Certainly have, I'm the one on the left.

Anyhow, I got this yesterday. Less drone than his earlier stuff, more like late 60s, early 70s acid folk for want of a better tag. The hairy pic is of Mr Tucker playing live.

I'm waiting for the MTV Unplugged: Florence + the Machine CD/DVD to arrive. I haven't seen the show, but I saw them in concert last month and they were amazing – Florence Welch is a superb vocalist and stage presence, something which I hope transfers to the MTV Unplugged format.

That's worrying she looks like an ex of mine,i thought she hand big hands for a woman :pound:

Although strictly speaking not an album, thanks to the recommendation by Ricky Chad, I've just ordered Metallica's Beyond Magnetic EP – a CD containing tracks which didn't make the 'final cut' when they settled on the track listing for Death Magnetic.

These are my recent acquisitions from the past couple of months:

Inverted - Defiled tales
Slavland - Tarcza Swaroga
Morbid Flesh - Reborn In Death
Profanatica - Disgusting Blasphemies Against God
Megadeth - Th1rt3en
Judas Priest - Screaming for vengeance
Epica - Requiem For The Indifferent
Napalm Death - Utilitarian
Energetic Krusher - Path to oblivion
Exanthema/Chronic Decay - Split
Tormented - Graveyard Lust
Bombs of Hades/Usurpress - Split
Timeghoul - Complete Discography
Affliction Gate - Aeon Of Nox (From Darkness Comes Liberation)
Unearth - III:in the eyes of fire
Morbid Saint - Spectrum of death
Black Breath - Sentenced to Life
Sorcery - Bloodchilling Tales
Iuvenes / Leviathan - The Speed Of Darkness / Live In Eternal Sin
Carcass - Necrotic Innards
Intestine Baalism - Ultimate Instinct
Horrid - The Final Massacre
Evil Army - S/T
Mayhem - Live Eternal
Nile - Worship The Animal
Malevolent Creation - Creation Of Demos
Mordbrand - Necropsychotic
Macabra - Blood-Nurtured Nature
Vladimirs - The Late Hours
:rockon:

Whats the latest Epica like Paul.

They are a band i have a couple of albums by, but never seem to have the killer songs Nightwish or Within Temptation come out with.

It's good. Very similar to a Dutch band called Orphanage in places. I stopped liking Within Temptation when decided to let other people write songs for them and turned into a poor Evanescence clone. If you like Nightwish, you should check out Amberian Dawn.;)
Amberian Dawn - River Of Tuoni - YouTube

You're not into easy listening then, Paul?!

If it doesn't sound like world war three erupting from the speakers, then I'm not usually interested. :laugh:

Now we're talking! :p

I got that impression from your list! I used to listen to nothing but heavy metal but, over the years, my CD collection has become increasingly varied so I'll listen to Guns N' Roses or Metallica then, as I'm doing at the moment, some Foo Fighters and then some Bad Religion, Green Day, Offspring or something like Ladyhawke, Imogen Heap or Zero 7.

Sounds like a fair description of the stuff i like as well;);)

Danzig II, but it sucks.

Sybreed - Slave design
Barren Earth - The devil's resolve

Bought this the other day for a fiver:

Paradise Lost - Tragic idol

Is the album any good?

Oh yes.;)
PARADISE LOST - Honesty In Death (OFFICIAL VIDEO) - YouTube
PARADISE LOST - Crucify (OFFICIAL ALBUM TRACK) - YouTube

Last album bought..
 

Rize Of The Fenix

Anybody looking forward to the new Tenacious D

Two double shot soundtrack discs from Stelvio Cipriani (Tragic Ceremony and Whirlpool) and Detto Mariano (Delitto al Ristorante Cinese) and Franco Micalizzi (Delitto Sull'Autostrada)

......and also Disco Discharge: Exotica :woot:

The last one I ordered, but hasn't yet arrived, is Songbook by Chris Cornell.

Last album MASTODON - THE HUNTER
Probs the best metal band in the world right now and the album proves it. It has some wonderful moments and no two songs sound alike.
It reminds me of some Led Zeppelin's stuff.

Zebadiah Crowe - 'Grawl!' The Many Deaths Of The great beast

I've listened to this several times and it's a brilliant album – I wish there was an accompanying DVD of the gig.

Picked up Anthrax - Spreading the Disease, Metallica - Ride the Lightning, Megadeth - Rust In Peace and KISS - Love Gun all on vinyl for a grand total of £7. Cracking stuff.

£7 for the lot? :shocked:

Hell Born - Legacy of the Nephilim
In Flames - The Tokyo Showdown: Live in Japan 2000
The Arcane Order - In the wake of collisions
Metallica - The Black Demos
From the Depths - Bereavement
Paganizer - Death Forever
Spektr - Near Death Experience
V/A - Harmony: EP Collections
Vanhelgd - Cult Of Lazarus
Meanwhile - Road to Hell
Dischargers - There's No Place Like Hell

Phantom Band - Nowhere
Cluster - Zuckerzeit
Cluster - Cluster 2
Neu! Boxset
Tangerine Dream - Electronic Meditations

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Stelvio Cipriani's Porno Holocaust soundtrack and the Midnight Shift volume of Disco Discharge :) It's a fine day for funk!

2 Albums from the black metal group Darkthrone and they are:

A Blaze In The Northern Sky

The Cult Is Alive

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Just picked up Reverberations: Tape & Electronic Music 1961-1970, a 12-disc round-up of early Pauline Oliveros music...

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Just bought the savoy Family Album by the Savoy Family Band. Anyone else love Cajun?

2 of the most polarizing albums to come out recently i think...

whitechapel - whitechapel (band from my hometown in tennessee) :rockon:

&

Rascal Flatts - Changed (my gf said she wanted it and I'm a fan so i went ahead and bought it on iTunes.) :decision:

just saw this... how is the record? cell dweller's old stuff as circle of dust was impeccable.

It's okay... it's a compilation of previous EPs and apparently is the result of years worth of work. Aside from a couple of stand-out tracks (which had already been released), it's pretty much filler and was pretty disappointing.

Apparently Klayton recorded almost 300 tracks for this album, but only chose 17 for the finished product. Hopefully, this will mean we'll see releases of these that didn't quite make it in the near future.

Unfortunately, Klayton seems to have hit a bit of a low in his career, where he's more interested in remixing his earlier stuff than coming up with anything fresh.

His Circle of Dust and early Celldweller days were definitely the highlight of his career, for me. He has just released a live DVD/BD 'Live Upon a Blackstar' which looks quite good (there are some mash-ups of some of his tracks on there, and he also introduces a bit of his Circle of Dust era material into his newer Celldweller stuff). It's slightly embarrassing (and disappointing) to see that the crowd are mainly made up of 16 year old girls; but **** it, I still enjoy his music to an extent.

Pauline Oliveros - Reverberations: Tape & Electronic Music 1961-1970

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WOW HD (formerly CD WOW) have 15% off everything today, so I've just ordered Ladyhawke – Anxiety and the soundtrack to Once upon a Time in the West.

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