well you can't wait more from ol' Ozzy, he is not the better heavy metal singer but
he make great albums (even alone). For me Sabbath with Dio and with Ozzy were like two differnt groups.

Alice Cooper - Billion Dollar Babies and Killer.
The Clash - London Calling.

If his new songs are any indication if I would even think of listening to the new album I bet my ears would bleed :mad:. It sounds like any other new crap pretty much. Ozzy definately isn't the greatest heavy metal singer I just love Sabbath in general.

I never liked anything I heard from Alice Cooper until I heard Billion Dollar Babies.

I've been hearing alot about that Dimmur...something are they one of those european black metal bands i bet?

Black Stone Cherry.

Chimaira - Pass Out Of Exsistence

Concerts in China - Jean Michel Jarre

Dimmu Borgir are Norwegian Black Metal and they have great songs.

Queens of the Stone Age:Lullabies to Paralyze

The Metalocalypse(Dethklok) soundtrack:D

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Fantastic record!!!!

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God bless David Lee Roth!!!

Van Halen: Women and children first

FUCK YES Diamond David Lee Roth!

Skid Row-Slave To the Grind.

Cat Power, Jukebox. The sequel to her earlier, and excellent, The Covers Record. Not as good as that one, Jukebox has it moments, too.

Sam

Some noise

Monster Magnet "4 way diablo"

The Stooges "Fun House"

two classics from ZZ Top, "Tres hombres" and "Degüello"

the Frames...Burn the Maps



heavenly

haha, i know i already asked you if you'd seen a different movie featuring a different musician, but did you see once? if not, it has glen hansard from the frames in it and some INCREDIBLE music. by far one of the best movies of the year (2007).

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i've been listening to:

the beatles- "abbey road"
the velvet underground- "the velvet underground & nico"
os mutantes- "mutantes"
anathallo- "holiday at the sea e.p."

eep!
you will be the death of me fellow Hoosier.

I guess I better get started on those. :)

Queens of the Stone Age-Era Vulgaris, and Monster Magnet-4 way diablo

sorry! :D

you'll have to let me know what you think when you see them, though.

I love love loved it and was crying from the second song on b/c I'm a wuss.
Now to go get the soundtrack--- though I have some of the songs already.
Thanx much. :)

my pleasure.
it's definitely an extremely genuine and emotionally charged movie.
i don't blame you for crying (plus the second song is the one where he belts it out like crazy, right? i got goosebumps during that part).
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yeah that's the one I've never had such lust for red headed Irish boys till that very moment.

Listening to The Essential Leonard Cohen

Digable Planets....Beyond the Spectrum: The Creamy Spy Chronicles

Stadium Arcadium-Red Hot Chili Peppers.

I thought they were over-rated and I didn't think Keidis was a good singer but after this CD(which I know is alot different from their earlier stuff) has made me a fan...well Stadium Arcadium anyway.

David Bowie - Heathen

I've decided that David Bowie is the best musical artist EVER. Putting out albums for over 40 years and they are consistently excellent.

Heck yeah I grew up on bowie my mom loves him. I was lucky enough to actually like him so it wasn't too bad.

That's a great album, his best since the early 90's....


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i finally got my hands on some Buzzcocks LPs and have been enjoying those significantly.

Vampire Weekend - Vampire Weekend

For the past couple days I've been listening to Zombie (White & Rob) in the car. It's funny because his albums seem to progress like horror films. The albums start raw and powerful and then transition into something more polished and well plotted. There's some obscure stuff thrown in there with Super Sexy Swingin' Sounds and then as Rob goes solo he utilizes more modern techniques but still adds his own style. With Educated horses Zombie seems to try and get back to his roots, almost an homage to his own older material. Maybe I'm just crazy though. I like the music, last one I listened to was Alice Cooper and Rob Zombie doing Feed my Frankenstein.

I think Rob Zombie's music has gotten worse as it progresses... La Sexorcisto was amazing but its downhill from there IMO.

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At the moment I'm mostly listening to:
-Doolittle By: The Pixies.
-American Beauty By: The Grateful Dead.
-O.K Computer By: Radiohead.

Nine Inch Nails-Ghosts I-IV

David Bowie-The Best of Bowie

Nine Inch Nails- The Fragile and

Rammstein-Volkerball CD

The Cavalera Conspiracy-Inflickted