Wall of Mouths

Looks very good indeed!

I’m the cream of the crop, I rise to the top
I never eat a pig cause a pig is a cop

http://www.missionmetallica.com/

New official website charting the recording of the new album with ‘fly on the wall’ videos.

A car crash would only be a tribute to Princess Di if getting shot on stage was paying tribute to Dimebag, methinks. ;)

@KJC, I remember that gig. Flew home for it, met up with some mates after who’d missed the Ian Brown gig because of the Liverpool game and were celebrating and then the next day read about the shooting. I was surprised at how saddened I was.

Tindersticks - Waiting for the Moon
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

Saw The Gutter Twins last Saturday and they were excellent!!!

Quite possibly the finest thread never to appear on this board! A great read. He’s a big Urge Overkill fan, obviously.

The Crow
Judgement Night
Singles
Clerks

^ It was “brown” bread

(sic)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsjKmFdWZKo

Agreed x 3

have you ever considered a career in marketing?

St.Anger is probably the most expensive beermat I’ve ever bought.

Yeah, but The Black Album with a faint grey snakey in the corner just rolls of the tongue :)

Agreed that Kill em All hasn’t aged too well and I could have easily have had it after the Load albums, which I actually quite like.

Masters
Justice
Lightning
Black album (Actually, it’s The Black Album with a faint grey snakey in the corner)
Kill em all
Reload
Load

St. Anger

I love “… And Justice”. It is a shame the bass is non existent though, as it would have filled out the sound nicely.

Not a Sebastian Bach fan myself.

Nah, he’d have loved the attention too much.

Rick Astley?

John Bush, mmm, I like it!!!

Always thought what happened to him in Anthrax was a shame as I love the Bush-era albums.

I saw the guy from Hard-Fi in Barcelona airport, so the answer is no.

Appetite for Destruction is absolute class!!!!!!!!!

A Perfect Place is great. Go buy it.

Anyone here seen Firecracker??

I like(d) them. Hope they continue in one form or another.

On the upside, STP are back together.

I care in a sort of ‘gossip mag’ kind of way. I’m interested in the making of the album and how the fuck it’s not out yet and can cost so much, rather than the content. I’m sure if it is released that it will eventually end up in my record collection, much in the same way as a GnR and STP fan I have the bought the Velvet Revolver cds (which are good).

Could this be a sign the damned thing may see the light of day?
Corporate sponsorship to recoup the costs and an immediate and positive response from AXl. Any way, if it comes out on the same day as the T? album I know which one I’ll be buying.

Correct. Quality, not quantity, as the bishop said to the actress.

Alan wrote:

I think long albums hinder a band more than help. Soundgarden would be an example - I think all their albums were too long and didn’t quite get the acclaim the band deserved. “Superunknown” is a brilliant album but not many people would have the patience to sit through it’s 73 minutes in one go! Imagine if they cut it back to 40 minutes, I think they would really have taken off. I know they were popular, but never in the same league as Nirvana, for example.

Good point! I love Soundgarden, but often don’t put on their cds for the very reason.

Album length doesn’t doesn’t necessarily mean value for money. Before music went digital (and I mean from when cds started to get popular) album length wasn’t something people thought about as there was no timer counting the song duration on a turntable or tape deck.

St. Anger is probably the only long, heavy album I have that when a I put it on I get bored with and my mind starts to wander to things like doing the dishes. Occasionally put it on full blast to piss off the neighbours, unfortunately I usually ended up just pissing myself off.

Like a lot of people, listening to the new Nick Cave album. Great album.

Taunty Dan wrote:

But yeah, i highly recommend it my friend.

Cheers, will check it out!

Taunty Dan wrote:

Good man! :) Heard the new Jicks album?

I haven’t. Actually, for a Pavement fan I’ve heard very little of Stephen Malkmus’ stuff.
Recommendations?

Adam Green is good. See him live if you can.

Moldy Peaches? Know nothing about their music.