Been on a bit of Blues and Metal bender for a good period of time. Usually these listening phases come and go much quicker than this. So why not share a bit of each! First up, some of the Metal that's been in high rotation around here lately... and now that Jon sent me a link to a remastered edition of one of my favorites and I see no end in sight!! We'll start with that one...
What musical moods are you stuck in and what are you listening to during it?
Enjoy!
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How many times has Jon sent you that link? At least twice that Jon knows of. It's now obvious that metal music is rotting your brain.
I listen to whatever I wanna listen to and "the man" ain't gonna change that. Saying that, I'm listening to this now because that's what I do and that's what I'm in the mood for. Say, are you "the man"?
I have all of these and must say that the last track on that Accept album would make a fine addition to a "greatest last tracks on albums" playlist.....oh, wait. It already is by "the original the man" who invented that playlist.
That Megadeth album cover is funny as hell.
That Metallica album needs the remaster treatment, like the first two. Maybe we'll get AJFA with BASS!!!!!!!
That Black Sabbath album cover is funny as hell.
If this week is my turn for NMC, I have a metal album for you.......
I own three of these four albums. The one I don't own is Accept. The last thing I'd call myself is a metal head. I do like heavy music, but I've mellowed a lot over the last few years. Accept, for the most part, I've never gotten into. I did buy either one or two of their recent albums, and I thought they were okay, but I don't listen to them now.
Coundtown To Extinction will always be Megadeth's magnum opus to me. It's the first time I ever listened to them and is just great. This isn't bad at all, I like it better than the Accept song.
I did not like Master of Puppets when it came out. I didn't get into Metallica one bit until The Black Album came along. This song, however, is a pure masterpiece. I undoubtedly did not hear this back then, because I would have immediately liked it.
The Black Sabbath track is pretty damn cool. Even though I own the album, I can't remember ever sitting down and listening to it. Ozzy does not have a good traditional voice, but he has a great front man's voice, a rock voice, and it showed here. Iommi's work is killer as well. Believe it or not, when the song slows a bit, it has a slight southern rock feel. This is awesome!
Nice work, especially with that last track!
Heard all these CD's but Megadeth's Youthanasia is the only one I own. For me, it marked the end of the best trilogy Megadeth put out. I wish they went further with Max Norman as their producer.
Yes I did. It's a good start. Deserves all the praises it gets. The songs are good and the performances are strong, especially Kiko's. Maybe one of these days Dave's voice will completely shut down and he'll hire a great replacement.
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