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goal_umpire
6 Aug 2002, 14:57
I bought P.O.D. Satelite cd and it is da bomb! man they rock.
101 great fart noises!! :D
Nah, new Chili's & The Vines
EMTEC CD-R, 74 minutes/650 MB.
CowboyFromHell
6 Aug 2002, 17:42
Superjoint Ritual - Use once and Destroy. Killer album, makes POD look like pussies.
Rollins Band - The only way to know for sure.
Hank cops a bit of flack at times but you gotta give it to the bloke. He knows how to deliver and is a true survivor of the music industry.
gPhonque
6 Aug 2002, 19:28
The soundtrack to the movie 'Electric Dragon 80,000V'
It's kind of garage/dub/ambient/punk loaded with dirty guitars, metallic "clangs", garage drums sounds, and the occasional distorted Japanese vocals. :cool:
Mr Eagle
6 Aug 2002, 19:40
Well, the last CD I bought was a John Denver 3CD set for my mum's birthday :D
The last CD I bought FOR ME was Placebo's Black Market Music.
Dippers Donuts
6 Aug 2002, 21:31
I bought Bob Dylan's "Infidels" for $9.95 the other day.
Some killer tracks on this underrated album; "Sweetheart like you" is on high rotation at the moment.
Originally posted by CowboyFromHell
... makes POD look like pussies.
Wouldn't be hard mate! I reckon Rhonan Keating could give that a crack!
Bought 2 Cd's together the last time i went music shopping...they were Heathen Chemistry - Oasis and Diorama - Silverchair. Both very good! and i recommend to anyone.
Originally posted by Nic
B.R.M.C.
Same...and I have not stopped listening to it since I bought it!
Originally posted by Dippers Donuts
I bought Bob Dylan's "Infidels" for $9.95 the other day.
Some killer tracks on this underrated album; "Sweetheart like you" is on high rotation at the moment.
.....and Jokerman is a sensational song
I bought TAXIRIDE'S Garage Mahal today.
Shinboners
7 Aug 2002, 16:02
"Homesick and Happy To Be Here" by Aberdeen.
For those people who liked the Sarah Records sound, Belly/Tanya Donnelly's stuff - it's very pristine and pretty, a gorgeous CD. But then again, I'm totally biased because Beth from Aberdeen is an old pal of mine. :)
Bought 6 cds today:
Fear Factory - Concrete
Hoobastank - Hoobastank
Soulfly - (the new one...doesnt seem to have a name)
Timo Maas - Loud
Rave Anthems 2
Trance Anthems 2
CowboyFromHell
7 Aug 2002, 18:56
Originally posted by Macca19
Bought 6 cds today:
Fear Factory - Concrete
Hoobastank - Hoobastank
Soulfly - (the new one...doesnt seem to have a name)
Timo Maas - Loud
Rave Anthems 2
Trance Anthems 2
Soulfly one is called "3" I believe.
Dogwatcher
11 Aug 2002, 18:46
I today bought
Stone Roses - self titled $15
Bigger Than Both of US (2cd compilation) of New Zealand pop from 1979-1982 $5
Triple J Live at the Wireless 3 $10
Hoodo Gurus, Bite This live album $10
Also bought Destiny's Child This is the Remix for my fiance, but surprisingly liked it.
I was stoked with my bargain shopping. I haven't seen a good cd sale with real bargains for ages, but managed to find thids one.
manutd/dogs
13 Aug 2002, 23:57
Originally posted by Squeak
EMTEC CD-R, 74 minutes/650 MB.
:D
Jimi Hendrix - Axis Bold As Love
Not really impressed. Bought Electric Ladyland last year and Are You Experienced? a month or so ago, and loved the songs, but there is still very little to convince me that this guy should be revered as a guitar god. The latter two I mentioned are great rock albums, and have many really good songs but the guitar playing is solid and timely without being spectacular. Axis on the other hand, has been thoroughly disappointing.
Carcass - Swansong
Found it for $14.99, had to invest. Not bad at all, but you can tell Micky Amott is no longer in the fold. The riffs are starting to get too catchy. ;) Seriously though, it's a pretty good CD and still rocks as hard as most other stuff, but I don't think it rates up there with Heartwork or Descanting The Insalubrious
Originally posted by IAMDASH
Rollins Band - The only way to know for sure.
Hank cops a bit of flack at times but you gotta give it to the bloke. He knows how to deliver and is a true survivor of the music industry.
Bought this one yesterday. Haven't heard it all yet, but I like what I've heard. Always like the Rollins Band stuff, and Hank's Spoken Word CD's. They are some of the funniest things I've ever heard.
May the Ageing Alternate Icon Rock On.
TheMase
14 Aug 2002, 11:57
Motor Ace - Shoot This
Shinboners
14 Aug 2002, 16:17
Originally posted by DEVO
and Hank's Spoken Word CD's. They are some of the funniest things I've ever heard.
Can't remember which one, but there is one where he gets into this hilarious rant about U2 - he just gets stuck into them. I always remember the line, "Why would someone fly from one side of the world to another just to write "I HEART U2" on the side of a wall?" - it's just the way he says it that has me in stitches.
However, on the downside, there are too many rants about his w@nking habits.
Shinners, that's on "The Boxed Life" which is a great double CD with some very poignant and thought-provoking rants. Hank does tend to get a little self-indulgent though, and seems to milk the fact that he is viewed as a very intense character.
I like listening to most of his spoken stuff (not his music), but saying "f*ck" a lot and being covered in tattoos does not make someone "intense".
Originally posted by Darky
...but saying "f*ck" a lot and being covered in tattoos does not make someone "intense".
Theres a certain North supporting friend of yours who likes wooden spoons and beer alot who i think could argue against this statement! :rolleyes:
Mooster7
14 Aug 2002, 17:57
Originally posted by Darky
, but there is still very little to convince me that this guy should be revered as a guitar god.
Carcass - Swansong
Darky, I've listened to some Hendrix that is real crap as well. Hit and miss with that guy. I must tell you to get 'Live at Winterland.' A live performance, and without doubt the best playing he ever did. It establishes him as a guitar god. He plays his standards but embelishes them with bluesey take-offs. He keeps time, and his note choices make sense while at the same time being "Hendrixy" in origin. Pure magnificence.
What's more, if you prefer his radio friendly tunes, they are all on there - only better. I myself prefer live work to studio cuts. I have loads of Hendrix, and I'm not trying to brag but I can play live Hendrix better than he could on some nights. Not Winterland though. That show was his ultimate achievement. Peace,
Oh, and I suppose to answer the thread - I bought the best of Steve Vai. I've been expanding into 'shredder jazz' and I wanted to steal a few of his ideas.
Originally posted by Carlos
Theres a certain North supporting friend of yours who likes wooden spoons and beer alot who i think could argue against this statement! :rolleyes:
He's not intense, he's just a friggen certified loon!
Mooster, for interest's sake, I'd say my favourite Hendrix tracks are his blues numbers like Red House, Voodoo Chile (both takes), Come On (Let The Good Times Roll) and some of the not-so-comercial tracks like Crosstown Traffic, Third Stone, 51st Anniversary, Remember...
I've always liked a lot of his songs while not being too amazed by his playing, and I'm listening to a lot of his stuff of late. A mate from work is also a big fan and is recommending stuff constantly.. hopefully I'll build up the back-catalogue over time.
I bought "Forceable Entry" on Friday night at Fan Frenzy AND had it signed by Christian.
Beat that!! :p
Shinboners
14 Aug 2002, 23:23
Originally posted by Darky
Shinners, that's on "The Boxed Life" which is a great double CD with some very poignant and thought-provoking rants. Hank does tend to get a little self-indulgent though, and seems to milk the fact that he is viewed as a very intense character.
He's also a hypocrite. On one rant, he'll talk about his depression and unhappiness at life. In his next rant, he'll slag off the English (and in particular, Morrissey) for their depression. It seems that it's okay for him to be self-indulgent with his depression, but nobody else is.
I like listening to most of his spoken stuff (not his music), but saying "f*ck" a lot and being covered in tattoos does not make someone "intense".
Yep. And I remember reading this incredibly self-indulgent by this g.ay anarchist punk poet about "Wanting to f*ck Henry Rollins" - proves the point that by using the word "f*ck" a lot does not make you deep and meaningful.
It seems the pilgrimage to JB HiFi at Highpoint is becoming something of a Sunday habit.
Stretched the credit card limit to the max purchasing Uriah Heep's "Demons & Wizards" and Dream Theater's "Images and Words" and "Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence".
Shinners, regarding Rollins... I dragged out a couple of his spoken word CD's the other day... my favourite rant of his is about Ronnie James Dio. "Any album featuring the singer Ronnie James Dio will have between one and three [i]evil woman[i/] songs"...
Funny because it's TRUE!!!
Shinboners
18 Aug 2002, 20:46
Originally posted by Darky
It seems the pilgrimage to JB HiFi at Highpoint is becoming something of a Sunday habit.
What a co-incidence. I was at JB HiFi (City Store) and I bought a couple of CDs as well....."The Smiths" and "Meat Is Murder", both by the Smiths to replace long worn out cassette copies of them.
Shinners, regarding Rollins... I dragged out a couple of his spoken word CD's the other day... my favourite rant of his is about Ronnie James Dio. "Any album featuring the singer Ronnie James Dio will have between one and three [i]evil woman[i/] songs"...
Funny because it's TRUE!!!
And doesn't Henry idolise Phil Lynott from Thin Lizzy. My favourite Rollins rants are the ones he makes about U2. Like his Ronnie James Dio ones, what he says is funny because it's so true. ;)
oh_my_hat
18 Aug 2002, 21:09
Aeneima - Tool. Love it!! Also 'acquired' Laterulus(sp?) recently too. ;)
Grendel
19 Aug 2002, 02:49
People are still buying CD's?
I thought everyone either downloaded them of the net or borrowed copies from their mates (hey Shinners... those Smiths CD's....) burnt a copy and that was that.
But buying them?... So 90's man. ;)
Originally posted by Grendel
People are still buying CD's?
I thought everyone either downloaded them of the net or borrowed copies from their mates (hey Shinners... those Smiths CD's....) burnt a copy and that was that.
But buying them?... So 90's man. ;)
hahaa.. :D
well... my limit is $15...
if i can find the cd that i want for under 15 bux, i'd buy it rather than download/burn...
Shinboners
19 Aug 2002, 09:01
Originally posted by Grendel
I thought everyone either downloaded them of the net or borrowed copies from their mates (hey Shinners... those Smiths CD's....) burnt a copy and that was that.
But buying them?... So 90's man. ;)
Hmmm....nothing to do with the 90s and everything to do with paying the artist for their work. Oh, and I like cover art and reading liner notes and that sort of thing too. Okay, it's very 90s then.
Although there is that grey area of making mixed CD-Rs for friends. Hum.
The Hippie
21 Aug 2002, 23:18
Hadn't got anything for awhile, then this week gone on a tear.
Bought new Def Leppard - X
Dokken - Long Way Home
Ted Nugent - The Ultimate Ted Nugent (double CD)
Default - The Fallout
Cold Live At The Chapel 3
Taxiride - Garage Mahal
Bodyjar - Plastic Skies
Kick_a_hole!
21 Aug 2002, 23:47
Originally posted by Shinboners
Hmmm....nothing to do with the 90s and everything to do with paying the artist for their work. Oh, and I like cover art and reading liner notes and that sort of thing too. Okay, it's very 90s then.
Although there is that grey area of making mixed CD-Rs for friends. Hum.
agreed, How would you feel if someone stole something from you? ****ed off? Yeah They shouldn't be downloaded and they should be bought! Although dl can be good so that you can see whether to buy it or not or getting stuff you otherwise can't buy!
anyway I bought Red Hot Chili Peppers - By the Way!
Fav band of all time I love Blood Sugar Sex Magik!
Last CDs I purchased were...
J-Ded - Too Much Hide
John Butler Trio - Three
Both are awesome. J-Ded is an Adelaide band, who are gonna be big... bit of a mix of Silverchair, Helmet and Muse. Interesting mix, indeed. As far as JBT is concerned, **** me, that's the best Australian release of the last 5 years.
Dogwatcher
22 Aug 2002, 10:57
I saw J-Ded at last year's Big Day Out and thought they were great.
I'd read an article in the paper about them the day b4 and thought it would be worth checking them out.
Well worthwhile.
It was funny looking around the assembled throng and there weren't that many people - but it was obvious that half the crowd was their family. It was funny to see.
It's great to see them doing well.
Another Adelaide band doing well are Brunatex.
I listened to their new cd release the other day. Excellent stuff.
Kick_a_hole!
22 Aug 2002, 11:55
Originally posted by Guey_34
Last CDs I purchased were...
J-Ded - Too Much Hide
John Butler Trio - Three
Both are awesome. J-Ded is an Adelaide band, who are gonna be big... bit of a mix of Silverchair, Helmet and Muse. Interesting mix, indeed. As far as JBT is concerned, **** me, that's the best Australian release of the last 5 years.
I know one of the guys in J-ded, my former band has played with them But i don't know, i don't think they are as good as they think, i know a lot of people that hate them too!
Hank Jones
22 Aug 2002, 12:15
I'm buying the new 'Strife' CD this week.
To you Adelaide people......'Where's The Pope?' were the rockinest Adelaide band ever.
How many times do I have to say it? :D
Dogwatcher
22 Aug 2002, 13:17
Where's the pope - they did bounce!
As did the Bearded Clams
Macca19
22 Aug 2002, 13:33
Yesterday i bought:
DVD Korn - Deuce (bloody brilliant...2 1/2 hours of stuff on it!!)
Gatecrasher - Digital
ATB - Movin Melodies
Skitzmix 12
Sahsa - AirDrawnDagger
vanders
22 Aug 2002, 14:11
Kylie Minogue - Hits + ... lost my other copy so went and got it again
Hank Jones
22 Aug 2002, 15:43
Originally posted by Dogwatcher
Where's the pope - they did bounce!
As did the Bearded Clams
We didn't bounce...we RAWKED!!:D
travis2327
22 Aug 2002, 16:33
last i got was Lovage - Music to Love To Your Old Lady By.
Hopfully some of you have heard of the genius who is known as Mike Patton???
Macca19
22 Aug 2002, 17:05
Originally posted by travis2327
Hopfully some of you have heard of the genius who is known as Mike Patton???
Nope, Who's he?? :rolleyes:
Originally posted by travis2327
last i got was Lovage - Music to Love To Your Old Lady By.
Hopfully some of you have heard of the genius who is known as Mike Patton???
yes, thats a f*ckin' great album that i've mentioned a few times on these boards~
i might just pop that cd in again, to listen to mike on 'anger management'
travis2327
23 Aug 2002, 08:51
Nope, Who's he??
mike patton is the singer of bands such as faith no more,mr.bungle,fantomas,tomahawk, lovage and has appeared on only about 20 other projects in the past. He would have to have the most versatile voice in music today.
if you only listen to radio stations such as triple m, then apart from faith no more, these bands may not mean much to you
Macca19
23 Aug 2002, 13:05
Originally posted by travis2327
mike patton is the singer of bands such as faith no more,mr.bungle,fantomas,tomahawk, lovage and has appeared on only about 20 other projects in the past. He would have to have the most versatile voice in music today.
I was being sarcastic when i said Whos He. I think everyone in the world knows of Mike Patton.
Personally i like him best in Tomahawk.
The Electric Soft Parade - Holes In The Wall
Hank Jones
23 Aug 2002, 13:32
Originally posted by travis2327
mike patton is the singer of bands such as faith no more,mr.bungle,fantomas,tomahawk, lovage and has appeared on only about 20 other projects in the past. He would have to have the most versatile voice in music today.
if you only listen to radio stations such as triple m, then apart from faith no more, these bands may not mean much to you
You're going to have to prove your worth on these subjects matey. ;)
ps. is sarcasm foreign to you?
Shinboners
23 Aug 2002, 14:45
Originally posted by Hank Jones
ps. is sarcasm foreign to you?
Perhaps he's SeinDude in disguise?
Last CD I "bought" was Something For Kate - Echolalia
Last burnt CD was Enema Of The State by Blink 182.
Last singles bought were Elvis vs JXL - A Little Less Conversation, POD - Boom, Will Smith - Black Suits Comin and Motor Ace - Carry On.
fitzmantle
24 Aug 2002, 02:21
Hey Shiners ,
look after your smiths albums with pride.
The only way to have a Smiths album is on viyyl.
And yes "meat is murder" much like you bankers did to Fitzroy
travis2327
24 Aug 2002, 09:29
ps. is sarcasm foreign to you?
isn't sarcasm supposed to be the lowest form of wit?;)
lioness
27 Aug 2002, 23:04
Last CD I bought was a Beach Boys two-fer: 'Keepin The Summer Alive/The Beach Boys' for $14. :)
Shinboners
28 Aug 2002, 10:06
Originally posted by fitzmantle
Hey Shiners ,
look after your smiths albums with pride.
The only way to have a Smiths album is on viyyl.
And yes "meat is murder" much like you bankers did to Fitzroy
1. My collection of 7" singles released by Sarah Records is much more important to me than my Smiths records.
2. Vinyl is better for cover art and inserts, but CDs are just too convenient.
3. Ross Oakley had more to do with killing Fitzroy than what the Roos ever did.
Shinboners
28 Aug 2002, 10:06
Originally posted by travis2327
isn't sarcasm supposed to be the lowest form of wit?;)
And isn't that line only used by people who can't think up a good comeback line?
I thought being a Collingwood supporter was the lowest form of wit!
travis2327
14 Sep 2002, 09:37
And isn't that line only used by people who can't think up a good comeback line?
hmm..actually i thought it was quite a decent comeback line...but thanks for your concern anyway...
Leaping Linder
14 Sep 2002, 12:37
Originally posted by Dogwatcher
Where's the pope - they did bounce!
As did the Bearded Clams
I feel like i'm in a time warp!!
Oh how I wish it was 1992 at the front bar of the Crown and Anchor :(
Jars458
18 Sep 2002, 14:32
Best of Gerry and the Pacemakers
Bought it in Liverpool just befor I went to Anfield.
Walk On.
CarterS
18 Sep 2002, 16:40
last cd I got was The Hives - Your new favourite band.
Originally posted by CarterS
last cd I got was The Hives - Your new favourite band.
Ditto.
Macca19
18 Sep 2002, 19:32
The last two cds i bought were:
Trance Central. Dont mind it. Its more youre commercial trancey stuff but its pretty good. I dont mind it. Just about every chick that likes dance music - this would be their favourite cd.
Judge Jules - Clubbed 2002. Wicked cd. Hard hitting trance mixed with some funky techno tunes. I definatly recommend this cd to anyone who likes slightly harder trance.
My mate lent me some of his cds the other day and this is what i burned:
Blackalicious
Ambient Soho
Deep Dish (Global Underground 021)
LTJ Bukem - Producer 01
Jurrasic 5
Sasha + Digweed - Communicate Disc 2
Dave Seamon (Global Underground Cape Town)
Sasha + Digweed - Communicate Disc 1
John Digweed - Live at Massive.
Anthony Pappa
Deep Dish - Yoshiesque
Roni Size - live on JJJ
Chemical Brothers
Kruder & Dorfmeister
Chillout Session Disc 2
Danny Tenaglia (Global Underground 10)
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
Sasha - Excession Sessions
latest cd downloaded/burnt..
flaming lips : yoshimi battles the pink robots
gPhonque
19 Sep 2002, 13:24
Queens Of The Stone Age - 'Songs For The Deaf'
Awesome album!
pedrothelioness
19 Sep 2002, 21:46
Ok. I bought quite a few albums today.
The Panthers, Hot Hot Heat, Sparta, The Blood Brothers, Supersuckers and a Fez Perez ep.
Shinboners
20 Sep 2002, 16:05
One Beat by Sleater-Kinney. Avril Lasagne should buy herself a copy so that she can find out what a real punk-rock album sounds like.
A Certain Mr. Jobim by Antonia Carlos Jobim. I haven't put this one on yet, but I'm a fan of that whole Brazilian samba-jazz sound. It's a reissue and it's bound to be good.
Favourite tracks for the month:
Charlottesville 1997 by Charming, Take Ecstasy With Me by the Magnetic Fields, Throw Aggi Off The Bridge by Black Tambourine, You Should All Be Murdered by Another Sunny Day, Bringing Up Baby by Talulah Gosh, and CK86 by Sweet William.
Mooster7
20 Sep 2002, 17:45
I re-bought the Robert Johnson collection. I had loaned mine out to a friend and decided just to let him keep it.
I picked up an Albert King disc with a nice 'Chicago type' cover of the Stones Honky Tonk Woman.
Originally posted by gPhonque
Queens Of The Stone Age - 'Songs For The Deaf'
Awesome album!
How ****en good is it G?!
Picked it up last night, along with new 28 Days, Brad and Cold Play and havent even looked at the other 3 yet! A very very very good album (No one knows is single of the year so far IMO!). And Dave Grohl's playing on it is supurb (as always).
Chris_23
20 Sep 2002, 20:06
Originally posted by Carlos
How ****en good is it G?!
Picked it up last night, along with new 28 Days, Brad and Cold Play and havent even looked at the other 3 yet! A very very very good album (No one knows is single of the year so far IMO!). And Dave Grohl's playing on it is supurb (as always).
'No One Knows' is sensational. I'm gonna have to pick up the album shortly.
pedrothelioness
20 Sep 2002, 20:34
U sucked into pressure and got the queens of the stone age album and bloody hell its mighty good. Josh Homme is improvin with age aswell, he looks nice in the new clip :)
Originally posted by pedrothelioness
U sucked into pressure and got the queens of the stone age album
I dunno who this is referring to or what it actually means (I'm not being aggressive here BTW), but i bought this album for 3 reasons (in order):
* No one knows is a ****en killer song
* Dave Grohl plays drums on it
* I was a very big Kyuss fan
Either way, it was a very good buy (at $20.80 might i add! D*ck Smith rules!!) and i cant stop listening to it!!
Originally posted by FIGJAM
I thought being a Collingwood supporter was the lowest form of wit!
I thought it was actually below wit, rather being just plain sleazy. ;)
pedrothelioness
21 Sep 2002, 00:22
U sucked into pressure and got the queens of the stone age album
Ohh i meant I sucked into pressure, I not U.
Very sorry!
Sydneyfan
21 Sep 2002, 22:58
I bought a few and got a few for my birthday recently:
By the Way - Red Hot Chili Peppers
A Rush of Blood to the Head - Coldplay
The Invisible Band - Travis
Parachutes - Coldplay (had it before but lost it somewhere!)
All that you can leave behind - U2
The Man Who - Travis
Been listening to A Rush of Blood to the Head, The Invisible Band and By The Way almost constantly, all great albums, I haven't really got to listening to the others yet. It took me a while but I've been really getting into By The Way over the last couple of days, there's a lot more melodies and more mellow songs than their early stuff but the Chili's still have it, IMO they're unable to release a bad album!
Dogwatcher
22 Sep 2002, 10:03
Yesterday purchased The Ministry 2002 Annual (Limited Edition). Great value three cds, 62 tracks for only $20. If you already have the 2002 annual released in DEcember last year, still get this one because the tracks aren't tyhe same.
Also received a copy of a Dictators Cd from Darky. Thnks man, loved it and pm s coming, sorry its been so slow.
gPhonque
22 Sep 2002, 20:31
Originally posted by Carlos
How ****en good is it G?!
Picked it up last night, along with new 28 Days, Brad and Cold Play and havent even looked at the other 3 yet! A very very very good album (No one knows is single of the year so far IMO!). And Dave Grohl's playing on it is supurb (as always).
The QOTSA album is very cool. I love the sound!!
I haven't heard the new Brad album yet but i'm guessing it is like the other two albums. (3 or 4 cool songs and the rest is crap)
SonOfScray
22 Sep 2002, 20:56
Just bought the Dropkick Murphys album! It is awesome
Brad /welcome to Discovery Park
The Promise Ring / wood-water
Osker / Idle will Kill
Joe Henry / Scar
Seafood / When Do We Start Fighting
brampta
22 Sep 2002, 22:23
By the Way - Red Hot Chili Peppers
I'm still leaning towards Californication as my fave album of theirs though.
Just hanging out for the new Foo Fighters album now!!!
pedrothelioness
24 Sep 2002, 22:00
Ok. i went on a spree today.
Refused: Songs to fan the flames of discontent
Turbonegro: Never is forver
Turbonegro: Ass cobra
The casanovas: keep it hot (bargain at 10 bucks)
Love like..electrocution
Sixfoothick: the lap of luxury
The supersuckers: The evil powers of rock and roll
Hot water music: Caution
Hot hot heat: Knock knock knock.
that cost me 210, i have $790 to spend at the record store, give me some ideas!
Shinboners
24 Sep 2002, 22:03
More kitschy Brazilian samba-jazz stuff (cheap too) with "The Wonderful World of Antonio Carlos Jobim" and "Love, Strings, and Jobim", both by Antonio Carlos Jobim.
Burt Bacharach, eat your heart out.
Big weekend for CD shopping :
Saturday :
Van Halen - Fair Warning (remaster)
Venom - At War With Satan (remaster)
Mountain - Super Hits (best of)
Sunday :
Stratovarius - Destiny
Stratovarius - Fourth Dimension
Nocte Obducta - Galgendammerung (Von Nebel, Blut und Totgeburten)
Vilkates - Apocalyptic Millenium
Manowar - An American Trilogy (CD single)
Originally posted by brampta
By the Way - Red Hot Chili Peppers
I'm still leaning towards Californication as my fave album of theirs though.
Just hanging out for the new Foo Fighters album now!!!
Bought By the Way on Monday.
Just hanging out for December to see them live!
Originally posted by pedrothelioness
Refused: Songs to fan the flames of discontent
1 of the best albums i own. From start to finish, it just doesnt let up. Insane album.
If you dont own the follow up "The Shape of Punk to Come" i suggest you remedy this asap!!
dougthelegend
25 Sep 2002, 15:18
Toxcity - System of A Down (Best Band Ever!!)
Dogwatcher
26 Sep 2002, 12:08
Originally posted by pedrothelioness
Ok. i went on a spree today.
Refused: Songs to fan the flames of discontent
Turbonegro: Never is forver
Turbonegro: Ass cobra
The casanovas: keep it hot (bargain at 10 bucks)
Love like..electrocution
Sixfoothick: the lap of luxury
The supersuckers: The evil powers of rock and roll
Hot water music: Caution
Hot hot heat: Knock knock knock.
that cost me 210, i have $790 to spend at the record store, give me some ideas!
How about Wesley willis... the best of. what a crack up!
Shock - thirteenth anniversary compilation. 3Cd set plenty of quality.
pedrothelioness
26 Sep 2002, 18:40
yea I have already got every refused, text, international noise conaspiracy album owned. that refused one was just replacing one that got stolen.
i saw refused jan2000 when o/s amazing stuff
Macca19
26 Sep 2002, 20:04
Bought 3 cds today:
Paul Oakenfold - Bunkka
Clubbers Guide to...Ibiza 2002
Cream Anthems
Originally posted by Dogwatcher
How about Wesley willis... the best of. what a crack up!
hahahahaha.... f*ckin hillarious !!!
i knew i recognised that name from somewhere...
watched a few of his music videos on rage late late one night...
hehehaha... what a cack..
i'm downloading a few of his songs i remember hearing..
i whupped batmans @ss..
rock & roll macdonalds
alanis morrisette
that funky keyboard sound!
Macca19
27 Sep 2002, 21:10
I bought some more today:
Disturbed - Believe
John Digweed - MMII
Paul van Dyk - Seven Days
Gatecrasher - Disco-tech
Sinch - Sinch
Oasis - Heathen Chemistry
The Best of Biggie Smalls.
RIP Big
GOALden Hawk
28 Sep 2002, 21:27
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
The D4 - 6Twenty
28 Days - Stealing chairs
Reel Big Fish - Cheer up
All good.
catattack
28 Sep 2002, 23:36
I just bought Total Rock 2! Very good! :D
mattyc2422
29 Sep 2002, 16:35
28 Days - Stealing Chairs is my most recent.
Very nice piece of work. Love it.
The Hippie
4 Oct 2002, 01:04
In the last few days I've bought
Queens Of The Stone Age - Songs For The Deaf
Gary Moore - Scars
Dream Theatre - Images And Words
Lifehouse - Stanley Climbfall
Bon Jovi - Bounce
Rolling Stones - Forty Licks
Easy to forget just how good the Stones were. I've never bought an album of theirs, but this greatest hits double CD is great, 40 songs and hardly a crap one amonst them. And have all the best known stuff as well, unlike some 'best ofs' that leave out some popular songs because a band had changed record companies over the course of their career.
And You Will Know Us By...the Trail of Dead - Source Tabs and Codes
John Mayer - Room for Squares