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What are you listening to? Part III
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Hail of Bullets - DG-7 - 3 more days until their 3rd album is released - looking forward to it since they've become my de facto Bolt Thrower/Celtic Frost replacement with better vocals than either of those bands (Bolts have all but given up on recording new material and Triptykon is not my thing.)
Hail of Bullets - DG-7 - 3 more days until their 3rd album is released - looking forward to it since they've become my de facto Bolt Thrower/Celtic Frost replacement with better vocals than either of those bands (Bolts have all but given up on recording new material and Triptykon is not my thing.)
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The re-remastered version of Bolt Thrower's Realm of Chaos. I really can tell a slight difference in the tones (i.e. the guitars and bass don't sound as muddy as they did previously, despite being downtuned to the glorious pitch of A(aarrrggghhh-mazing.))
Looking forward to the new Skeletonwitch tomorrow; I've been iffy on those guys for years, but I love the vocals and the new songs are growing on me, so I am willing to risk purchasing the full album.
The re-remastered version of Bolt Thrower's Realm of Chaos. I really can tell a slight difference in the tones (i.e. the guitars and bass don't sound as muddy as they did previously, despite being downtuned to the glorious pitch of A(aarrrggghhh-mazing.))
Looking forward to the new Skeletonwitch tomorrow; I've been iffy on those guys for years, but I love the vocals and the new songs are growing on me, so I am willing to risk purchasing the full album.
The haunting theme music form the outstanding British 1970s TV series Kidnapped (based by R. L. Stevenson's book of the same name) by Vladimir Cosma.
I am in a mood for some rousing classical music this evening; somehow, I find that my liking for classical music always increases in the winter, when it seems to be so much more in keeping with the surrounding ambience, or atmosphere - let's call it mood music of a sort, but uplifting mood music. Anyway, I am listening to the Toccata (Symphony No. 5 op. 42 No. 1) by Carl Maria Widor
Bela Fleck, Zakir Hussain, and Edgar Meyer joined together in 2009 to give us The Melody of Rhythm...
Been listening to this album lot lately... Dig Out Your Soul, by Oasis.
I also found these guys on youtube... they are an indie band from Britain called The Chase... pretty good imo
I also found these guys on youtube... they are an indie band from Britain called The Chase... pretty good imo
The Oasis album sleeve that you posted is wonderful. Very attractive, rather striking and reminiscent of some of the wonderful LP cover sleeve art (a regrettably lost art form to my mind) which used to adorn LP album sleeves before CDs made an appearance and rendered such art somewhat redundant.