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Kataklysm: In the arms of devastation
Went to see Arcturus on Thursday and the lead vocalist is the Sweeney Todd of metal. Arcturus is an awesome gothic avant-garde delight.:D
Bummer that I missed out on a La Masquerade Infernale t-shirt.:mad:
Hahha I saw them last night. Saw them 10 years ago too. The La Masquerade shirts at the Sydney show were women's tees. I still shoulda bought one haha. And only had XL that would fit of the men's ones, so bought 3 different ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by shockNwave
My anger? They cut their set short thanks to curfew. Not the band, the venue. And then didn't get home until 3am coz train network was snafu
Managed to get a selfie with the guitarist though. Last time I got a photo with Hellhammer and Vortex. He's a giant
Yesterday my daughter's Saturday school had its athletics carnival and the parent who was in charge of audio brought his own playlist of 90s and 00s J-Pop. The nostalgia! :D Other parents and I found ourselves singing and dancing as if we were in an outdoor Karaoke booth. :p Our kids stared at us in embarrassment but we didn't care! :)
The Baby Driver soundtrack. It's an absolute ripper. I loved the movie and the music was a huge reason why.
Highlight of the night was Master Of Disguises.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1
By the way I recently got Arcturus' Warp (germ remix) for my phone.
Gary Numan - Rico - Big Black Sea (Ocean Mix 2)
Gary Numan - Dark:cool:
Eye of the Tiger - Survivor
Primal Scream - Motley Crue
GO TIGERS!!!:)
Children Of Bodom - Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)
Funny that they chose this cover because it was in The Big Lebowski, a favourite movie of mine
The Kava Kings: No time to lose.
A group I discovered months ago (2016) when my pregnant wife and I went to see Ozomatli at the Metro. They supported.
They're a Melbourne group just finding their feet, but I really like their music. They have a bit of a funky feel with a bit of a dreamy guitar sound. They also use a few processing effects here and there.
I’m mainlining Nat King Cole at the moment. Yeah, I’m old.:p
I have a serious soft spot for crooners, and my dad used to listen to Cole a lot when I was a boy, so I developed a taste. His voice is immaculate.
Nice, have you ever heard the album by James Darren, he played Vic Fontain, the holosuite crooner in DS9?Quote:
Originally Posted by M-bot
I'm a late adopter to Spotify and just upgraded to Premium for 3 months for $1 so it's pretty much all old school 80s at the moment! :D
Can someone please invent something to get CHVRCHES "Bury It" out of my head. I love the song but it's just playing over and over again in my damn head!
Europe are finally going to be in Oz. It'll be worth it just to listen to this live.
I've also bought tickets to The Iron Maidens. It's going to be a couple of fun shows.
We just signed up to Spotify again and this time I've been setting up my lists of 90s grunge and pop music. While we were in the car today my wife said I better not be putting on another Green Chilli Peppers song! :D
if anyone is interested in trance and psy-trance etc I have a new dj mix up on my soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/djphillipbour...hydian-way-001
I've been listening to The Blues Collection CDs of the following:
1.John Lee Hooker
2.B.B. King
3.Chuck Berry
4.Buddy Guy
5.Bo Diddley
6.Howlin' Wolf
7.Sonny Boy Williamson II
8.Muddy Waters
9.Little Richard
10.Eric Clapton
11.Fats Domino
12.T-Bone Walker
13.Elmore James
14.Otis Rush
15.Magic Sam
16.Jimmy Witherspoon
17.Robert Cray
18.Albert King
19.Louis Jordan
20.Leadbelly
Demos by obscure 80s goth band James Ray and the Performance/James Rays Gangwar. :cool:
Whatever is on my ipod. Currently Behemoth
I believe Nergal founded a Nick Cave inspired side project recently.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1
Funny you should say that, Nergal and Halford are keen to work together. Halford loves Behemoth. And another big singer too just can't remember who that was offhand hahQuote:
Originally Posted by shockNwave
I'm surprised that Mr. Halford's a fan of Behemoth. I thought he was more for the lighter black metal such as Ihsahn's The Adversary (of which Rob actually called up Ihsahn and complimented him on it).Quote:
Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1
Ihsahn is the other person Halford wants to work with I think haha (who I am travelling to Melbourne to see next month lol)Quote:
Originally Posted by shockNwave
Spinal Tap - Break Like the Wind
Lately I've been listening to the score to Solo. On some of the tracks there's a children's choir (reminiscent of the celebration theme from ROTJ). This is not coincidental. Watch the movie and do the math.
All my friends are skeletons...
...They beat the rhythm with their bones.
Don't we all...Quote:
Originally Posted by Trent
Lately I've been listening to Satta by Boozoo Bajou (a Brazil/reggae chill out album), Paz e Futebol (a compilation of Brazilian songs from the 70's & 80's) and Surrender by The Chemical Brothers.
I know not one song from what I’ve seen from this thread (2 pages)
But I doubt I’d know many
I put together a new dj mix recently, if anyone is into progressive house, techno and some trancey vibes it will be up your alley :)
https://soundcloud.com/djphillipbour...hydian-way-002
DORO - Love Me In Black
Queen of heavy metal imo
I'm sure others will bring up names like Lita Ford and Joan Jett.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1
They're more Rock than Metal. But yes they are good too.Quote:
Originally Posted by shockNwave
I'm at work and I have the Batman Vs Superman Dawn of Justice playing, it's great, lots and lots of percussion. but then the WonderWoman theme drops in on the track 'Is She With You?'
that is a cracking bit of music, an outstanding theme for a great character.
I am at the mercy of whatever radio station Work puts on for me. If I have my headphones in on youtube/spotify, you can GUARANTEE someone will call or come up to talk to me, so it happens very rarely.
In general though my music tastes are very eclectic. The other day I listened to Static-X's 'Wisconsin Death Trip' (still their best album imo) followed by Porter Robinson's 'Shelter' on YouTube, followed by some synthwave....