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Absolute classic of the genre

Bit different for me...

Well I'm currently listening to the NYE ABC concert from Sydney. It's atrocious. Do not tune in.

Was cruising around digital radio and stumbled on mushroom radio. Had a nice evening listening to the soundtrack of my life. But I didn't hear that one. Truly cool riffs.

Lacking Layne Staley, one of the greatest vocalists of all time, but this is still a great album.

Pretty sure some of my musical tastes are very much not what a lot of you like, but if anyone here is a Metallica fan, and doesn't mind a bit heavier/deathier than that, this guy has done an amazing thing with their famous "And Justice For All" album. Not just a bunch of covers, he's done all...

Thought I was so classy smoking my Benson & Hedges, then levelled up to Dunhill Blues and John Player Special. Then the fool found cool, and was on Kent for a while before arriving at Stuyvesant in the soft pack. Then went the rollies. Gave up 18 years ago and still miss them occasionally.

Was it "Lunatics are taking over the asylum"? Possibly the coolest song ever written.

Meckiff deserves answers. The fans deserve some too for the Muralitharan farce.

Also a great band name.

Robbo, getting it on!

Transported back in time by this. So dark, but so much fun.

Saw them at the Corner before they got huge. Bloody good live. At least, I think it was them. Smoke haze was very thick.

I love these riffs, and the hardcore/metal crossover guitars. Drummer nails it. Singer is a bit same, same, but I love the lyrics and delivery. Reminds me of the Rollins Band

throwaways are often the best.

This algorithm put this on my list this morning. Bit darker than those other mixtapes so, more along the lines of my memory of those times. So hoping it's got the song I am looking for.

You guys a much better human beings than me. I'm listening to this at the moment: and this:

It's the drum roll for me. The sheer brutal simplicity. I read once that it would have been number 1 if the charts actually reflected the reality of what was being purchased. It was funny when my daughter was arguing with me recently about the wiggles hitting no. 1 in the jjj top 100 being...

Along the same lines, but minus the incredible musical talents of the rest of the band, here are some isolated tracks from Ritchie Blackmore. As a guitarist, I think this is incredible:

You must be listening to these mixes then. I can't say all the songs are good though. Some diamonds in the rough though. I've been wading through a lot of these, vainly trying to find this song I used to love when I was a clubber way back in the early 80s. No idea who the band is, or what the...

Always liked this song, but I never knew who sang it, though I had heard of the Waterboys. Watching it, I was thinking, I know that keyboard player, I know he was in some band who had a big hit....but I couldn't think of him. So I googled it and it's Karl Wallinger, who was in World Party with...