Playlists

Playlist 25/07/2020
1. Johnny Winter - "Still Alive And Well" (1973, Columbia)
2. Stevie Ray Vaughan - "Texas Flood" (1983, Epic)
3. High On Fire - "Death Is This Communion" (2007, Relapse) 
4. Reverend Bizarre - "II: Crush The Insects" (2005, Spikefarm)
5. Protest The Hero - "Palimpset" (2020, Spinefarm)
6. Morgana Lefay - "Sanctified" (1995, Black Mark)
7. Stratovarius - "Fright Night" (1989, CBS)
8. Morgana Lefay - "The Secret Doctrine" (1993, Black Mark)

Focus (2015)
Bosch Season 6

Playlist 24/07/2020
1. The Rolling Stones - "The Rolling Stones" (1964, Decca)
2. The Rolling Stones - "The Rolling Stones No. 2" (1965, Decca)
3. Nile - "In Their Darkened Shrines" (2002, Relapse)
4. Nile - "Black Seeds Of Vengeance" (2000, Relapse)
5. Pantera - "Cowboys From Hell" (1990, Atco)

The Rewatchables Podcast - "Swingers"

Playlist 20-22/07/2020
1. Nektar - "Journey To The Centre Of The Eye" (1971, Bacillus)
2. Nektar - "Remember The Future" (1973, Bacillus)
3. Emerson, Lake & Palmer - "Emerson, Lake & Palmer" (1970, Island)
4. Emerson, Lake & Palmer - "Pictures At An Exhibition" (1971, Island)
5. Flotsam And Jetsam - "High" (1997, Metal Blade)
6. Flotsam And Jetsam - "Unnatural Selection" (1999, Metal Blade)
7. Flotsam And Jetsam - "My God" (2001, Metal Blade)
8. Vicious Rumors - "Soldiers Of The Night" (1985, Shrapnel)   
9. Vicious Rumors - "Digital Dictator" (1988, Roadrunner)
10. Vicious Rumors - "Vicious Rumors" (1990, Atlantic)
11. Vicious Rumors - "Welcome To The Ball" (1991, Atlantic)
12. Napalm Death - "Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism" (2020, Century Media) 
13. HatePlow - "Everybody Dies" (1998, Pavement)
14. HatePlow - "The Only Law Is Survival" (2000, Pavement) 
15. Terrorizer - "World Downfall" (1989, Earache)

16. UFO - "No Heavy Petting" (1976, Chrysalis)

17. UFO - "Lights Out" (1977, Chrysalis)

Rambo: Last Blood (2019)
Cobra (1986)
Man On A Ledge (2012)

 

Playlist 31/01/2015
1. Danko Jones (2006) - "Sleep Is The Enemy"
2. Danko Jones (2008) - "Never Too Loud"
3. Truckfighters (2014) - "Universe" 
& Frankie Boyle rock n' rolling Sodom 

Playlist 17/01/2015

1. Lamb Of God (2004) - "Ashes Of The Wake"
2. The Hounds Of Hasselvander (2011) - "The Ninth Hour"
3. Ministry (1999) - "Dark Side Of The Spoon"
4. Butthole Surfers (1993) - "Independent Worm Saloon"
5. Puscifer (2011) - "Conditions Of My Parole"
6. Tool (2006) - "10.000 Days"

Playlist 18/01/2015

1. Overkill (2014) - "White Devil Armory"
2. The Crown (2015) - "Death Is Not Dead"
3. Big Business (2013) - "Battlefields Forever"
4. The Company Band (2007) - "Sign Here, Here And Here"
5. Doomriders (2009) - "Darkness Comes Alive"
6. Acid Bath (1996) - "Paegan Terrorist Tactics"

More cowbell - less cowpunk

Eddie baby,

Before The Supersuckers suffer a long and suffocating death from misplaced spurs, while drinking tequila from their cowboy boots, please do a cover version of "Hangin' Out With Me". No cowpunk, country, alternative country or anything like that. Hard Punk Rock. Big chorus and even bigger hooks. Use a "Misfits tempo change" around the minute mark: the cover should go on for 110 seconds tops.

Thank you. Piss off!

P.s. Cowbells are allowed.

Dogs'n'booze'n'pee with blues!

A basset or a bloodhound,
                                                                       fooled around,
in a pond of spilt beer he found on the ground;

from his cosy spot he later had to flee,
                                                                     because you see,
he couldn't aim when he went to pee.

                                                                                   Weeeeeeeheeeeee!!!

       
                                          

We fucking love christmas! No shit!

I've been digging the new Stones tune, "Doom and Gloom", for a little over a month now. Needless to say, they've written this song before; a couple of times in fact. But it doesn't really matter. Let's hope that the mainstream radio stations and the shopping malls pick it up before the holidays ("Hi there! What says you we got some shelter and coffee in a pub before you headed home?").

If only they could release a proper full-length album's worth of material this good... it would be their best record since, ooh, I dunno... "Some Girls" (see what I did there?).

The Brian Jonestown Massacre.

       1996 was the year Nevermore's sophomore record was released. Meshuggah's ''Destroy Erase Improve" was already a reality. Metal music (done properly) had more things to offer than bands ripping off and ''poping up, the 90's way''  the various 60's eras (say, '64-'66 and '66-'68) of the British Invasion(s). Nevertheless, on the top of my head, I can't find an explicit, valid argument in order to throw The Brian Jonestown Massacre's ''Take It From The Man!" into the basket of history. Other than embarassing yours truly by reminding her just how bad her memory has become, that is. Not being able to name The Rolling Stones' singles that they intentionally copy the vocal lines and the music from is sad. Were they tagged as brit-pop back in the day Oasis were popular?