Get out an old CD you haven't heard in ages, and jam to it.

Today's a good day for that. :headbang:

I had to drive around a bit today, and was jamming to Slayer's "Seasons in the Abyss". I had forgotten how bad ass they were..

I also had the first Snoop Dogg album, Doggystyle, going for a whirl in the ol' Pioneer.

"What do you wanna be when you grow up?"

"I wanna be a mother f**kin hustler, you betta ask somebody!"

If things keep going this way, I might have to break out EFIL4ZAGGIN before the day is through. Also on deck, some old Butthole Surfers, circa 1988-1993, some Bad Religion, not to mention BT's "Movement in Still Life" (that album brings back a lot of memories and it's a BAD ASS album)

:hurts:

Heyo

Rufus Wainwright - Want One

yay!!

Think I'll go pick something...

on edit: I reached up on the shelf and picked one:

Rolling Stone - Some Girls is now cranked...

RL

Vinyl definitely counts!!

I wish I had my turntables here.

I have a pretty decent collection, about 400 pieces or so. All breaks and trance from the time I was colelcting, around 1995 through about 2000.

:yourock:

Heyo

RL

I'm in the mood for something like the Grass Roots or The Box Tops right now...B-)

Maybe after that some Ricky Nelson...

RL

See. Good things come from Kentucky!

RL

I'll be your Tennessee lamb..."

from "Waiting For Columbus"

Some on celluloid even - and the turntable to play 'em.

I've been on a Bad Religion kick myself as of late though, good choice!!

Now, Buddy Holly stuff is true "old stuff".

(Spoken by one who witnessed the British Invasion of the 60's firsthand.)

I may not have witnessed it, but I was alive...

RL

on the day I was born with a 7 week #1 hit. #1 before her was Elvis. #1 after her was Pat Boone.

RL

Does that mean you're turning fundamentalist? :evilgrin:

Or may I just assume you have no clue who Bad Religion is and are going off of the band name itself? :shrug:

"Humor. A difficult concept." Lt. Saviik in the first Star Trek movie. known better today as Fat Actress star, Kirstie Alley.

You should know how *bitchy* us atheists get when called a fundie I assume </sarcasm>.....as for Kirstie I think what she's doing is f-ing hilarious, I've chose to stay quiet on it though, too many people taking it way too seriously around here.

So to make a long comment short, here's a :hug: to go with the giggle!

You're just a baby, after all. :pals:

edit: I can get away with that. I'm a grampa.

And the very best of the lot, IMO. The Trekkie geek in me comes out. :)

Kirstie Alley made the best Saavik, too....

Well. You get old. The memory goes.

What album?

:hurts:

Heyo

Into the Unknown
Suffer
No Control
80-85
Against The Grain
Generator
How could hell be any worse
And I've just recently bought All Ages for the 4th time..

This is the stuff I grew up on in the 80's and early 90's

.. a few of my favorites on your list there..

No Control(an all time fave of mine)... Against the Grain.. Generator (classic!)

If you haven't gotten into them much, I submit to you that The Gray Race and Stranger than Fiction are both great albums. 'Fiction' can really grow on you once you jam it a few times in the car or whataver...

Into the Unknown.. isn't that the one with synth parts in it? How is that?

:hurts:

Heyo

It's alot slower then their later stuff that they put out, and also different because it has alot of organs/pianos in it. I personally liked it, but I don't hear alot of people mention it.

As for Stranger Than Fiction, I have heard it, also liked it. I haven't heard The Gray Race, will have to add it to my list. I am lazy with buying newer cd's though, I'm still trying to replace all of my old stuff I've lost track of.

...yeah seriously, if you get a chance, do pick up The Gray Race, it's worth ot. Download it first to see if you like it even. There are some instant classics on that album. It's extremely *catchy*.. the hooks make you want to sing along, and the whole album is one of those albums that just makes you want to drive fast. Similar to a DJ Icey album, though that's a totally different genre.

As far as Into the Unknown, from what I understand, they really regretted that album after they did it, Greg in particular, and they actually wished to forget it. I know they named the very next album "Back to the Known" which I don't think I've ever heard anyone mention and many people don't even know about it's existence.

I am curious about both of those albums.

Rock on, home slice... :headbang:

:hurts:

Heyo

Haven't been called that in ages. I wil definitely check it out. As for that record, yes they did. And that is exactly why they released the ep Back To The Known, I still liked it though just because it was different....alot of the stuff I have is like that though....



Thanks for the tips though, I will check it out next time I go out of town to a decent music store!

*edit because I can*

Just put some Muleskinner Live in the CD changer. Time to break out the stash.

I need to pick that up on CD, along with Locust Abortion.

Hairway to Steven...

What a fantastic album!!!!

Gibby Haynes is God!

:yourock:

Heyo

SATAN, SATAN, SATAN!!!

I was so cool back then-the only person in the area who knew who they were.
Maybe Singles soundtrack-I used to jam out to that all night. Or some Robin Hitchcock.

Yeah man

Bauhaus, Bronski Beat, Butthole Surfers. I even got up the courage to listen to my old Heaven 17 albums.

Khash.

Buena Vista Social Club

BDP: Criminal Minded

Carlton Livingston: 100 Weight of Collie Weed