JohnGaunt wrote:Music that I like but that Badmike, King, and Aneoth most likely hate. Some people have no taste. Maybe I can sneak these into the playlist for our next session:Traci Lords - 1000 Fires - Techno/pseudo-darkwave/dance music from Traci Lords. Juno Reactor contributes the music for several tracks. The album includes a goofy throwaway track (Okey Dokey) and a chilling spoken-word track (Father's Field). (1995)Tom Wopat - The Still of the Night and Tom Wopat Sings Harold Arlen: Dissertation on the State of Bliss- Luke Duke can sing. IRL he is a Broadway performer. Soulful and sincere performances on both CDs. (2000 and 2005)Randy "Macho Man" Savage - Be A Man - A rock 'n' rap album by the one and only Macho Man. Much better than Hulk Hogan's poppy, saccharin-laden CD (fortunately, my copy of that one got stolen), Macho Man is a passable vocalist in a pro-wrestling way. One track is about the late Curt "Mr. Perfect" Hennig, and one track calls out Hulk Hogan. (2003)Leonard Nimoy - Leonard Nimoy Presents Mr. Spock's Music from Outer Space - The 1995 CD has 7 tracks from Two Sides of Leonard Nimoy. Not bad, though it is more enjoyable when intoxicated. (1965/68)William Shatner - The Transformed Man - Serious and arty, though unintentionally(?) funny in places. Pretentiousness has its price, and sometimes that price is being mocked.(1968)An honorable mention goes out to Tales from the Crypt: Have Yourself a Scary Little Christmas. It contains such awful rhymes and twisted titles as Deck the Halls with Parts of Charlie and Twelve Days of Cryptmas.
Badmike wrote:You are officially insane
As for the rest...it's like the soundtrack Satan would play for me if I end up in hell....
serleran wrote:I decided to be bored and so I put in some U2 and Type O Negative.
serleran wrote:Yeah, a lot of U2 is kind of crap, but they also have some decent songs, too. I'm more Judas Priest than AC/DC, but hey, whatever.
Give me Ted Nugent or AC/DC anyday
Badmike wrote:I went on a Cheap Trick run a couple years ago. Anything past Dream Police is just so-so at best, crap at worst, though.Birds look interesting...I'll check them out.There is no doubt Albini is very, very wealthy (he owns his own recording studio outright and only chooses projects he himself likes). But he's one interesting cat. IIRC he only charges what a band can afford, often lowering his rates or dispensing with them for new bands. One of the very few good guys in the music industry.Miike B.
TheMilford wrote:PM your addy I might be able to send you some MP3s or Birds... I also ran Tee Pee Records for 2 years (2006-2008)... let me know if you are looking for any of that stuff. maybe we can work out a trade
Badmike wrote:I own a couple thousand CDs....
Badmike wrote:How about for fun, Bands NOT Love to Listen????
benjoshua wrote:This is totally off topic, but I am getting the impression you have collections of collections...maybe even three houses just keep all the stuff! I'll start a new thread, How many collections of collections do you have?
JohnGaunt wrote:I will listen, but these tapes/CDs don't get much love from me:(1) Any nu-metal, unless it has a female vocalist.(2) Black Sabbath with Ozzy.(3) Yes after Tormato.(4) Metallica after Master of Puppets(5) Skyclad after Martin Walkyier left.(6) Marillion after Fish left.(7) Fish after Internal Exile.
bombadil wrote:Just got into Redcould for some reason. Don't even know how I stumbled across it, but hey, Native American rap has got to be worth at least a listen, and the song about Little Bighorn is pretty damn cool. Anyone else here a fan of Inuit "throat singing"?
Kingofpain89 wrote:7. Primus. What's up with the names of these guys' albums? Pork Soda, Sailing the Seas of Cheese, The Brown Album. Their music was even more ridiculous.
9. Frank Zappa. Sorry, I just dont get any of it. I dont do LSD or any other hallucinogen so maybe that is my problem.