New song that just dropped from the former members of Every Time I Die and the former vocalist from Dillinger Escape Plan.
That 2:05 mark does its best to melt your face off…
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The new Metallica Album is really good. Not as good as the old stuff, but it will pass lol.
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Getting back into punk rock, a bunch of streetlight manifesto, misfits, NOFX and Rancid
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A lot of very deep cleaning at work lead to a lot of heavy-ass music: Meshuggah, Rotting Christ, To The Grave, Lorna Shore, Hatebreed, White Chapel, Hypocrisy, Machinehead, Gojira, A Dark Halo, Behemoth, Amon Amarth to name (more than) a few. It was a good day!
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Misfits, Nofx and Rancid are my jams. I am not a fan of NOFX newer stuff though, seems uninspired.
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A long long long time ago your area was a hotbed for amazing punk and hardcore bands. Bad Brains, Minor Threat, Fugazi just to name a few. Dave Grohl even cut his teeth growing up around that scene.
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I saw Fugazi at a $5 Knights of Columbus hall show. Have seen Bad Brains as well. Dave Growl grew up in the same clubs I go to and have seen him numerous times back in the day, he is friends with a friend of mine and eats at a local restaurant. We have reminisced about the good old days several times. Dave is a couple years older than me so he got to see some shows I was too young to see
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I grew up on shows like that. $5-$10 shows in the smallest places but so much energy and connection.
Yes sir, saw so many god bands for $5 with the big black x on my hand.
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Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver is such a badass song. I’m watching some group cover the song on youtube and the drummer looks exactly like Peter Griffin. Some guy commented " Peter griffin on the drums is wild!" and got 583 likes. Primus - Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver, Band Cover. - YouTube
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I had a friend share a video on social media of a death metal band called Lorna Shore. It was at a major music awards show and it blew me away.
They are really really good. The pig sound blew me away the first time i heard it.
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My youngest started talking about Tears for Fears. We went down the rabbit hole today. Everybody wants to rule the world.
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Been cataloging music I buy from Goodwill and Dad’s collection.
May sell it off after I back it up to digital.
I just need these 2 cds from Time Life to complete my US Release Collection of “Singers And Songwriters” ! Now The UK release is a whole different ball of WAX.
A. Singers and Songwriters: 1969–1972
B. Singers and Songwriters: Hard to Find Hits
Today I put Time Life’s “Romancing the 70’s” on to digital and I found some in the set that have not been categorized onto discog.com (my CD want list is there)
I realized that Time Life Music repackaged the 2 CDs “Singers and Songwriters 1972-73” as “Romancing The 70’s Vol 6: My Love” ! All the same tracks. No effort to change any songs on any of the 2 CDS and so forth…
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That’s funny, I saw Tears For Fears in concert the other day (they are excellent, highly recommend) and am watching a 1990 concert on YouTube as I write this. One of those bands that you know way more songs by them than you think.
I haven’t watched the Grammy awards in a few awards and had no idea Lorna Shore had been on. [EDIT: I see now it’s a joke. Ha!]. I’ll see them next month opening for Mastodon and Gojira.
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I’m going to see Little Feat tonight ! “Weed, Whites, & Wine”
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I recently discovered Asaf Avidan.Not literally but definitely a talented artist.
I’m into albums that I can play straight through without skipping a track. What albums can you listen to without skipping a song?
Led Zeppelin IV is an album you can listen to the whole thing.
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The Satanist - Behemoth
Dark Adrenaline - Lacuna Coil
The Blackening - Machine Head
Book Of Shadows - Zakk Wylde
Catalyst - A Dark Halo
Ozzmosis - Ozzy Osbourne
The Eyes Of Alice Cooper - Alice Cooper
All are damn near perfect albums with no skipable tracks in my mind.
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