    
    the previous note was dedicated to the Thrill of the 'Pril!
    
    Paully 8)
    

    re .65
    
    Definately can't be a best of
    
    No "Windy City" or "Need a Lot of Lovin'"!
    
    Off to listen to "Sweet Fanny Adams" when I get back tonight!
    
 Guy
    

    
    "Raindrops keep falling on my Head"   From the "Butch Cassidy and the
    					  Sundance Kid" soundtrack :)
    
    /j
    

    
    Jammin' with the headphones ....
    
    Dream Theater - Change of Seasons
    Pink Floyd - Relics
    Pink Floyd - Piper at the Gates of Dawn
    Pink Floyd - Division Bell
    Metallica - Load
    
    Dave
    

    I Mother Earth - Scenery and Fish (can't hear enough of this one)
    The Tragically Hip - Up to Here
    Motley Crue - Decade of Decadence
    Soundgarden - Down on the Upside
    Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
    
    and the wife's pick....
    
    Alanis Morrisette - Jagged Little Pill
    
    Paully 8)
    
    

    
    Merauder		- Master Killer
    Moonspell		- Wolfsheart
    Cemetary		- Sundown
    Tiamat		- Wildhoney
    Amorphis		- Elegy
    Jean Luc Ponty	- Cosmic Messenger
    4 others in the changer....
    
    Cemetary aren't what you might think with a name like that. They are
    pretty much heavy metal with some keys added in. Not too bad either! I
    had just heard about them recently and was searching for stuff that
    looks like I will hafta order cuzz they don't have them at Newbury
    Comics near me.....  ;-(  Probably be ordering a couple more Tiamat
    discs, Clouds and The Astral Sleep most likely....I like this band!
    
    Jean Luc Ponty, can't get enough of Cosmic Messenger, excellent bass
    player, guitarist and drummer during that time period. Very good disc,
    highly recommended for anyone who likes electric Violin in jazz. Some
    perky stuff, plodding stuff (title song is AWESOME!), very good! A
    taste for passion, civilized evil, mystical adventures are also very
    good by mr. ponty.
    
    

    
    	I picked up "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" by Santa Esmeralda
    	and listened to it this morning ... 1 of the best covers ever
    	done, although being done "disco style" automatically means
    	that 99% of you won't like it.  8^)
    
    	They also do a fairly straight-forward cover of Van Morrison's
    	"Gloria" [the same 1 covered by The Doors].
    

    
    	Oh, and Warrior Soul's "The Space-Age Playboys" is quite good
    	after 1 listen ... of course I'll have to listen again soon.
    	Much better than "Chill Pill" [found BOTH of them at Straw-
    	berries in Shrewsbury on Friday night], which is a VERY slow-
    	moving album.
    

The Who  Quadrophenia - Live at MSG

    	Motley Crue - Too Fast for Love
    	David Lee Roth - Eat'em & Smile
    	Faster Pussy Cat - Wake me when its over
    	Pretty Boy Floyd - Leather Boyz with Electric Toyz
    	Arcade - Arcade
    
    Bobby T 

    Racer X	Second Heat

    Wow, Faster Pussycat.
    
    An oldie but a goodie!

Frizkid's fav...

    Everclear - Sparkle & fade...
    Candlebox - Lucy
    AIC       - AIC
    Faith No More - Angel Dust
    Joe Satriani - Joe Satriani
    
    	J

    
    	BTW, found another Soundgarden CD ... "Screaming Life/Fopp".
    

    Extreme - Pornograffitti  (finally bought the album - love it)
    
    Good Rats - Tasty Seconds (new release)
    Good Rats - Rat City in Blue (reissue)
    Good Rats - Rats to Riches (reissue)
    
    Blackfoot - Strikes (reissue)
    
    Metropolis - our nearly-final mix of Kansas' "Paradox"

    
    I hate to admit, it but I've had Pornograffitti spinning in the car
    this week, too...  Let's just say it's going in the Dream Theatre bin... 
    
    :^)
    
    Steely Dan 2nite at Great Woods, though!  That can clear out the taste
    of months of bad music!
    
    - Sean
    

    
    
    Steely Dan is an awesome band!I plan to see them one year!
    
    
    						ian

G'day all,

 Therapy? - troublegum - great album.

 Offspring - smash - ok, not as good as therapy?

 Aerosmith - Pump - an oldie but a goodie.

 Linguaphone German course - a necessary evil

 Nic

    
    Tiamat		- Wildhoney
    Iced Earth		- Burnt Offerings
    Cemetary		- Sundown
    Celestial Season	- Solar Lovers
    Jean Luc Ponty	- Cosmic Messenger
    Fear Factory	- Demanufacture
    Merauder		- Master Killer
    Moonspell		- Wolfsheart
    Amorphis		- Elegy
    one other in changer, same as last weeks picks. Time to change some
    around again!
    

    
    Gettin' all geared up for the KISS concert on Monday...
    
    KISS - KISS
    KISS - Destroyer
    KISS - Love Gun
    KISS - Alive I (both disks)
    KISS - music from The Elder
    
    Unfortunatly, those are the only ones I own at the moment.
    
    Dave
    

	The Cult  Electric
	The Verve Pipe villains
	Think Tree eight/thirteen
	ELP  Brain Salad Surgery

    
    Iced Earth		- The Dark Saga (cool Spawn picture!)
    Blue Oyster Cult	- Secret Treaties
    Blue Oyster Cult	- Spectres (one with Godzilla, RU Ready 2 Rock)
    Moonspell		- Wolfsheart (really growing on me!)
    Merauder		- Master Killer (same)
    King Diamond	- The Spiders Lullaby
    Tiamat		- Wildhoney
    Cemetery		- Sundown
    
    

    
    	I'm halfway through "Kenny Rogers and the First Edition's
    	Greatest Hits" ... I'll hear the rest tonight on the way
    	home.
    
    	"I Just Dropped In [To See What Condition My Condition Was In]"
    	is more funky than I remember it being ... bordering on psychi-
    	delic, actually.
    

    -1 your p_name, agagagaga.

    
    not hot with me but I can't shake it from my head......
    
    
    the Smurfs go Pop~
    
    
    techno beat with Smurfs singing.....a gift from my 4 year old neice!
    
    
    						ian

    
    	Remember, it's the thought that counts.
    
    	8^)
    

    
    
    ok...I'll send you a copy and we'll see how quickly it burrows into
    your mind and won't leave! 8)
    
    
    						ian

    
    	Hey, she's not MY niece, so I don't have to suffer through it
    	for fear of hurting her feelings.
    
    	8^)
    

    listen to it...it'll make you appreaciate any style of rock music....I
    mean,I would have listened to Warrant(they're shite)yesterday rather
    than the bloody Smurfs!
    
    
    					ian

    The Black Crowes_"3 Snakes And A Charm"
    The Rolling Stones_"Beggers Banquet"
    David Bowie_"Scary Monsters and Super Creeps".
    ZZ_Top_"Fandango"
    Mott The Hoople_"Mott"
    Mott The Hoople_"The Hoople"
    
       Crazy_What_Are_Yers(Or_is_It_You'rs,Or is it You'ers)_Al  ;_)

    Metallica -- Masters
    Metallica -- $5.98 EP
    Metallica -- Ride the...
    Metallica -- Creeping Death (Import EP)
    Metallica -- Binge and Purge (2 cd's)
    
    Havin' a Hetfield/Hammet kinda week!
    
    Paully 8)
    
    Hey Crazy_Al , is the Black Crowes new one decent?  As in better than
    the last 2 pieces of crap.  

    Mudhoney - Piece of Cake
    Course of Empire
    No Alternative - Various
    Firehouse
    Lenny Kravitz - Circus
    Metallica
    Led Zeppelin - Box Set Disc 1
    Two Bit Thief - Another Sad Story
    Living Colour - Time's Up
    Green Day - Insomniac
    Rollins Band - The End of Silence
    Marilyn Manson - Portrait of an American Family
    
    Sponge - Wax Extatic
    Leaderdogs for the Blind - Lemonade
    Suicidal Tendencies - Still Cyco After All These Years
    Ugly Mustard
    Rage Against The Machine
           

    
    re: -2
    
    Nice list.
    
    I can't get Sepultura's "Dead Embryonic Cells" out of the changer.
    IMO, this is the best heavy duty EP ever.
    
    Kev --
    

    
    	That reminds me ... I haven't listened to Firehouse in awhile.
    
    >I can't get Sepultura's "Dead Embryonic Cells" out of the changer.
    
    
    	Have you tried banging the drawer with your hand?  Or maybe
    	prying with a screwdriver?
    

    Sepultura is doing Denver tomorrow. I  would go, but I have to see
    Anthrax, & Cannibal Corpse. It was a very hard decision.
    -ss

    got your sheep picked out yet?

    Hey back off! I'm a one-sheep man.
    :)_ss

    > got your sheep picked out yet?
    
    His favorite song this week is:
    
    	"Yew Oughta Know"

    You mean Ewe, right?

    
    Iced Earth		- The Dark Saga, very good concept album!
    
    

    Dear_Paully
    WannCracker?
    You Probably Wouldn't Under_Stand The New Black_Crowes Release.
    I Mean,You Spend yer Time Listenin to The Biggest_UnHoliest_Corperate_
    Ass_Kissin_Carin_Not_fer_the_Fans_Out_Of_Musical_Ideas_How_Do_We_Look_
    Spew_On_The_Album_Cover_Freakin_SELL_OUTS!
    
      
    Crazy_Metallica_Sold_Their_Souls_Not_Fer_R&R_But_The_Brain_Less_Masses_Al
    

    WELL!
    
    Now that you've got that out from under your skirt.....How is the CD? 
    I like Good Friday and Blackberry, but that's all I've heard.
    
    Paully 8)
    

    
    Molly Hatchet - Devil's Canyon. Better than their old stuff IMO -
                                    a little harder, longer guitar solos
    Life After Death - Life After Death. Sounds like old Thin Lizzy.
    Alvin Youngblood Hart - Big Mama's Door. Da country blooze. Imagine
                            Willie McTell or Son House w/o rushing or
                            crackling noises.
    Rose Tattoo - 1st album. Hot with me these decades...
    
    Ryener

    Sorry Paully..
     You Bust A Band that I Like and you Dislike,I'll Bust A Band that you
    Like and I DisLike. Sounds_Fair.  :_)
    
    
       Crazy_Hate_To_Loose_My_Kool_Al

    Rage Against the Machine

    
    RE: -1
    
    My condolences! :^)
    
    /jen

     Marilyn Manson???
    
 _    /|   
 \'o.O'    AcK!!
 =(___)=   
    U      
    
    (Good call Steve.  :-)

    I'm not too hip to them guys either.

    You mean they're really guys in MM?

	Check out the ISS (Impotent Sea Snakes) 
	URL http://www.masq.com/iss.html

	\Cap'n Quad

    MM roolz!

    
    	Marilyn Manson is actually quite good ... don't judge the band
    	by "Sweet Dreams", because that's a horrible cover song.
    

    Sarah McLachlan-- All of EM!
    Lenny Kravitz--Circus
    Jewel--Pieces Of You
    Better Than Ezra-DeLuxe

    .115 2Coolness!
    
    .121 Right on Buckmeister!
    
    MM rulz, it's an acquired taste.

    Out of boredom, I checked out that impotent sea snakes web page.
    
	 _    /|   
	 \'o.O'    AacK!!!
	 =(___)=   
	    U      
    
    
    This thing is nasty!!  

    
    
    ahhh... okey dokey,.

    
    Type O Negative		- October Rust
    Beauty in Darkness		- self-titled, 17 bands, doom/death stuff
    Tangerine Dream		- Legend, soundtrack from the movie
    Iced Earth			- The Dark Saga
    Moonspell			- Wolfheart (not wolfsheart...)
    Celestial Season		- Solar Lovers
    My Dying Bride		- Trinity
    Nativity in Black		- Sabbath tribute disc
    Helmet			- Meantime
    Solitude Aeturnus		- Through the darkest hour
    At the gates		- Slaughter of the soul
    Doctor Butcher		- Doctor Butcher
    Prong			- Cleansing
    
    Hmmm, notice anything about the tunes? Rather dark stuff eh?!!!! ;-)
    Some doom, a little death, heavy stuff either way! Listening to
    "Whatever that hurts" by Tiamat on the Beauty disc! I love this song
    with the two singers, one sort of speaking, then the gravelly/growler!
    Awesome tune!!!!!!!!
    
    

    
    John Cougar   - Nuthin matters and what if it did
    OHIO Players  - Gold
    

    
    	Ohio Players??
    
    	Re-release, or did you have to dig out the dust cloth?
    

    
    $6.99 CD at Newbury Comics.  I actually don't have a turntable anymore.
    The ole jalopy lost a channel and I'm not real energized to debug it.
    

    Does that Tangerine Dream "Legend" soundtrack include the tune sung by
    Jon Anderson that ran over the closing credits?  I've always wanted to
    score a copy of that number...
    
    	Rick

    
    re: .131
    
    Yes it does - Loved by the Sun, along with a song sung by Brian Ferry
    called "Is your love strong enough" at the beginning of the disc. It's
    not too bad, sounds kind of like their earlier stuff, but I still like
    it.
    
    

    Rage Against the Machine (Still haven't gotten tired of this one)
    Tracy Bonham - The Burdens of Being Upright
    Hole - Live Through This (Raunchy yet touching)
    Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill (Of course)
    Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
    Leaderdogs for the Blind - Lemonade (one of the 3 Christian bands that
    can compete with regular bands, a really killer album!)
    Sepultura - Arise
    Rage Against the Machine - Evil Empire (Almost barely just as good)
    Ugly Mustard 
    Marilyn Manson - Smells Like Children (Buncha crap mostly)
    Marilyn Manson - Portrait of an American Family (This practically hasn't 
    left the changer since I bought it)
    White Zombie - Astro-Creep:2000 (Still can't believe Shawn hasn't
    bought this yet!!)

    Now is this good driving music?

Sepultura	- Roots
Uriah Heep	- Spellbinder
Various HM	- Deafness
Various HM	- In your face
Abba		- Gold I & II
Vivaldi		- Trumpet concertos

Sorin

    
    	ABBA - yay!!
    

    
    abba...shite!@
    
    
    						ian 8)

    Love em!

  leave 'em

    .134 The best!

    You really like my 7 Inch Leather Heels....

    Just bought this semi-new disc by Dead Infection.  These guys are way
    out there. It's alot of times inaudible as to what they are doing, but
    nonetheless killer. They are from Poland, and they make Pantera sound
    like The Pet Shop Boys.  If I have some time I'll try to post some of
    their lyrics in here for all of you to appreciate.
    -ss

    
    Type O Negative		- October Rust
    Beauty in Darkness		- Compilation cd death/doom heavy stuff!
    Iced Earth			- The Dark Saga
    Moonspell			- Wolfheart (excellent heavy disc)
    Celestial Season		- Solar Lovers (another exc. heavy disc)
    
    And the others still in changer....need to get some of these death/doom
    bands off of Beauty in Darkness, some cool/interesting stuff with the
    dual vocals normal/death/gruff/low end stuff! ;-)
    
    

    Back for the Attack - Dokken  (can't get enough of MR. SCARY!)
    Road Apples - Tragically Hip
    
    Jagged Little Pill - Alanis
    Something to Remember - Madonna
    Immaculate Collection - Madonna
    Greatest Hits - Tom Petty
    
    Pardon the last 4...Sheryl seems to be controlling the CD player this
    week!  So actually this list represents what's Hot with the CD
    player...not necessarily ME!  But I do like the last one.
    
    Paully 8)
    

    My girlfriend likes that Jagged Pill mumbo. I can't get in to it.
    

    I'm not a big fan either, but Sheryl loves her so I get subjected to
    it!!  It does grow on you abit......but not much.
    
    Paully 8)
    

    
    Paulla, 
    I was just about to laugh and ignore your previous reply until I
    noticed the title........
    all I gotta say is that I wasn't the one who almost had it out with big
    Davey over a coupla Alanis tix, now was I, hmmmmm Paully???? =)
                                                                 

    
    Ouch!
    
    8(

    alanis is actually pronounced  'lil anus

    HAHAHAHAHA!  You kill me! 8)
    Wait till I throw that one at the little miss!
    
    Paully
    

    I crack myself up with that one, but you're the first one to actually
    appreciate it.
    -ss

    
    re: .149, .151
    
    
    
    So, does she?! ;-)
    
    

    RE: .152  Not if 'lil anus has been hangin out with Madonna!  [^8=
    
    
    	At work...
    
    Soundgarden : DOTU, Mental Hippie Blood : Pounds, Everclear : Sparkle &
    Fade, Our Lady Peace : Naveed, AIC : AIC & Dirt, STP : Core, Pearl Jam
    : Ten, White Zombie : Astro creep, Queensryche : Empire, Collective
    Soul : Colective Soul.
    
    	AT Home...
    
    Satriani : Satriani, Korn : ???, Headstones : Teeth & Tissue, Living
    Color : Pride, Soundgarden : BMF.

    
    Voivod - "Negatron"
    
    
    

    Is it better than Nothingface???  Do tell!!

      Havn`t heard much from these guys since "Killing Technology".  I
    liked them back in the late `80`s.

    
    
    I had a friend who loved Voivod and tried at every opertunity to play
    their albums in order to get me to like them......didn't work,though!
    8)
    
    
    
    						ian

    
    "Negatron" is absolutely insane...three songs loud and I'm ready
    to blow through a wall.  This CD CRANKS!!!  If you want to freak, 
    get it.
    
    (and if anyone in here wants to get a band going in this style, 
    I'm taking)
    
    Kev --
     

    Cool!!  I thought Angel Rat sucked.  I was so disappointed after liking
    Nothingface so much!!  More splurging on my part!! 

    
      Ragweed
      Itchy Eyes
      Sneezing
      Runny nose
      Leakyeee  Nose
      Drippin nose
      puddles of nose dropping water
      red eyes
      
          8[
    

    Dig -- I Mother Earth
    Astrocreep 2000 -- White Zombie
    Countdown to Extinction -- Megadeath
    Rust in Peace -- Megadeath
    The Sky is Crying -- Stevie Ray Vaughan
    Road Apples -- The Tragically Hip
    
    Paully 8)

    
    Hypocrisy		- The Fourth Dimension
    Pyogenesis		- Sweet X-Rated Nothings
    Type O Negative	- October Rust
    Celestial Season	- Solar Lovers
    My Dying Bride	- Trinity
    .
    .
    .
    
    

    
    	I'm listening to "The Best of The Bee Gees, Volume 1" [1969].
    	Waiting to be heard also is "The Bee Gees Greatest", the 2CD
    	set [1979].
    
    	I should have picked up "Volume 2" at the same time ... 1 of
    	these days.
    
    	Oh, and Type O Negative's "October Rust" will very probably
    	be next to be heard.
    

    I have the Bee Gees Box Set -- a 4 CD compilation of their old
    stuff, and it ROOLZ

    
    
    
    COOl-! I want that!

    
    
    No Doubt
    Better Than Ezra
    Pearl Jam
    Heather Nova

    Venus Isle - Eric Johnson
    Show of Hands - Victor Lemonte Wooten
    Tasty Seconds - Good Rats
    Demo tape - Cold Fusion 
    Purpendicular - Deep Dregsian Purple

    
    	Yes, Dave, with all the Vic Wootens in the world I for 1 do
    	appreciate that you always mention the middle name so that
    	we don't get confused.
    
    	8^)
    

>    	Yes, Dave, with all the Vic Wootens in the world I for 1 do
>    	appreciate that you always mention the middle name so that
>    	we don't get confused.
    
    Well after I almost confused "Yngwie J. Malmsteen" for a different
    Yngwie Malmsteen, I started to appreciate that kind of attention to
    detail.
    
    	David S. Blickstein

    
    	You mean there are TWO idiots named Yngwie Malmsteen??
    
    	8^)
    

Has anyone seen Yngwie and Db in the same room?

    MC 5 - Kick Out The Jams
    Tygers of Pan Tang - First Kill
    Venom - Welcome To Hell
    Flamin' Groovies - Flamingo
    Mazzy Star - She Hangs Brightly
    Townes Van Zandt - Rain On A Conga Drum

    
    re-1
    
    KICK OUT THE JAMS MOTHERF*****S!
    
    
    Gotta love that tune!
    
    
    							Ian

    
    	And TPotUSA version, of course.
    

    
    Brian Setzer Orchestra - Guitar Slinger... way rockin'.
    The Tragically Hip     - 1st... "i'm a werewolf, baby"
    Wang Chung             - "To Live and Die in LA" Soundtrack
    

    
    	You FINALLY got the 1st Tragically Hip album?
    
    	And I say that Brian Setzer Orchestra CD in a music store at
    	Emerald Square on Saturday but didn't feel like spending $18
    	on that OR his previous album.  So I bought "Rock You to Hell"
    	by Grim Reaper instead for $5 or so less.  8^)
    
    	The $18 price tag was the same reason I didn't buy "Flat as a
    	Pancake" by Head East.
    

    
    Woo, I'm going to Emerald Square!  I'll spend $18 to upgrade my 
    vinyly FAAP, no problem!  That LP roolz!
    
    Btw, both BSO's were $11.99 at Newbury.  You should know better
    than to buy CD's in a mall...  :^)   Although, the new Slimy Pond
    Mall is getting an HMV records - wonder if that will be as good as
    the one in Cambridge?
    
    Hey, btw, is it worth going to look for Raging Slab's new one
    today?  Isn't this the day it's out?  
    
    - Sean

    
    	[grumble]
    
    	So I thought, by reading CDNow's "preorder" thing.  But it
    	appears that Newbury Comics doesn't list it as being out
    	yet, so I'm not sure.
    
    	I was at the mall because my father's wife [I hate to call
    	her my stepmother, since the image of Hansel and Gretel's
    	stepmother always pops into mind] was buying me clothes this
    	w'end and I figured I'd zip in and see what they had.  I
    	figured the $12 or so for the Grim Reaper CD wasn't too
    	bad, but I also figured that $18 was too much for FAAP.
    	I've never heard the album, although I think "Never Been
    	Any Reason" might have been worth it alone.
    
    	I'll probably stop at Newbury Comics tonight and check it
    	out anyways, in case they do have the new Raging Slab al-
    	bum and just sort of forgot to mention it.  If you're
    	planning on swinging by also, let me know and I'll meet
    	you there.
    
    	And remember ... ALWAYS check the bargain bins.  8^)
    

    
    Cut-outs are my life!
    

	Generation X - Generation X
	Think Tree - eight/thirteen  (Can't get this one out)
	Korn - Korn
	ABC - Absolutely ABC  %^)

	/Cap'n Quad

    
    Enchant			- Blueprint of the world
    Catherine Wheel		- Ferment
    Machine Head		- Burn my eyes
    Nativity in Black		- Sabbath Tribute disc
    Monster Magnet		- Dopes to Infinity
    
    and some others....time for more new ones!
    

    
    	RE: .181
    
    	"Absolutely ABC" is a great album!!
    

    
    re. .182:   Monster Magnet rocks!

    Two new entries on the listening list:
    
    Dominus	- The First 9
    Opeth	- Morningrise
    
    Sorin

    A slight correction to my previous:
    
    Dominus	- The First 9
    Opeth	- Morningrise
    ABBA	- Gold I & II
    
    Sorin ;-)

     Dominus     - The First 9
     Opeth       - Morningrise
     ABBA        - Gold I & II
    
    
    [no comment, just the sound of violent retching]
    

    
    The Gathering		- Mandylion
    The Gathering		- Always
    
    Always has the Death Metal style vocals but not overkill, Mandylion
    has the new female singer there and she does have an AWESOME voice!
    Kinda different with the metal music they play, but she fits well with
    it!
    
    

    Dominus		- The first 9 (wow!)
    Opeth		- Morningrise (excellent)
    Moonspell		- Irreligious (excellent), Wolfheart (excellent)
    Conception		- Parallel Minds (excellent)
    Uriah Heep		- Sea of Light (excellent)
    
    Sorin

    
    Edge of Sanity	- Crimson (WOW!)
    Catherine Wheel	- Ferment (excellent)
    Working Man		- Rush tribute (excellent cept for mission!)
    Crimson Glory	- Transcendence
    Enchant		- Blueprint of the world
    Hypocrisy		- The fourth dimension (kinda brutal)
    Celestial Season	- Solar lover (doom metal w/violins!)
    
    Sorin, I am going to have to take a chance and get Dominus' other one
    since CDNow only shows that one and not the one you have, and have you
    heard Skepticism? I am looking for them too!
    
    Mike
    

	Korn  Life is Peachy
	The Cult  The Cult
	Jerky Boys 3 %^)

    Re. Mike
    
    I do not know anything about Skepticism. I've read good remarks about
    Dominus' previous CD but I haven't heard it.
    I've heard also good things about a progressive american band,
    Porcupine Tree. I've listened a bit in a shop and it was not bad at
    all. If you have the occasion, Cynic's "Focus" is also quite good.
    
    Sorin

    /Capn Thumbs up on the KoRn!!!  8)

    Filthy!

    
    re: .392
    
    I have Cynic's Focus, it is *ok*, I think it would sound MUCH better
    without the synthesized vocals....some jazz influences on a couple
    parts of some songs. It's ok, but those vocals get to me after
    awhile....not bad otherwise.....Dominus, Dominus, Dominus, HEY! Can I
    have a Garlic crust crunch pizza with pepperoni to go??!
    
    

    Re. Mike
    
    Yes, the synthesized vocals are quite much used and the lead vocals are
    just ok. Their strongest point is the instrumentals played rather fast.
    The first song is the best for me.
    Dominus is heavier and punchier .. and also better ;-)
    
    Sorin

    RE: Sorin
    
    Based on your listening habits, I think you'd like Porcupine
    Tree.  If you like the electronic/neo-psychedilic/spacy sound
    like Tangerine Dream, Ozric Tentacles, or Pink Floyd, you really
    can't go wrong with Porcupine Tree.  Recommended discs are:
    Sky Moves Sideways, Up the Downstair, & Staircase Infinities.
    
    steve

    Thank you Steve, I'll check for Porcupine Tree. I like PF and also some
    of Tangerine Dream (I haven't heard yet Ozric Tentacles).
    
    Sorin

    I'm going to the rock-n-roll hall of fame on Wednesday!  That should be
    hot!
    
    

    
    Have fun Coop - let us know what it is like!
    
    P.S. Bad News: Cedar Point isn't open for the season yet!  :^)
    
    

    I'll try.  It's cold here.
    :-(

    Dominus             - The first 9
    Edge of Sanity	- Crimson
    Moonspell		- Irreligious
    Conception		- In your multitude
    Iced Earth		- The dark saga
    Superior		- Behind
    Stratovarius	- Episode
    
    Sorin

    
    Orbital - "The Box" (28-minute version)
    

    
    Anathema		- Eternity (a must for doom fans!)
    Dominus		- View to the Dim (Thrash with death vocals)
    Doctor Butcher	- self titled
    Celestial Season	- Solar Lovers
    Amorphis		- Elegy
    Catherine Wheel	- Chrome
    Sentenced		- Love and Death
    Edge of Sanity	- Crimson (AWESOME TUNE!!!!!!!!!!!)
    Samael		- Ceremony of Opposites (Carlos! Dle!)
    

    
    	"One Fierce Beer Coaster" - Bloodhound Gang
    

    
    Candlemass		- Epicus Doomicus Metallicus
    Catherine Wheel	- Ferment (this is a great disc!)
    Brand X		- XTrax (best of type disc)
    Jean Luc Ponty	- Cosmic Messenger (cool violin!)
    
    New Brand X coming, VA Best of Acid Jazz (should sound cool!), Sinister
    has a new one (never heard them, but they sound...Sinister! ;-) )
    
    And one of these days I will have to check out Victor Wooten for this
    amazing bass player per db. I still like Stanley Clarke though!
    
    

    Vital Remains	- Let us pray / Into cold darkness (excellents)
    			Thanx Dle !
    Various		- Identity compilation, etc. (excellent)
    			Thanx Mike !
    Samael		- Ceremony of opposites / Passage (excellents)
    Dominus		- The first 9 (killer !)
    
    Sorin

    
    80's Female Lead Singer Worship Week
    
      o Berlin - Pleasure Victim
      o Motels - All Four One
      o Martha and the Muffins - Metro Music
    
    - Sean

    
    	Speaking of "female worship", I was reminded of perhaps the most
    	boinkable person ever to appear on MTV when I saw a video clip of
    	The Bangles' "Walk Like an Egyptian" ... when Susanna Hoffs deliv-
    	ers the final line of the song.
    
    	What an excellent .BMP file that shot would make.
    

    
    re: -1
    
    Are we talking about the brunette cutey that they showed on the
    advertisements for a cd with them on it? If so, I concur
    whole-heartedly! She is a cutey! ;-)
    
    

All you Susanna Hoffs fans, she's doing a show at the Kendall Cafe in
Cambridge(?), MA on about 5 semi-consecutive nights, starting about now!

I'm thinking of checking it out for its worship potential!  (I know about 2
Bangles songs, that's it).

adam

    
    	Check out 22.last ... I cross-posted a clubs listing yesterday.
    

walk with an e-rection....

    Secrets of the Muse - Jordan Rudess
    Listen - Jordan Rudess
    
    	Wow!  My first thoughts are these are "Keyboard Renaissance"
    	and "Rob has GOT to hear this"
    
    	This guy is the first keyboard player to come along in ages
    	that really blows me away.  It's hard to say what it "sounds like"
    	but I'd be surprised if any fan of Dream Theater didn't like
    	this stuff.   Doesn't sound like Dream Theater (hardly any guitar)
    	but it's that 70's progressive musical values in a 90's context
    	thing.
    
    	Jordan Rudess is not only an incredible player/musician, but he
    	also seems to have the "synthesist" chops down (designing/choosing
    	great synthesizer sounds for the musical context).
    
    The Woman in Me - Shania Twain
    
    	Sorta seems weird to rave about a prog-rock technical wizard and
    	then follow it with a female country artist, but I really like
    	this album.   She's a great singer, and she's got some really 
     	good songs on this album, but I'm also impressed by the production.
    
    	Unfortunately, JJ didn't loan me the album cover (afraid I would
    	get drool on it I suppose) so I don't know who produced or played
        on the album, nor who wrote the songs (does Shania write?)
    
    	Favs: Any Man of Mine, Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under? If
        You're Not In It for Love? If it Don't Take Two.
    
    Next up to check out: Garth
    
    	Emerging country fan db

    
    Candlemass		- Epicus Doomicus Metalicus(sp) classic doom!
    			  Plus I love the sounds of the drums
    Catherine Wheel	- Ferment (good alternative stuff)
    Catherine Wheel	- Chrome (same as above)
    Korn		- Korn (most of it is heavy and pretty good)
    Thought Industry	- Assassins, Mods: Carve the pig (kinda strange but
    			  middle to end of disc sounds better)
    Type O Negative	- Slow, Deep, and Hard
    
    

    
    	Dave, as far as I know, all of Shania's songs are written by her
    	and her husband Mutt Lange.
    
    	And definitely check out Garth Brooks ... he's got some great
    	stuff.  Not a bad guitarist for a country dude.
    

    
    
    	db..... well I'd check it out for ya but Shane packed up all
    	the CD's last night so the jewel case is buried in a box over
    	at the house.  =)
    

>    	db..... well I'd check it out for ya but Shane packed up all
>    	the CD's last night so the jewel case is buried in a box over
>    	at the house.  =)
    
    Sure, a likely story...
    
    What if I PROMISE to wear a bib?
    
    ;-)
    
    	db
    

    
    	Dave, type
    
    	"Shania Twain"
    
    	into AltaVista and you'll see a bunch of web pages devoted to her.
    
    	Album covers, insert photos, etc.
    

    re: AltaVista and Shania
    
    Been there, done that.
    
    It doesn't contain the same info as on the album cover though.
    
    What can I say, I'm a musician: I like to read all that stuff about
    who wrote it, who produced it, who played on it, where it was recorded,
    etc.
    
    Judy just thinks all I'm interested in are the pictures.   Not that I'm
    not interested in that too.  But she said she'd bring it in as soon as
    she can get it laminated.
    
    	db - who LIKES his dinner burned black

    
    	I was pointing you to the pictures, not the liner notes.
    

    
    
    	db, quit yer lyin' !!
    
    
    	=)
    

    Hey, I just found out that Victor Wooten (the absolutely most
    technically excelled bass player in the world by a large margin) plays
    on the soundtrack to "Striptease"!  It's mentioned in that interview
    that Metal Mike referred me to.
    
    Now i have an excuse to rent that other than the obvious reason.
    
    	db
    
    	 ;-)  ;-)  ;-)  ;-)  ;-)
    
    

    
    Kula Shaker - "K"
    
    Far out man!  Take a little of that that Ravi Shanker, Syd Barrett
    style transcendental thing, add a healthy dose of British power-pop
    guitar, and top it off with tooling Hammond B3, and you got Kula
    Shaker.  I had to buy this after 'BCN simulcasted the Avalon concert.
    Upbeat, fun, great music.  Anyone who covers "Hush" and adds more B3
    is A-OK in my book.
    
    - Sean

    
    	Kula Shaker sounded too much like "Tupac Shakur" for me to even
    	consider buying it.  I figured it was a rap album.
    

    
    >	Kula Shaker sounded too much like "Tupac Shakur" for me to even
    >	consider buying it.  I figured it was a rap album.
    
    Rap?  Rap?
    
    .... says the guy who makes me buy Bloodhound Gang as my co-purchase
    to Kula Shaker.  Yeesh!
    
    :^)  :^)
    
    - Sean
    

    
    	You did buy it?
    
    	Well, what do you think?
    

>  So is Victor Wooten better than, like, Gene Simmons? 
    
    Better at what? 
    
    	db

    The Offspring                                      
    Ugly Mus-tard
    Les Claypool and the Holy Mackerel - Highball With the Devil
    Type O Negative - October Rust
    DC Talk - Jesus Freak
    Rage Against the Machine - Evil Empire
    Jewel - Pieces of You
    Primus - Suck on This
    No Doubt
    The Offspring - Ixnay on the Hombre
    KoRn
    The Reverend Horton Heat - Smoke 'em if You Got 'em

    
    > Jewel - Pieces of You
    
    Mmmmmm-mmmm.
    

Rev. Horton Heat!!


Bill Hicks - a bunch of 'em

    Therion		- Theli
    Anathema		- Eternity
    Samael		- Rebellion
    The Gathering	- Mandylion
    Dominus		- The first 9 (addictive CD)
    
    Sorin

    
    Tool		- Anema
    Catherine Wheel	- Ferment
    Catherine Wheel	- Chrome
    Type O Negative	- Slow, Deep, and Hard
    some other stuff...time to change the changer again!
    
    re: -1
    
    Sorin, what do you think of Therion's "Theli" release compared to
    leparca Kliffoth (spelling may be off a tad...)? Glad you like
    Anathema's Eternity release. I am going to put a couple of their older
    releases on my ever-growing list.
    
    

    Re. Mike
    
    I only listened Theli once and I was very well impressed. I like it better 
    than LK. Much classical singing and choirs, a bit in the style of Carmina
    Burana (but heavy metal however). You should like it.
    Re. Anathema, I've listened their previous which was very doomish and
    with rougher vocals. It was good but too slow and depressive for my
    taste. "Eternity" is much better for me.
    
    Sorin

Filter: Short Bus
Bill Hicks:  Dangerous
	     Arizona Bay
	     Rant in E Minor

Deep Purple  Made in Japan
Prince - B-sides and rareties
Parliment - all sorts
J-Geils - Bloodshot

    RE: Minardi
    
    The Bill Hicks "Arizona Bay" thingy?  Is that a comedy album?  
    
    	The reason I ask is cause the group TOOL speaks very highly of Bill
    Hicks and in one of their songs they mention "Learn to swim, we'll see
    you down in Arizona Bay."  This of course would only happen if
    California sunk into the Ocean as the song imply's.
    
    	They also use a very small portion of his routine in the begining
    of one of their songs called "3rd eye".
    
    Just curious,
    
    	J

Arizona Bay is one of the two brand new albums of Bill Hicks material since
his death. His friend, Kevin Booth  from Austin put the new releases
together, with Bill's mom as executive producer. It's been a long wait since
his death, but the albums are worth every penny. You NEED to buy them. Arizona
Bay is my personal favorite, with Rant in E Minor a close second, they
are edgier than the other two, Relentless, and Dangerous, though all are
brilliant.

Tool's admiration of Hicks seems to border on worship. Hicks' opinions and
bits on politics, society, America etc. seem to dominate their music, bordering
on plagiarism.

Friday in Austin, there's a release party with KLBJ, with Kevin Booth, and
Tool attending.

The fact that Bill's mom (executor of his estate) is executive producer of
the albums is kind of funny, and was a bit of a pain in the a&& for Booth.
She's a fundamentalist Christian, and Kevin had to get her okay on all
material for the albums... bits about Jesus, pornography, fundamentalist
Christians, drug use, etc.

    The Nashville Cats (featuring Mark O'Connor) - self-titled
    Sting - Mercury Rising
    Andres Segovia - Albeniz "Suite Espagnol - Leyenda" (WOW!!!)
    Shania Twain - The Woman in Me
    Bela Fleck & the Flecktones - Live Art
    Victor Lemonte Wooten - Show of Hands (WOW**99 !!!)

    
    > Andres Segovia - Albeniz "Suite Espagnol - Leyenda" (WOW!!!)
    
    Uh, huh...I've got quite a bit of Albeniz piano stuff transcribed
    (by Segovia) for the guitar, and it's all INSANEly difficult.
    
    Great pick Dave.
    --

    
    Merauder		- Master Killer (what happened to these guys?)
    My Dying Bride	- Trinity (their EP's together in one disc)
    
    

    Therion		- Theli (excellent, a bit like metal meets opera)
    Samael		- Rebellion (excellent)
    Anathema		- Eternity (excellent)
    Dominus		- The first 9 (wow!)
    The Gathering	- Mandylion (excellent)
    
    and the new entries ..
    
    Sentenced		- Down
    Leviathan		- Riddles, questions .. (I forgot the long title)
    Ever Eve		- Seasons
    
    Sorin

    
    re: -1
    
    What do you think of Sentenced - Down? I hear they have a new singer on
    this one, and that he wasn't quite as capable as the original....that
    is sort of subjective though....
    
    

    After a first (and partial) listening it sounds fine. The singer has a
    normal voice (recalling, maybe, in few parts the singer from The Cult)
    although he prefers the mid-lower range. The album is closer to
    straight metal than to death metal. Catchy riffs and quite hooking
    melodies. I don't know their previous stuff but apparently this one
    gets a wider appreciation.
    
    Sorin

    
    WIHWMTW?
    
    Liszt's Concerto No. 1 in E-Flat: Quasi adagio
    
    /jen

    
    > adagio
    
    I always loved that one...literally, "agitated".
    
    Kev --
    

Beastie Boys - le son hip du monde hop!

Frank Black - The Cult of Ray

Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique

Beck - Odelay

Filter - Short Bus

    Therion		- Theli (excellent, opera meets heavy metal)
    Grip Inc.		- Nemesis (wow !, even better than the previous)
    Sentenced		- Down (very good, straight heavy metal)
    Ever Eve		- Seasons (very good, gothic metal)
    Rotting Christ	- Triarchy of the lost lovers (excellent, but with
    			such a band name I doubt they'll reach a wider
    			audience). Melodic doom/death with great riffs and 
    			great guitar work (quite rough vocals also).
    Uriah Heep		- High and mighty (re-master)
    Brahms		- A German Requiem
    Moonspell		- Irreligious (excellent)
    
    Sorin
    PS. The QR release is not yet for today

Sorin:

dude... what death/gothic metal bands/cd's DON'T you like? 8^)

John Mellencamp		Mr Happy Go Lucky
Queen			Live at Wembley '86
Thin Lizzy		Live at Reading '83
Pink Floyd		Saucerful of Secrets

    Re. .40
    
    ;-) Mike, actually I am not exactly a generic death/gothic metal fan but 
    those genres, together with progressive metal, are the main trends in
    today's heavy metal. I like some alternative and grunge things but I
    haven't explored too much this area.
    There are tons of death/gothic/doom/etc  metal bands but I like only
    some of them. 
    Here are some of the bands or CDs I don't like at this moment (a matter of
    taste):
    Paradise Lost (although I like few of their songs), Craddle of Filth
    (impossible vocals), Slayer's latest 2 CDs and "Hell awaits", Danzig's
    last CD, gore metal bands in general, and the list may go on and on..
    The CDs I have recommended are recommended as top heavy metal and not
    limited to a genre (however in some cases you have to like the rougher
    or lower range vocals).
    
    Sorin ;-)   

    
    Nevermore		- The politics of ecstasy
    Pain		- Pain (Hypocrisy, lighter vocals, heavy stuff)
    Peaceville comp.	- Blood Divine, Autopsy, Vital Remains, etc...
    My Dying Bride	- Like gods in the sun (like new Anathema!)
    Sentenced		- Down (new singer is close to original)
    
    Nevermore is technical and thrashy, sounds good so far but haven't
    listened to it completely yet. MDB has clean singing now! He sounds
    sort of like the guy from Anathema which surprised me. Pain is Peter
    Tagtgrens project and has vocals mixed and not very heavy but the music
    is reminisque(sp) of Hypocrisy's last two releases. Sentenced new
    singer is close to the original but a bit different. The Peaceville
    compilation has some decent stuff on it, Anathema, The Blood Divine,
    Autopsy, Pitch Shifter, Vital remains, Morta Skuld, and a few others (I
    didn't bring the cases in....) and is mostly good, some heavier stuff
    with Autopsy/PS/MS singers. Vital Remains surprised me because the
    vocals are not brutal like I was expecting when talking to Dle about
    them (what about them Carlos??). Sorin, pick up the new MDB, if you
    like Eternity by Anathema, you'll like this one! He doesn't sound as
    forlorn as Anathema's singer (who's pretty good for this genre), but it
    really surprised me compared to Trinity by MDB (their first 3 EP's
    together on one disc). I still haven't been able to get TBD or
    Skepticism's discs yet....I will probably have to special order
    them....BUT on order Death is just the beginning...IV and Chris
    Franke's Raven are on order (Chris Franke was part of the 3 guys in
    Tangerine Dream and also does the music for Babylon 5 TV show) so I
    should see them by saturday or monday at the latest I hope!
    

    sh#t!  I just typed in my list and deleted it and didn't do a rep/last.
    
    And I don't have time to retype it!!
    
    OOPS!!

    Okay, we'll try this again.
    
    Pantera - Far Beyond Driven
    Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill
    Pantera - Cowoys From Hell
    Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power
    KoRn - Life is Peachy
    Sepultura - Arise
    Filter - Short Bus
    White Zombie - Astro-Creep:2000
    Marilyn Manson - Portrait of an American Family
    Lost Highway (soundtrack)
    Tool - Aenima
    Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar

    Queensryche		- Hear In The Now Frontier
    Leviathan		- Riddles, questions ..
    Superior		- Behind
    Ever Eve		- Seasons
    Uriah Heep		- High and Mighty (re-master)
    Conception		- The Last Sunset
    Dominus		- The First 9
    
    Sorin

    Mekong Delta - The Music of Erich Zann
    Molly Hatchet - Devil's Canyon
    Trans Am - Surrender to the Night
    Lou Reed - Rock'n'Roll Animal
    Reverend Horton Heat - Liquor in the Front
    Cemetary - Sundown
    
    Ryener

wow... April.... got some adrenaline to burn this week? Workin' through
a little anger are we?  8^)

    8)  Yeah, I guess so.  The thing I can't figure out is exactly WHAT it
    is that I'm supposed to be angry about.
    
    

    Just Put On The LeoTards and Bend_And_Flex_And_Bend_And_Flex.
    
       Crazy_Don't_Call_Me_Richard_Simmons_Al

    Busch Gardens	- Alpengeist
    NIN			- The Downward Spiral
    MM			- Antichrist Superstar
    			- POAAF

    
    eh...I only listened to one cd this week!
    
    
    Foo Fighters!
    
    
    bloody good!@
    
    						ian

Spoon - Telephono

Spoon - Soft Effects EP

    LIVE= Secret Samadhi
    

    Yabut,Watch Out fer that Funny_Liquid...

    
      Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage
    
        Steve Vai - Alien Love Secrets
        	  - Fire Garden
    
    Dan Fogelberg - Phoenix
    
    	  Anthrax - Fist Full of Metal
    

    
    Ashley MacIsaac - Hi(tm) How Are You Today?
    
        Irish fiddle music, rocked up and techno'd out, turbocharged
        jig-rock blendned with urban beats.  "Riverdance" goes hip!
    
    Widespread Panic - Bombs and Butterflies
    
        Soulful rock, smooth, earthy solos, a mix of Eric Clapton
        and Atlanta Rythym Section at Lynyrd Skynyrd tempos.
        "Hope in a Hopeless World" has been getting some airplay.
        They us a Hammond B3, so of course I have to buy it.
    
    Tino Gonzales - New Generation Of the Blues
    
        Syracuse SRV clone, only mellower.  Wicked good.

    
    Rollins Band		- Come in and Burn
    Rotting Christ		- Triarchy of the Lost Lovers
    Intentity 3...D!		- Century Media compilation (3rd)
    Christopher Franke		- Raven, music from T.V. series
    Tangerine Dream		- Tyranny of Beauty
    Anathema			- Eternity
    My Dying Bride		- Like gods of the sun
    
    New Rollins ROCKS! Sort of along the lines of Weight but heavier on the
    bass/bass drum end. He doesn't sound as angry as on The End of Silence
    (which I think is excellent non-the-less) or Weight. Good disc if you
    like Hank!
    
    

    	Re .last
    
    	Mike: I don't think I have heard the "countess" song from VR, but
    the stuff I have is pretty brutal if you ask me. It's not an "all out
    speed" death or black, but IMO it definitely has traces of both. I
    don't know exactly how Dle categoreizes the band, but the 3 I have are
    pretty brutal indeed.
    
    	I'm interested in the Chris Franke. I have pretty much ALL of TD's
    output and that's a band I would really like to see live, at least
    playing all of their 70s stuff.
    
    	Let me also know about pain, as Hypocrisy is one of my faves.
    
    	I'm glad you liked Grave, I really dig them too.
    
    	And if you  just can't find stuff brutal enough for you, Dle just
    told me Vital Remains is touring with Incantation. That SHOULD be
    brutal!!
    
    	Carlos

    
    	RE: .57
    
    	That Ashley MacIsaac album is excellent, IMO.  Just finished
    	listening to it.
    
    	Kula Shaker is playing now.  Ummm, well, maybe it's an acquired
    	taste or something.  8^)
    

    
    	Woah, here we go ... "Smart Dogs" is an improvement.  There
    	might be hope for this after all.
    
    	8^)
    

    
    	Oops, a minor set-back here on the last two songs.  But quite a
    	ways to go.
    

    
    re: .59
    
    Yo Carlos,
    
    Hmm, I will look for VM when I get a chance. I listened to all of MDB's
    Angel and the Dark River, had a bonus extra CD! Live at the Dynamo '85
    and is ok, drums are miked a bit high and violin is a bit in the
    background. Hey, for free, what the hell! $14.27 for the disc at CDNow.
    Not bad for 2 in one! Heard most of Grave, a bit on the brutal
    vocal-wise (what do you expect with a name like that!  ;-) ).
    
    My Dying Bride		- Angel and the Dark River
    My Dying Bride		- As the flower withers (death vocals)
    Anathema			- Eternity (can't get enough of em!)
    Rollins Band		- Come in and Burn (kicks!!!! GET IT!)
    Grave			- Soulless
    Christopher Franke		- Raven, tv series
    Rotting Christ		- Triarchy of the lost lovers
    
    Carlos, I am surprised you are into Tangerine Dream! That wasn't
    expected! Their stuff from the mid to late 70's is really cool, and
    into the 80's as well. Their real early stuff is sorta psychedelic acid
    tripping sounding IMO, Atem, Zeit, the Collectors edition, Electronic
    Meditation, etc...but I love Green Desert, Le Parc, Thief, Underwater
    Sunlight, et. al....I haven't gotten too much of their later stuff (I
    do have Rockoon, Melrose, Canyon Dreams, etc.... We should start a note
    but they aren't heavy metal. Maybe we can chat in the "Favorite
    non-metalist" note? Let's go there!
    
    

    
    	Mike, feel free to start a note on Tangerine Dream.
    

    
    Shawn, not into the consciousness-raising meditation motif, are ya? 
    
    :^)
    
    But you gotta love "Grateful When You're Dead/Jerry Was There"!
    
    Don't worry - you'll be all set in a month or so - Ric Ocasek has
    a new CD coming out! :^)
    
    - Sean

    
    	Yup, forgot about "Grateful ...".  I'd already loggedd off by the
    	time I got to it.
    
    	So far, after a little more than one listen, that's the highlight
    	on this album.  Even a little bit of that "wocka wocka" guitar
    	sound we ["we" probably only being me and you, Sean  8^)] know
    	and love from the 70's.
    
    	You know who these guys remind me of?  Blind Melon.  So far.
    

    
    Blind Lemon?  Hmmmm.
    
    To me, they are more like a mix of Syd Barrett, Charlatans UK,
    and maybe George Harrison.
    
    I actually like the "Govinda" and "Tatva" - they're the unique
    cuts that set off the CD.  I'd love to see them open for the Moody
    Blues this summer, just for those songs.  Ommmmmmmm.....
    
    "Start All Over" is a great pop song, I don't care what anyone
    says.
    
    And that "wocka wocka" sound roolz!  Every band should do one
    song with one!
    
    Btw, their new single, a cover of Deep Puple's "Hush" (didn't
    DP actually cover that from someone else?) is #2 in UK.
    
    - Sean

SURFER ROSA - PIXIES

    
    My Dying Bride	- Angel and the Dark River (clean vocals)
    My Dying Bride	- Like Gods of the Sun (clean vocals)
    Anathema		- Eternity (clean vocals)
    Grave		- Soulless (heavy death style vocals, cool though!)
    Rollins Band	- Come in and Burn (LOVE first song - Shame)
    
    Still in the doom/death/hard-edge music mode! (When does that ever
    change!). Those looking to hear some Doom style metal should check out
    the above 3 for some excellent tunage. I am really impressed with those
    3 discs! I really like them and want to get more Anathema.
    
    The other MDB that I have (Trinity (first 3 EP's on 1 disc) and As the
    Flower Withers) have the death style vocals but still doomy, so I guess
    you can call it DoomDeath!
    
    
    

    This week's Lick Pickin's. Pick your Lick:
    
         Live - Secret Samadhi 
         The Cranberries - No Need To Argue 
         King's X - Out of the Silent Planet 
         Prince & the Revolution/Music from Purple Rain 
         Mudhoney - Piece of Cake 
         Enya - Shepherd Moons 
         the Reverend Horton Heat - Smoke 'em if You Got 'em 
         Beck! Odelay 
         Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend 
         Lenny Kravitz - Mama Said 
         Tori Amos - Boys for Pele 
         Jewel - Pieces of You 

    
    
    	Well, that's quite the menagerie of musical types!
    

    Karen and I saw the Rev Horten Heat when he backed up ZZTop.He was very
    good and incredibly loud!I loved the double bass thing.Kinda like the
    Stray Cats with attitude!
    
    
    ian

    JJ, thanks.  Gotta stay versatile, ya know?  Of course, I haven't
    reached Shawn's level yet, and hopefully never will.  8P 
    
    I would love to see RHH live!  You know they're from Dallas?  One of
    these days... 

    
    
    	How's the Jewel CD?  I'm planning on getting it this month
    	from BMG  (buy one, get three free!).
    

    
    It is EXCELLENT!!!

    Very introspective, tender.  She's amazing.

    I've got a buddy named Jewell - he's pretty cool...Maybe I should buy
    him the CD?
    

All my cds are in jewel boxes.  Does that count?

    JJ, when you listen to Jewel for the first time immediately flip it 
    to track 5 (Near You Always).

    
    	Do the rest of the tracks suck or something?
    

    Hardly!  Track 5 is the most touching, imo.

    Therion		- Theli (really excellent ! don't miss it)
    Queensryche		- HITNF (some good songs but often boring for the
    				rest)
    Moonspell		- Irreligious (excellent)
    The Gathering	- Mandylion (excellent)
    Dominus		- The first 9 (wow! hot!)
    Grip Inc.		- Nemesis (excellent)
    Sentenced		- Down (good)
    
    Sorin

Yo La Tengo - I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One
(not released yet)

    
    The Gathering	- Mandylion (excellent female singer)
    My Dying Bride	- Angel and the Dark River (excellent)
    My Dying Bride	- Like Gods of the Sun (excellent)
    Anathema		- Eternity (excellent doomy/melancholy material)
    Edge of Sanity	- Crimson (kicks major booty!)
    Rollins Band	- Come in and Burn (kicks butt!)
    

    Re. Mike
    
    Check for Therion's "Theli" and Ever Eve's "Seasons". You should like
    them.
    
    Sorin

    
    re: -1
    
    Hi Sorin, Happy late B-Day dude! I don't think I will be able to get
    Ever Eve since they are most likely not available as normal sales, ie
    an import. Have you gotten either of the two MDB's I have now? They are
    excellent with clean vocals like Anathema. Good picks! I need to find
    out if the other one I don't have is like these two or with the death
    style vocals (As the flower withers has them along with the 3 ep
    trinity disc I have). Therion is ok, but I am not that much into them,
    I might get it later, but have other higher priority picks to save and
    look for!
    
    ;-)
    
    PS - Get Rollins Band for some hard stuff, good release from
    Hank/Henry!
    
    

    
    	Speaking of Rollins, I just saw him in a movie ... was it "Heat"?
    
    	And I know he was in "The Chase".
    

    Re. Mike
    
    Thanks ;-). Therion's "Theli" is very different from their previous
    works. It hasn't much to do with Lepaka Klifoth (sp ?).
    This was just for information ;-) But you have to like the (modern) opera
    like vocals/choirs).
    
    Sorin

Pere Ubu - Ray Gun Suitcase

Guided By Voices - bee thousand

    Jordan Rudess - Listen
    Cheap Trick - Greatest Hits
    Bela Fleck & the Flecktones - Live Art
    David Lee Roth - Skyscraper
    David Lee Roth - Eat 'Em & Smile

    
    Republica
    Tricky
    

    
    Morgion		- Among Majestic Ruin
    Edge of Sanity	- The Spectral Sorrow
    Black Mark Attack	- Black Mark Attack Vol. 1
    
    Morgion is low end guitar, low end vocal death metal with some
    atmospheric sound due to keyboard usage. At least mostly intelligible
    vocals with some higher end screams and a few low end growls for all
    you Death Metal fans! It is a 5 song EP (I guess) clocking in at 34
    mintues. Quite heavy, but Sorin and Carlos would like it. I think they
    have some other material out.
    
    EoS is typical EoS on this release, which I think is their 3rd release
    out of 5. I was looking for the new one, Infernal, and found this
    instead!
    
    Black Mark Attack is out in 2 volumes, I think the other one might be
    Black Metal music, I will have to check again, this one has EoS,
    Memento Mori, Yosh, Necrophobic, Bathory, Divine Sin, Cemetary, Tad
    Morose, Aggressor, and Lake of Tears. LoT, Tad Morose, Divine Sin sound
    quite good, not yer normal DM you see me listen to! Bathory was a
    surprise as I expected them to be very hard, but I think they are
    termed "War Metal" type of music. And to top this off if you look at
    the logo on the disc it looks like a demons hand doing the metal finger
    salute but the ankh (what I think it is/represents) is VERY similar to
    Queensryches logo more seen on Promised Land and O:MC I think.
    
    

Modern Lovers - The Modern Lovers

Trans Am - surrender to the night

Pere Ubu - Ray Gun Suitcase

    The mighty mighty bosstones - let's face it
    Concrete blonde - mexican moon
    No doubt - tragic kindom
    Kiss - alive
    Oingo boingo - live
    
    
    Mike
     
    

    
    Kula Shaker
    
    Flip

    
    My Dying Bride	- Like Gods of the Sun
    My Dying Bride	- The Angel and the Dark River
    Anathema		- Eternity
    Edge of Sanity	- The Spectral Sorrow
    
    Coming soon! Hypocrisy - Maximum Abducted and Broken Hope - Loathing!
    More brutality soon to be spinning in the car! ;-)
    
    

    
    	RE: .41
    
    	WAAF or WHJY played "Hey Dude" yesterday morning.
    

    	 PJ Harvey - Rid of Me 
         Fugly - Room 158 
         Melvins - Stoner Witch 
         White Zombie - Supersexy Swingin' Sounds 
         L7 - Hungry for Stink 
         Red Hot Chili Peppers - Freaky Styley 
         Archers of Loaf - All the Nations Airports 
         The Reverend Horton Heat - It's Martini Time 
         Green Day - Insomniac 
         Escape From LA (soundtrack) 
         PJ Harvey - To Bring You My Love 
         School House Rock Rocks! 

    
    	Helmet's "Aftertaste" isn't too bad, after a few listens.
    
    	Nothing really caught me like "Unsung", though.
    

    
    Seems like 'singles' are hot with me this week:
    
    Verve Pipe - "The Freshman"
    Paula Cole - "Where have all the Cowboys Gone?"
    Meridith ? - "B*tch"
    
    Guess I need to go album shopping (though I notice BMG has a sale on at
    least two of them!)  :)
    
    /jen
    

    
    	I got a $100 R&R a couple weeks ago that I was planning on blow-
    	ing at Newbury Comics but I haven't gotten over there yet.
    

    
    re: .44
    
    Hungry for Stink by L7, oh what a lovely title that one is....NOT!
    
    Hypocrisy		- Maximum Abducted (cool shaped disc, chicken!)
    Broken Hope		- Loathing (brutal, and I mean BRUTAL, cool cover)
    
    

    
    	Mike, you might want to check out "American Hardcore" by LA Guns.
    
    	This is a heavy album, and I think you'd love it.
    

    In Flames		- Jester Race
    Illdisposed		- Submit
    Dominus		- The first 9
    Ever Eve		- Seasons
    Therion		- Theli
    Channel Zero	- their latest (forgot the name)
    
    Sorin

    
    Aerosmith   -   9 Lives!!!!
    
    
    
    
    							Mark~~~~~

    I'm With Ya on That one,Mark~~~~~
    
    
    It's Their Best in Years!!
    
        Crazy_Pink_Al

    
    Brand X		- Unorthodox Behaviour (FANTASTIC disc!) '70s
    Rollins Band	- Weight
    Nevermore		- The Politics of Ecstacy
    Sentenced		- Down
    Catherine Wheel	- Chrome
    At the Gates	- Slaughter of the Soul
    Moonspell		- Wolfheart
    Machine Head	- Burn my Eyes
    Samael		- Blood Ritual
    Enchantment		- Dance the Marble Naked
    
    Almost in order in cd changer....I LOVE that Brand X disc, it rips on
    some songs! If you like 70's acid/fusion jazz, this is for you! Phil
    Collins is/was part of this group along with Chuck Burgi, Morris Pert,
    Percy Jones and some other musicians. Great cruising music (some of
    their stuff anyways, and especially this disc), excellent musicianship
    on all parts. All instrumental, although there is some singing by
    Collins on other discs (Product - Soho and Don't make Waves). They put
    a several releases from the mid 70's through the early 80's that I know
    of and I think they recently put out a release in the past couple of
    months which I want to get info on (see if it's not a "best of"
    compilation which X-Trax is like). A must for acid/fusion jazz buffs!
    
    
    

    RE: Mike
    
    >Brand X             - Unorthodox Behaviour (FANTASTIC disc!) '70s
    
    You've got THAT right!  Percy Jones was amazing on those albums.
    A must for any fusion jazz/progressive rock fan.
    
    
    Whats Hot with me this Month:
    
    Crack the Sky - Crack the Sky/White Music
    Crack the Sky - Animal Notes/Safety in Numbers
    Rage Against the Machine - Evil Empire
    Queensryche	- Hear in the Now Frontier
    Enigma - Cross of Changes
    Alan Parsons - On Air
    Rick Wright - Broken China
    Bela Fleck & the Flecktones - Live Art
    Bela Fleck - Double Time
    Stone Temple Pilots - Tiny Music...
    Cars - Anthology
    Michael Hedges - Oracle
    Young Person's Guide to Discipline (compilation w/Fripp/Belew/Crimson/etc)

    
    re: Crazy_pink_Al
    
    			This album Rocks!!!!
    
                        Steve's voice is incredible!!!!
    
    I was bummed that I have shows on the GreatWoods shows, but I've got 
    tickets for the Old Orchard Beach show!!!!!!!
    
    							Mark~~~~  

    
    	Steve, what do you think of:
    
    	RATM [I didn't like it as much as the debut]
    	STP [I thought this was a very impressive change]
    
    	?
    

    Shawn,
    
    'Evil Empire' isn't bad, but it takes a REALLY long
    time for any rap-influenced music to grow on me. I've
    seen lots of folks rave about them in here, so I thought
    I'd give 'em a chance. Can't say I love them, but the
    non-rap features (the music!) are good.
    
    STP's latest is amazing!  I've never been a fan of the
    Seattle/grunge sound, including most STP.  A friend loaned
    me 'Tiny Music..' a while back, and I was hooked.  They're
    more talented than I ever expected them to be.  What I like
    is the diversity of styles on this album.
    
    Steve

    
    re: last couple
    
    Steve, if you like Rap metal, check out a band called Stuck Mojo, 4
    dudes that can crank some heavy metal with rap style vocals. I don't
    have any of theirs at this time, but might go for their debut "Snappin'
    Necks". They are on Century Media, have a newsletter, etc...fairly
    heavy. I heard them first on Identity II compilation from CM, then got
    the first one, which IMO are MUCH heavier/better tunes by them on it
    (2 on the first Identity disc) than on Identity II. They have 1 tune on
    Identity....3D which isn't my favorite. Identity I has better tunage by
    them I believe off their initial debut. Punchy/gritty/heavy dual/triple
    vocal rap stuff.
    
    Mike
    

    
    	Steve, if you haven't bought RATM's debut yet, please do.  It's
    	SO much better than "Evil Empire".
    

    Saviour Machine		- Legend (symphonic progressive metal, new)
    Illdisposed			- Submit (wow!)
    Dominus			- The first 9 (wow!)
    Rotting Christ		- Triarchy of the lost lovers (excellent)
    Therion			- Theli (excellent)
    Ever Eve			- Seasons (excellent)
    Iced Earth			- The dark saga (excellent)
    Mahler			- 5th symphony
    Bruckner			- 3rd symphony
    
    Sorin

Belly : KING, STAR

Throwing Muses : LIMBO, HUNKPAPA

Soul Coughing : IRRESISTIBLE BLISS

Mighty Mighty Bosstones : QUESTION THE ANSWERS

Lord High Fixers : WHEN THE REVOLUTION COMES

    -1 how's Soul Coughing?
    
    Me, you ask?
    
    	 Blur 
         Howard Stern Private Parts: The Album 
         Bloodhound Gang - One Fierce Beer Coaster (This album rocks! How
         can something be mosh pit and dance club material simultaneously?
    	 The mind boggles.) 
         Rage Against the Machine - Evil Empire 
         Rollins Band - Come In and Burn 
         Frank Black - The Cult of Ray 
         Bush - Razorblade Suitcase 
         KoRn - Life is Peachy 
         Veruca Salt - American Thighs 
         Foo Fighters 
         Ugly Mus-tard 
         Voivod - Nohtingface 

    Saviour Machine	- Legend part I
    Conception		- Flow (best of all)
    In Flames		- The jester race
    Queensryche		- Hear in the now frontier
    
    Sorin

I love "One Fierce Beer Coaster", but Sean hates it.

He might come around eventually, though.   8^)

    
    Opeth 		- Morningrise (excellent progressive death metal!)
    Morgion		- Among Majestic Ruin (cool death metal release)
    Catherine Wheel	- Ferment (excellent alternative rock)
    My Dying Bride	- The Angel and the Dark River (great doom!)
    
    re: -2
    
    ~Pril  I see you finally are checking out Rollins newest. This disc
    rocks! Great heavy low end on the bass, great drumming by Sim Cain and
    good guitar work by Chris Haskett(sp)! I really like the first track
    the best off the whole disc though! Great intro!!! ;-) Blows your
    speakers out if you aren't careful with the volume level (then again,
    some of you have more serious sound systems in your vehicles). Still, a
    great starter song for the disc, overall it is excellent and shows that
    maybe Hank is tempering himself (or whatever) now compared to his
    earlier angrier stuff. I like it!
    
    

    'Pril!   Is that the new Foo, or the old Foo?
    
    	If it's the new Foo, is it good Foo?
    
    		J

I listened to "Tilt" by Ritchie Kotzen and Greg Howe last night ... very good.

I'll have to give it another listen or ten.

    -1
    
    Greg House has an album out?

    69 repliez!!! 
    
    Re: Shawn, I honestly don't know how anyone can NOT like Bloodhound
    Gang.  
    
    Re: Mike, I was mildly disappointed with the new Rollins.  Nothing will
    ever compare to their first release, IMO.
    
    Re: J, it's the old Foo.  I was unaware of new Foo.  I'll get it soon
    (ugh).  Thank Foo very much!
    
    I also got the new Helmet, but haven't listened to it yet...any
    comments on that?

    
    re: -1
    
    Re: Mike, I was mildly disappointed with the new Rollins.  Nothing will
        ever compare to their first release, IMO.
        
    Ah, what are you thinking of as their first release?? I hope you don't
    think it's "The End of Silence" because you are about 3 discs off if
    so. I have "Turned On" which is a live disc of 1 track (unless you can
    index this thing), "Hard Volume" which has a cool 30+ minute live jam
    called I think "joyriding with frank" and its a cool jammin tune!, and
    another one that I can't think of the title off the top of my head, and
    it is much rawer and punker/angrier/stranger I guess you can say. I do
    like Hard Volume though for tracks 1 and 2, and of course the last
    track!  I really like this new one, I think he could reach a wider
    audience with this release. I still like TeoS over Weight also, but
    Weight has some good tunes (Shine, Liar, Disconnect, song after liar).
    
    Opeth though is cool! Last track (as Sorin mentioned) is excellent if a
    bit short compared to the other 4 tracks.
    
    

    
    
    	The only disc that's been spinning this week is Jewel.
    

    
    hmm, spinning and Jewel......hmmm.....

The new Helmet is OK, but they've been somewhat disappointing since "Meantime".

I don't think they'll ever equal that album.

    Conception		- Flow (excellent)
    Ayreon		- The final experiment (excellent)
    Stratovarius	- Visions (excellent)
    Opeth		- Orchid (not yet listened)
    
    Sorin

    Festering Implant	- Vast bowl of puss

You like that one?

I can't stand the singer's voice ... I think I actually understood a 
word or two here and there, and you know how much that irks me.

And he sounds like he's gargling on broken Corelle tea cups.  If the 
record company had ANY faith in the band whatsoever, it would have 
invested in some nice Waterford crystal.

    You for real, Glenn?
    

I heard they broke up, and the singer and drummer formed a new band,
"Scab Salad."

    -1 AGAGAGAGA!

    8)

Lettuce avoid that sore subject, thank you.

    We're they featured at Band-Aid?

    <-- Too funny.  You guys are a stitch!
    
    
    Mike
    

    Were they featured at Band-Aid?

re: band aid
	No. They were cut from the lineup.

So the organizers had to start from scratch?

    go on...
    I'm itchin' to hear more.
    

re: Shawn. Unfortunately the band had just severed ties to their management
	company, and the business-end of getting them into Band Aid ran into
	complications. Band-Aid's situation is critical now, they need
	a transfusion of talent injected into the lineup, and have to deal
	with bruised band egos when determining the headliner.

    
    	if they aren't careful the whole thing could turnicate-to
    	a big bomb, fer shur.
    
    	

    that sounds like a clinical approach to solving the problem. But
    suture self, eh?

    <--- Those were hilarious people!
    
    	J

    I realize we're hilarious people, but did you think what we wrote was
    hilarious as well?

stop needling J., Glenn.

    that was a cheap shot, eh? Sorry.

re: -1
	Yes, it was pretty "vial" of you.

    
    	nothing an enema can't cure.

    Iced Earth		- Days of purgatory (new for listening)
    Stratovarius	- Visions (excellent)
    Conception		- Flow (even better)
    Ayreon		- The final experiment (excellent)
    Opeth		- Orchid (very good if you stand the vocals)
    
    Sorin

    	 Rage Against the Machine 
         Live - Mental Jewelry 
         I Mother Earth - Scenery and Fish 
         Alanis Morissette - Jagged Little Pill 
         Helmet - Aftertaste 
         Janes Addiction - Nothing's Shocking 
         Enuff Z'nuff - Strength 
         Soundgarden - Ultramega OK 
         Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes 
         Circle of Dust 
         Matthew Sweet - 100% Fun 
         The Presidents of the United States of America 

    
    So ~pril, how's the Helmet? Does it leave an aftertaste!?!? ;-)
    
    What's it like compared to say "Meantime" or "Betty"????
    
    You need a dose of some REALLY heavy stuff! ;-)  Can't wait to listen
    to Edge of Sanity "Infernal" and Anathema "Pentecost III" along with
    when I receive Winter's two releases "Eternal Frost" and "Into
    Darkness". A guy on the internet loves this band, says "Crushingly
    heavy doom metal, awesome stuff, you'll love it!". I've seen similar
    posts from a couple/few others on this band and am taking a chance. 
    
    

    filthaaa!

I've listened to about half of Iced Earth's "The Dark Saga" and it's 
actually quite good so far.

It's in the other car, so I won't get to listen to the rest of it 
until tomorrow at the earliest.

    Sounds of The 70's(Time_Warner)1979 (8 Outta 18 Songs ain't Bad)
    AeroSmith-9_Lives.(Heaven)
    David Bowie-Space Oddity.(An OOccassional_Dream)
    Blues Traveler_(Self_Intitaled)
    AC/DC_BallBreaker(Not so Hot)
    Cheap Trick_The Greatest_Hits(Gotta get The New One)
    Quiet Riot_Mental Health(Bang yer Head)
    Mott The Hopple Live(At Broadway and HammerSmith)
    Twisted Sister_Big Hits and Nasty_Cuts(You Can't Kill R&R!)
    Nazareth_Hair of The Dog(Nuff_Said)
    
      Crazy_Muzak_To_Me_Ears_Al

The Who	Isle of Wight
The Who Live at leeds

Johnny Winter  Still Alive and Well
John Mellencamp  Mr Happy Go Lucky
Queensryche	 Promised Land
Yes		Union
Peter Gabriel	Passion



>>    Mott The Hopple Live(At Broadway and HammerSmith)


The lights being what they are, Morgan Fisher eventually appears...

There was a time when we were ordinary commoners, just like you...
I mean we used to eat!

    Re. GTI
    
    If you like the first part of The Dark Saga you'll like the rest also.
    The last song (Question From Heaven) is my very favorite.
    
    Now for the current listening list:
    
    Iced Earth		- Days of purgatory (excellent and best buy also)
    Conception		- Flow (excellent)
    Stratovarius	- Visions (excellent)
    Therion		- Theli (excellent)
    Ayreon		- The final experiment (excellent)
    Saviour Machine	- Legend part I (excellent)
    Take That		- Best of (I got it really cheap in a promotion)
    
    Sorin

    The Cult    -  Sonic Temple
    TOOL        -  Undertow
    RATM        -  RATM
    Soundgarden -  Super Unknown
    Arc Angels  -  Arc Angels
    
    
    	J

    .98 Mike, the new Helmet didn't do it for me.  It's not all that bad, but
    it doesn't compare to their previous release(s).  His voice seems to
    drone on and on and on top of that, the music is way too repetitive.
    
    JMHO

Yup, definitely.

"Milquetoast" is the only good song they've done since "Meantime".

Oh, "Wilma's Rainbow" was pretty good also.  I'll have to give 
"Betty" another spin.

Listening to Devo's "Oh, No!  It's Devo!" ... it's been way too long 
since I heard this one.

"That's Good" [the song they did on their "Square Pegs" 
appearance].

"I'm a man with a mission, I'm a boy with a gun.
  I got a picture in my pocket of the lucky one."

    
    I love Devo.  Always have.  I heard they'll be doin' a reunion
    thing sometime in the summer...
    
    I remember how hard I roared when I first heard their cover of
    "Satisfaction"...that was something.
    
    Kev --
    

I think that's on "Greatest Misses".

Heck, let me go check.

Hmmm, it's on both "Greatest Hits" and "Greatest Misses".  I guess 
they wanted to make sure you got that song no matter which one 
you bought.

If you have "Greatest Misses", crank up "Mongoloid".  It ROOLZ.
One of their best, IMO.  WAAAAAY back when, on "The Dr. 
Demento Show", they played an old [possibly demo?] version of 
Mongoloid that doesn't appear to be available anywhere that I 
know of.  But I think I have it on tape [used to tape the good stuff 
off of the show] and I'm going to have to find it and listen to it 
because it's better than the released version[s] that I do own.

And I'm listening to Helmet's "Betty" for the one and a halfth time 
tonight.

Not bad overall, but still way better than "Aftertaste".

    
    Edge of Sanity		- Infernal (last EoS possibly...)
    Anathema			- Pentecost III
    Identity			- Identity
    Corrosion of Conformity	- Blind
    
    

    FEAR FACTORY - REMANUFACTUR
    FAITH NO MORE - ASHES TO ASHES single
    ROLLINS BAND - THEN END OF SILENCE & COME IN AND BURN
    
    
    max__:-)
    

"Plaid" - Blues Saraceno

Been a while since I listened to it, so it's on spin #3 right now.

    
    re: .33
    
    So Max,
    
    What do you think of the new Rollins Band disc "Come in and Burn"? I
    personally like track 1 best, but overall I like the entire disc, just
    track one really jumps out overall. Sort of like track one of TEOS, or
    the last track on the same disc (JUST LIKE YOU! my minds not my mind).
    I wished he would have done that one live when I saw him! He was
    intense though, to say the least!
    
    

Getting my long-overdue Jackyl fix by listening to their first two 
albums.

They have a third, but it's a live album and I didn't see the use of 
buying it.  Hopefully they'll come out with something new soon.

    Siouxsie And The Banshees - The Scream. 
    Steve Vai - Passion & Warfare.
    Monster Mike Welch - Axe To Grind.
    Mekong Delta - Pictures At An Exhibition.
    
    Ryener

    
    Autograph		Missing Pieces  (new release of old material
    					compiled by Steve Plunkett that
    					hadn't been available, some of
    					which would have been on album
    					number 4 if there had been one).
    
    Giles.

    
    DEVO is on Lollapaloser this year.
    
    Both their first 2 albums are pure masterpieces, but the second one "Duty
    Now For The Future" reigns supreme (Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA is out of
    control).
    
    "Mongoloid" and "Gut Feeling/Slap Your Mammy" are both cool on the
    debut - the original version can be heard on "Hardcore Devo" available
    from Rhino Records - there's some other good early stuff on that, too.
    
    - Sean

PJ Harvey - To Bring You My Love

PJ Harvey - DRY

"he came dressed in black with a cross bearing my name"

    
    Hempilation      - Various
    Blue Moon Swamp  - John Fogerty
    Ain't Life Grand - Widespread Panic
    Space Wrangler   - Widespread Panic
    

    .40 Yes sir!

    
    The Future Sound Of London
    Aphex Twin
    The Crystal Method