What's that noise?

[Wheaty Petestraw]

Immolation - Here In After

The second Immolation album, and last to feature the original logo. While the music is undeniably created by Immolation, I find it interesting how their sound changes unlike many of their peers (and followers) in the death metal scene. This is an essential album to own, but only after you've picked up their 2000 release, Close To A World Below.

[Wheaty Petestraw]

Dr. Octagon - Dr. Octagonecologyst

Absolutely essential hip-hop disc. With production by Dan the Automator, rhymes by Kool Keith and Scratches by DJ Q-Bert, how could you go wrong? This is one of those discs that I keep listening to on repeat, finding something new to enjoy nearly every single time.

[anais.jude]

i have listened to these a couple times this weekend, and I shall listen to it again whilst I take my shower

Tori Amos --Scarlett's Walk. Could she be any hotter?

[Wheaty Petestraw]

Brutal Truth - Sounds of the Animal Kingdom

'Prey' alone is worth the price of admission to this masterpiece of grind.

[TeamRAD]

I played too much Crazy Taxi over the weekend...

[Wheaty Petestraw]

Immolation - Close To A World Below

I keep playing this album OVER AND OVER AGAIN.. and with good reason. Blistering twin guitars that flow like lava, a beautifully-recorded drumkit and the dry, intelligible rasp of Ross Dolan. There are a few cringe-worthy moments, but they are remarkably few and far between and are more than overshadowed by the great parts.

[MontyServo]

Well, my turntable died the other day, so no more LP's until I buy a new stylus for it.   

Some random CD's listened to last night and later tonight at work:




Television's Greatest Hits Volumes 2, 4, and 5

Spoiler

Fine Young Cannibals - The Raw And The Cooked

Spoiler

Crowded House - Crowded House


Eddie Money - Can't Hold Back

Spoiler

The Commitments - Soundtrack

Spoiler

[Tripe]

Are the styluses easy to come by?

Ok I'm listening to this:


Arctic Monkeys - Favourite Worst Nightmare

Spoiler

[Wheaty Petestraw]

Pestilence - Consuming Impulse.

The last album to feature Martin Van Drunen on vocals and arguably the best (and most aggressive) Pestilence. Going back to the vocals.. jesus h fucking christ... what a superb aspect. If you want to hear what death metal vocals should sound like, look no further than this landmark release.

[bettertomorrowamy]

[a pretty girl is like]

Nice, bta!

I love love love Cibo Matto.  Probably one of the funnest live acts I've ever seen. 

This is one of my favorites:

[bettertomorrowamy]

Yeah I love them.  I taught my 5-year-old sister the lyrics to this song.  Hearing her sing it was funnier than the song itself.

[jewishcarpenter]

http://forum.rifftrax.com/index.php/topic,9210.0.html

Thanks, but I'll stick to a thread that doesn't have the chance of being deleted at your whim.

[TeamRAD]

It's a Shot Baker afternoon...

They're great.

[anais.jude]

http://forum.rifftrax.com/index.php/topic,9210.0.html

Thanks, but I'll stick to a thread that doesn't have the chance of being deleted at your whim.

seconded!