Which CD did you buy today? - Page 3

evil nickname · 03 Apr 2004, 12:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alice

And surely I'll buy new Ayreon and Therion albums when they are released.

That makes 2 of us then :)

Rob The Badger · 03 Apr 2004, 17:06

I cannot recommend the first enough. Truly, wonderful pop record.

RSG · 04 Apr 2004, 05:02

Three Weeks ago, I bought the LP Dead Ringer for $6.00

And today, my mom and I went to the thrift store and I found 3 records and 2 cassettes
Adding up to $6.80

First one I found Nazareth Greatest Hits LP

Then I found a record full of different artists, I thought I would like it seeing how I know most of the artists Alice Cooper, Boston, so I thought I'd get it, not knowing Meat Loaf is on it! LOL Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad is the song by Meat. The record is called Winners. Made in the 70s. Also an LP they spelled his name "meatloaf" Grr

Then I found Bonnie Tyler's LP Faster Than The Speed Of Night

As for the two cassette tapes, I got Edwin McCain (the only song I heard by him is Alive) so I got it. The album is called "Honor Among Thieves"

Never heard any of the songs by this band, but my supply teacher (friend) says U2 is a great band so I bought their "Rattle and Hum" cassette.

sorry about the big pic

Rob The Badger · 04 Apr 2004, 11:32

Anthony you have been deprived. I suggest you purchase this immediately if you like Rattle & Hum:

RSG · 04 Apr 2004, 13:56

I'll be sure to look out for it, Badger, thanks for the Nfo

Alice · 04 Apr 2004, 22:44

to evil nickname,

yes, and I can say that new Ayreon probably will be the best along with Space Opera, should be very good :).

Also last week I bought Sirenia "An Elixir For Existence". A step forward comparing to the previous album, a very good crafted album of symphonic dark metal.

badger · 05 Apr 2004, 00:20

Dimmu Borgir - Death Cult Armaggedon

evil nickname · 05 Apr 2004, 10:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by badger

Dimmu Borgir - Death Cult Armaggedon

That is one sweet pile of "commercial" "black" metal. I like that one.

Alice · 05 Apr 2004, 11:23

Yes, I agree. Latest Dimmu Borgir album combines extreme and melodic parts of black metal, that's great. I began to really like this band after their concert here in Moscow in November.
I wouldn't say it's commercial, it's too much variable music for it - I would say "succesful" :).

badger · 05 Apr 2004, 14:25

I first got Puratanical Euphoric Misanthropia (sp?) and was hooked!

I am getting more into black metal now, although don't know exactly where I am going.

Alice · 05 Apr 2004, 15:51

Well, that was the same thing with me few years ago with Immortal "At the heart of winter".
About Dimmu Borgir I would recommend "Spiritual Black Dimensions" - though songs on it has more complicated structure and need even more attentive listening I like it most. It has more keayboard arrangements and wonderful clean voice.

Late 90's - 2000+ Black Metal is very fast developing genre, really taking the indie music higher. There were some great releases from Dimmu Borgir, Immortal, Limbonic Art, Emperor, Kovenant, some others.

badger · 05 Apr 2004, 16:09

thanks for the tips Alice

RoknRollJesus · 08 Apr 2004, 22:39

This week's trend thus far:

&

I highly recommend BOTH! :P

jo

Wild_Honey · 09 Apr 2004, 22:52

Hmmm.... got me the Rasmus single of "In The Shadows"... only cos it has the video to the song on it.

Chris · 14 Apr 2004, 19:34

Bought part 1 of a new magazine we are doing at work.

The Star Trek Collectors Edition - every fortnight you get the magazine and a free DVD which builds up to the complete Next Generation collection and all ten films.

This weeks film was

Heaven for the Trekkies among us!!

DIZZY DRUMMER · 15 Apr 2004, 13:16

Bon Jovi -
ONE WILD NIGHT -
Live 1985 - 2001

Keep Rocking · 19 Apr 2004, 22:21

RSG · 24 Apr 2004, 19:25

PINK FLOYD: Dark Side Of The Moon,
what an awesome piece!

BOB SEGER: Like It Rock,
I like this one more, but they are truely amazing part of my collection!

DIZZY DRUMMER · 24 Apr 2004, 21:37

Guns & Roses - Greatest Hits

evil nickname · 26 Apr 2004, 10:58

I bought this one, on vinyl!
I was in Hamburg for Tanz Der Vampire, and they had it over there :)

Rob The Badger · 28 Apr 2004, 20:06

evil nickname · 28 Apr 2004, 20:11

Appetite for Destruction is by far my favorite GN'R album. Kewl.

Just received my copy of the Man of Steel single I got on eBay today.

Puritan · 28 Apr 2004, 21:58

Tried to play my original vinyl LP the other day but it has seen better days - so had to buy the CD to replace it. I had forgotten how wonderful some of these vocals from Linda are on this album - it will get played more often now I have the CD

LostSoul · 29 Apr 2004, 01:24

We've Come For You All - Anthrax

Cool old metal!

Patricia

KebLou · 30 Apr 2004, 00:33

The Rocky Horror Show
and
Meat Loaf, Heaven Can Wait the best of

03 Apr 2004, 17:06	#52
Rob The Badger Too sexy for this post Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 2,895	I cannot recommend the first enough. Truly, wonderful pop record.

04 Apr 2004, 05:02	#53
RSG Mega Loafer Join Date: 27.07.2003 Location: Canada Posts: 3,296	Three Weeks ago, I bought the LP Dead Ringer for $6.00 And today, my mom and I went to the thrift store and I found 3 records and 2 cassettes Adding up to $6.80 First one I found Nazareth Greatest Hits LP Then I found a record full of different artists, I thought I would like it seeing how I know most of the artists Alice Cooper, Boston, so I thought I'd get it, not knowing Meat Loaf is on it! LOL Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad is the song by Meat. The record is called Winners. Made in the 70s. Also an LP they spelled his name "meatloaf" Grr Then I found Bonnie Tyler's LP Faster Than The Speed Of Night As for the two cassette tapes, I got Edwin McCain (the only song I heard by him is Alive) so I got it. The album is called "Honor Among Thieves" Never heard any of the songs by this band, but my supply teacher (friend) says U2 is a great band so I bought their "Rattle and Hum" cassette. sorry about the big pic

04 Apr 2004, 11:32	#54
Rob The Badger Too sexy for this post Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 2,895	Anthony you have been deprived. I suggest you purchase this immediately if you like Rattle & Hum:

04 Apr 2004, 13:56	#55
RSG Mega Loafer Join Date: 27.07.2003 Location: Canada Posts: 3,296	I'll be sure to look out for it, Badger, thanks for the Nfo

04 Apr 2004, 22:44	#56
Alice Junior Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Posts: 25	to evil nickname, yes, and I can say that new Ayreon probably will be the best along with Space Opera, should be very good :). Also last week I bought Sirenia "An Elixir For Existence". A step forward comparing to the previous album, a very good crafted album of symphonic dark metal.

05 Apr 2004, 00:20	#57
badger Super Loafer Join Date: 23.10.2002 Location: Chelmsford, Essex Posts: 511	Dimmu Borgir - Death Cult Armaggedon

05 Apr 2004, 11:23	#59
Alice Junior Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Posts: 25	Yes, I agree. Latest Dimmu Borgir album combines extreme and melodic parts of black metal, that's great. I began to really like this band after their concert here in Moscow in November. I wouldn't say it's commercial, it's too much variable music for it - I would say "succesful" :).

05 Apr 2004, 14:25	#60
badger Super Loafer Join Date: 23.10.2002 Location: Chelmsford, Essex Posts: 511	I first got Puratanical Euphoric Misanthropia (sp?) and was hooked! I am getting more into black metal now, although don't know exactly where I am going.

05 Apr 2004, 15:51	#61
Alice Junior Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Posts: 25	Well, that was the same thing with me few years ago with Immortal "At the heart of winter". About Dimmu Borgir I would recommend "Spiritual Black Dimensions" - though songs on it has more complicated structure and need even more attentive listening I like it most. It has more keayboard arrangements and wonderful clean voice. Late 90's - 2000+ Black Metal is very fast developing genre, really taking the indie music higher. There were some great releases from Dimmu Borgir, Immortal, Limbonic Art, Emperor, Kovenant, some others.

05 Apr 2004, 16:09	#62
badger Super Loafer Join Date: 23.10.2002 Location: Chelmsford, Essex Posts: 511	thanks for the tips Alice

08 Apr 2004, 22:39	#63
RoknRollJesus Livin' La Vida Loafa! Join Date: 03.10.2003 Location: North Carolina Posts: 1,529	This week's trend thus far: & I highly recommend BOTH! :P jo

09 Apr 2004, 22:52	#64
Wild_Honey Super Loafer Join Date: 23.03.2003 Location: Windeck, Germany Posts: 606	Hmmm.... got me the Rasmus single of "In The Shadows"... only cos it has the video to the song on it.

14 Apr 2004, 19:34	#65
Chris Mega Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Somewhere in the real world. Posts: 7,527	Bought part 1 of a new magazine we are doing at work. The Star Trek Collectors Edition - every fortnight you get the magazine and a free DVD which builds up to the complete Next Generation collection and all ten films. This weeks film was Heaven for the Trekkies among us!!

15 Apr 2004, 13:16	#66
DIZZY DRUMMER Always Ready For A Bang Join Date: 30.11.2003 Location: Left In The Dark .......... AGAIN Posts: 6,389	Bon Jovi - ONE WILD NIGHT - Live 1985 - 2001

19 Apr 2004, 22:21	#67
Keep Rocking Super Loafer Join Date: 06.11.2003 Location: Sitting on the steps outside, looking so restless and reckless and lost! Posts: 820

24 Apr 2004, 19:25	#68
RSG Mega Loafer Join Date: 27.07.2003 Location: Canada Posts: 3,296	PINK FLOYD: Dark Side Of The Moon, what an awesome piece! BOB SEGER: Like It Rock, I like this one more, but they are truely amazing part of my collection!

24 Apr 2004, 21:37	#69
DIZZY DRUMMER Always Ready For A Bang Join Date: 30.11.2003 Location: Left In The Dark .......... AGAIN Posts: 6,389	Guns & Roses - Greatest Hits

26 Apr 2004, 10:58	#70
evil nickname Guest Join Date: 19.04.2003 Posts: 2,238	I bought this one, on vinyl! I was in Hamburg for Tanz Der Vampire, and they had it over there :)

28 Apr 2004, 20:06	#71
Rob The Badger Too sexy for this post Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 2,895

28 Apr 2004, 20:11	#72
evil nickname Guest Join Date: 19.04.2003 Posts: 2,238	Appetite for Destruction is by far my favorite GN'R album. Kewl. Just received my copy of the Man of Steel single I got on eBay today.

28 Apr 2004, 21:58	#73
Puritan Super Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Banbury, United Kingdom Posts: 350	Tried to play my original vinyl LP the other day but it has seen better days - so had to buy the CD to replace it. I had forgotten how wonderful some of these vocals from Linda are on this album - it will get played more often now I have the CD

29 Apr 2004, 01:24	#74
LostSoul Got metal? Join Date: 06.11.2003 Location: Switzerland Posts: 2,109	We've Come For You All - Anthrax Cool old metal! Patricia

30 Apr 2004, 00:33	#75
KebLou Mega Loafer Join Date: 02.03.2004 Location: The Arena of the Unwell Posts: 3,177	The Rocky Horror Show and Meat Loaf, Heaven Can Wait the best of