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12-18-2009, 03:57 PM | #421 (permalink) |
Ba and Be.
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Two for the price of one:
Slayer Slayer still touring and pumping out high velocity Thrash since the early 80's and with the same line up (apart from a while in the 90's when drummer Dave Lombardo left to then rejoin in 2002) have the honour of having probably the heaviest and certainly the most intense album within the Metal fraternity with 1986's Reign In Blood. Despite the intensity, Slayers music is relatively clean, unfussy and efficient, using widlly chaotic guitar solos, brutal but clear and concise vocals and of course superlative fast but controlled drumming. 1. Hell Awaits 2. Skeleton Christ 3. Beauty Through Order 4. Cast Down 5. Mandatory Suicide 6. In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (a curveball in here!) 7. Reborn 8. Chemical Warfare New Model Army Despite being active for well over 25 years it's depressing how unknown this band still are. Maybe it's the fact that mainstay and frontman Justin Sullivan still sings in accent or the fact that their lyrics are still incendinary concerning working class shackledom and the gradual erosion of our national identity through commercialism or is it because their music refuses to be pigeonholed- guitar music with the energy of Punk but laced with melody, a touch of Folk and a little brooding atmosphere now and again? Or is their Englishness a hindrance to them (they rarely tour the U.S and probably wouldn't be allowed in due to some of their lyrics!) Whatever it is they still command an utterly loyal following and tour almost every year without fail and have never sold out or abandoned their beliefs. See what you think:
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12-19-2009, 02:50 PM | #422 (permalink) |
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I'll be downoading those for sure jackhammer.
And Bulldog, that Pogues compilation was not only very enjoyable but made me realize that they're a lot more diverse than I thought. Songs such as Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah and Haunted didn't even sounds Irish at all! Oh and the Cohen link is working for me now |
12-19-2009, 03:12 PM | #423 (permalink) | |
why bother?
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No Blood Red on the Slayer one
I recognise one of those songs from back when I actually used to listen to Slayer, so I'll enjoy re-educating myself there! New Model Army sound really intriguing too, so I'll be checking both these out. Ta for the uploads! Quote:
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12-30-2009, 04:51 PM | #426 (permalink) |
Blue Bleezin' Blind Drunk
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Nothing to add, just happy this thing is finally stickied.
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12-30-2009, 07:14 PM | #428 (permalink) |
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Dude...I was hooked after the first 20 seconds of Emasculate the Masculine. This stuff is sick!
PS, I have downloaded most of these compilations, with the exception of the metal stuff. I'll comment later, once i've listened to most of it, but thanks so much for all these guys! Can anyone make a compilation for one any of the following? andrew bird MGMT sugar ray elton john fountains of wayne fleetwood mac death cab for cutie I could do one for arctic monkeys, if anyone wants? Let me know. |
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