Too Cool...I bet that show kicked your butt.

To the bolded.Are you saying that Richie was being a dick?:idunno:

 

Absolutely. I was trying to be nice.

Black Sabbath/Mob Rules/Released 4 November 1981...

I love me some Ronnie James Dio...RIP...

 

He's not really dead. He took his rightful place at Satan's side …

Absolutely. I was trying to be nice.

 

A real Richard Cranium, eh?

 

He's not really dead. He took his rightful place at Satan's side …

 

I think he is on God's side...just on a very short leash.

 

Drive-By Truckers-The Dirty South

 

Hood and Isbell when they could get along was a great thing

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Drive-By Truckers-The Dirty South

 

Hood and Isbell when they could get along was a great thing

 

Great, great record.

[h=1]REO Speedwagon Only The Strong Survive[/h]

[h=1]Bruce Springsteen : Red Headed Woman[/h]

Put Commodore Live on the turntable today while finally taking down the Christmas tree.

[h=1]Bertie Higgins - Key Largo[/h]

[h=1]Commodores - Sail On[/h]

True dat. Met him after a Rainbow concert in Milwaukee in 1981. Pat Travers opened for them that night. When his parents named him Richard, they knew what they were doing.

Would loved to have seen that show, would love to see Pat Travers. I have no doubt about Blackmore......he is a bit odd.

Black Sabbath/Mob Rules/Released 4 November 1981...

I love me some Ronnie James Dio...RIP...

Every bit as good as Heaven and Hell, maybe better.....................

Metallica/Kill 'Em All/First Pressing on Megaforce Records/Released July 25, 1983

This is where it all started...Hit the Lights.:ylsuper:

 

1. "Hit the Lights" Hetfield, Lars Ulrich 4:16

2. "The Four Horsemen" Hetfield, Ulrich, Dave Mustaine 7:13

3. "Motorbreath" Hetfield 3:08

4. "Jump in the Fire" Hetfield, Ulrich, Mustaine 4:41

5. "(Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth" (instrumental) Cliff Burton 4:15

6. "Whiplash" Hetfield, Ulrich 4:10

7. "Phantom Lord" Hetfield, Ulrich, Mustaine 5:02

8. "No Remorse" Hetfield, Ulrich 6:26

9. "Seek & Destroy" Hetfield, Ulrich 6:55

10. "Metal Militia"

Brutal record, and ahead of its time.

I'm currently listening to the new Springsteen album "High Hopes"... It's a collection of unreleased tracks and covers compiled over the last 10+ years and includes a healthy dose of Tom Morello. Some of these tracks ("American Skin (41 Shots)" for example) had only ever previously been performed live, so it's good to see them get an official studio recording.

 

If any of you have heard Springsteen's duet of "The Ghost of Tom Joad" with Tom Morello, they went into the studio to put that one on this album as well. While it doesn't quite translate to its live intensity, it's still very enjoyable.

 

On the whole, I don't know how I feel about the album. They're still solid songs in general, but knowing that they were primarily rejects from previous albums kind of subconsciously taints it all for me a little, I think.

 

It's worth listening to if you like Bruce. If you haven't liked him historically, you won't start now. The cover art, however, is awful.