Giving Opeth's Blackwater Park another spin, preceded by some Black Label Society albums 8)
What are you listening to right now...
got a voucher for look 'n listen for xmas, headed right on over and picked up rem's murmur. the deluxe edition. loaded disc one into itunes, went in perfectly, titles all good, etc. listened to the album from start to finish. ah, the good old days. disc two - an intimate li'l concert from the tour - and the disc is corrupt. don't you hate that? ah well, 2012 is gonna be all good for me. back to the store with me and my disc this weekend. simple swap and i'll be able to listen to murmur, live and beautiful, as 'twas meant to be.
hold thumbs y'all
dh
hold thumbs y'all
dh
some deep house......Deep South - I believe.................I forgot how much I liked this stuff 20 years or so ago........
Nervous Shakedown - ACDC and jusst before that The Satchmeister
Kate and Anna McGarrigle.
The Dillinger Escape Plan - Option Paralysis
House music. Band called Underworld. underneath the radar and beaucomomp fish.
so i used to rock out to this song called 'underneath the radar'. and then there was this track called 'born slippy (nuxx)' on the trainspotting soundtrack which i really loved, such a cool vibe. took me forever to link the two tracks to the same band. did i get a shock.Ray wrote: House music. Band called Underworld. underneath the radar and beaucomomp fish.
Stumbled accross a guy called Ben Howard 2 days ago and promptly bought the album from legalsounds. This really blew me away.
Video of his song The fear:
Video of his song The fear:
Good stuff pinchPinch wrote: Stumbled accross a guy called Ben Howard 2 days ago and promptly bought the album from legalsounds. This really blew me away.
Video of his song The fear:
Hi Dingwall. Thanks for the reply. His album is really something fresh in the folk genre. Not bad for a debut album.
RATM - bombtrack ?
the look on my wifes face... priceless
the look on my wifes face... priceless
Angel Vivaldi's EP Universal Language ?
It's shred and it's heavy and I like it :-[ Very straight forward compared to my normal tastes but I guess sometimes you've just gotta come back to Earth ?
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(This one's my favourite track on the album)
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It's shred and it's heavy and I like it :-[ Very straight forward compared to my normal tastes but I guess sometimes you've just gotta come back to Earth ?
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(This one's my favourite track on the album)
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Most played albums the last few days
Cormorant - Dwellings (kinda Mastodon like but more black 'n sludgy, CHECK THEM OUT)
Evanescence latest - not bad. I'm a sucker for a pretty female voice, especially the ones who can also play kickass piano.
Alicia Keys - Element of Persuasion. Voice. Piano. Etc. ?
Cormorant - Dwellings (kinda Mastodon like but more black 'n sludgy, CHECK THEM OUT)
Evanescence latest - not bad. I'm a sucker for a pretty female voice, especially the ones who can also play kickass piano.
Alicia Keys - Element of Persuasion. Voice. Piano. Etc. ?
New Steel Panther album, somehow I love this band!
This is good stuff, thanks for the postPinch wrote: Stumbled accross a guy called Ben Howard 2 days ago and promptly bought the album from legalsounds. This really blew me away.
I'm on a nostalgia mission. I'm digging back to the 90's, my lard teens and early 20's.
Paradise Lost: Gothic
Skinny Puppy: The Process
Sköld: Sköld
Death: everything
One album that I are really disapoint is Dying Fetus's Descend into Depravity. I can hear the cut and paste guitar and drum parts repeat. No, no, bad Dying Fetus, bad.
Paradise Lost: Gothic
Skinny Puppy: The Process
Sköld: Sköld
Death: everything
One album that I are really disapoint is Dying Fetus's Descend into Depravity. I can hear the cut and paste guitar and drum parts repeat. No, no, bad Dying Fetus, bad.
Bought a Folk 4 CD set called "Simply Folk" and there is some killer stuff on there if you need an entry into folk music (UK folk to be more specific)
Ewan MacColl, Martin Carthy, June Tabor, Albion Band, Martin Simpson, Linda Thompson, The Watersons - collectively and solo, Dick Gaughan, Christine Collister, John Tams, Shirley Collins, John Kirkpatrick, Steve Ashley, Eliza Carthy, Anne Briggs, Bob Fox, Nic Jones, Oliver Knight and still a few more.
A good mix of the old and new
Each song is like a story, so Storytelling is the craft.
Good Stuff
Ewan MacColl, Martin Carthy, June Tabor, Albion Band, Martin Simpson, Linda Thompson, The Watersons - collectively and solo, Dick Gaughan, Christine Collister, John Tams, Shirley Collins, John Kirkpatrick, Steve Ashley, Eliza Carthy, Anne Briggs, Bob Fox, Nic Jones, Oliver Knight and still a few more.
A good mix of the old and new
Each song is like a story, so Storytelling is the craft.
Good Stuff
Storytelling may be the craft but it needs to tie in with the intergrity of the song musically - I have been to too many folk open mic nights where some songs appear to go in for longer than they would have done if the writer had actually written a proper story 'in a book'!!Squonk wrote: Bought a Folk 4 CD set called "Simply Folk" and there is some killer stuff on there if you need an entry into folk music (UK folk to be more specific)
Ewan MacColl, Martin Carthy, June Tabor, Albion Band, Martin Simpson, Linda Thompson, The Watersons - collectively and solo, Dick Gaughan, Christine Collister, John Tams, Shirley Collins, John Kirkpatrick, Steve Ashley, Eliza Carthy, Anne Briggs, Bob Fox, Nic Jones, Oliver Knight and still a few more.
A good mix of the old and new
Each song is like a story, so Storytelling is the craft.
Good Stuff
Otherwise good stuff!
haha... also hit a nostalgia day today so dug out my cd's (and tapes)...Averatu wrote: I'm on a nostalgia mission. I'm digging back to the 90's, my lard teens and early 20's.
Paradise Lost: Gothic
Skinny Puppy: The Process
Sköld: Sköld
Death: everything
One album that I are really disapoint is Dying Fetus's Descend into Depravity. I can hear the cut and paste guitar and drum parts repeat. No, no, bad Dying Fetus, bad.
Sisters of Mercy
swan
fields of the nephilim
L7
ministry
leonard cohen
deliverance
shees love this stuff... gonna be a long night