I decided to do the same for three songs in a row. I used a random number generator to pick the bands and tracks from my mp3 folders.

First try: Nneka - The Uncomfortable Truth

I haven't listened to this artist in ages. Really, really good, actually!

Second try: No Doubt - Staring Problem

Now there's an album I haven't heard for probably 10+ years. I used to like this album a lot, but that was way back before I started finding tonnes of new artists to explore. I still hold that this is their best album (it
s from Return of Saturn).

Third try: Helloween - Why

Holy ****, this is turning into a real nostalgia trip! Helloween is one of the very first metal bands I fell in love with. This one takes me back to the late 90's.

Featured LP of the day at The Record Archive in my old home town. Some love for Batty.

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I love complimenting people's Batlord shirts because a lot of metalheads are too dumb/on meth to appreciate irony.

Because apparently I felt the need to be sad this morning.

Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Bright Moments (1973)

Presently enjoying the live orchestral interpretation of Eno's The Shutov Assembly performed by The Netherlands Metropole Orkest at the Holland Festival in June of 1999.

From Wiki:

Talking to Mojo magazine in 1998, Eno explained that The Shutov Assembly tracks "were originally proposals for orchestral pieces; what I wanted to do was make them, using my normal tricks and devices, and then present them to an orchestra and ask them to try and copy them accurately – so if this sound goes "dnnngeeeee", you might need to have a damped tubular bell and a violin player working together to make that one sound. I thought it would be an interesting way to use an orchestra, to force it to use its instruments in a different way".

The Dillinger Escape Plan came hard with their last album which became my favorite, now Converge

The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Don't Get Lost (Full Album)