The Review Crew: September 28, 2024
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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I’ll be listening/watching, but not in chat. Always a great show, keep it up Jamie and crew!
Great show all!! i have some new picks this week myself: OCEANS OF SLUMBER-WHERE GODS FEAR TO SPEAK ( Heavy, Dark, Melodic Death ) , David Gilmour- Luck & Strange ( Classic Rock )
The Jesus Lizard's new one, "Rack", is mandatory. Majestic Zeppelin Trash Can Power. Get it! NOW
Great show guys! I've already heard the albums by The Dead Daisies and Free Ride, and I'm looking forward to checking out the others that you reviewed. Thanks for a fun and informative show. 🤘✌️
Thanks Jamie for Old Horn Tooth. Never would have come across it if not for you and SOT. Big doom fan and I still play Fvneral Fvck and Khemmis.
Over the last two weeks, I heeded Jamie's recommendation of Anciients' Beyond the Reach of the Sun and Pete's recommendation of Sundrifter's An Earlier Time. The former is like a cross between Opeth, Between the Buried and Me, and Mastodon. Solid progressive extreme metal. The latter is a cool mix of space and stoner rock; I also listened to Sundrifter's debut album, Visitations, before checking out the new one. Also quite badass!
There are a couple more that I listened to over the last couple of weeks that I really love....
Nada Surf - Moon Mirror
The latest from this New York City alternative rock/power pop band who admittedly kind of a one-hit wonder with their '90s single "Popular." Their debut High/Low has been a huge go-to of mine for the last 28 years. I just now started listening to their subsequent albums. And this is probably their third best after High/Low and their sophomore album The Proximity Effect.
Kurokuma - Of Amber and Sand
I literally just found out about this one about an hour ago, as I just read the review on it in the latest issue of Metal Hammer. I decided to check it out, because I loved their debut album Born of Obsidian, which was one of my favorites from 2022. And yeah, upon first listen, I already really love this one too. This is a band that mix stoner rock, doom metal, groove metal, and world music - kind of like a cross between Sepultura, Soulfly, and High on Fire - and the vocals sound kind of like Max Cavalera and Matt Pike, too. Hell, if Peter Gabriel ever wants to sign a metal band to his Real World imprint, these guys would be the perfect candidates!
Psychlona _Warped Vision, UK based Stoner Rock
The new dead daisies is awesome, it rocks hard! The only problem I have with it is that there is no shredding from Doug!!?? Very basic solo’s but the songs have so much attitude it makes up for it
Acido Y P*%o -that's what we're talking about!
Forgotten King - The Seeker - doom
Erronaut - The Space Inbetween - doom/spacerock
Sundrifter - An Earlier Time - doom
Spirit Mother -Trails - retro psych/poprock
For the stoner/doom folk that watch, English band Psychlona released latest album Warped Vision on Friday, might appeal to some of you
I will check it out! Thanks
@karenlaprez8358 hope you enjoy, Karen
Must have album, all of theirs are fantastic 🎉
@stadilvinyl Agreed, really excellent band
Antioch - Antioch VII: Gates of Obliteration (8.5/10)
Faces - Faces at the BBC: Complete Concert & Studio Recordings 1970 - 1973 (9.5/10)
Fleetwood Mac - Mirage Tour '82 (9/10)
Satan - Songs in Crimson (8/10)
Victory - Circle of Life (7.5/10)
Virgin Steele - Virgin Steele I: The Anniversary Edition (8/10)
Def picking up FM eventually, always a good show to revisit.
@@seekah1 always
Amethyst - Throwing Down the Gauntlet - Traditional Heavy Metal
Ripped to Shreds - Sanshi - Death metal, reminds me of Swedish bands like Entombed
Vicious Blade - Relentless Force - Crossover Thrash
G.O.L.E.M. - Gathering Of the Legendary Elephant Monsters (Italian Prog/Heavy Psych/Hard Rock)
Amethyst - Throw Down The Gauntlet (Swiss NWOTHM)
Kant - Paranoia Pilgrimage (German Psychedelic Hard Rock)
Jackals' Feast - Lost In The Forest and Tormented By Demons (New Jersey Doom Metal)
Yet another fab show ! Sending positive vibes to the mighty Karen . Hope your feeling better soon bud 🤘
Thank you!
Props. Jamie for picking "Live Bullet" as one of your favorite live albums.
Check out the band POWND
Album : Circle of Power
Song : Slowly Drowning
Lucky to live where I live, as I was at the High Parasite launch show last night in Bradford, and if I hadn't been at that show I would have seen Old Horn Tooth in Manchester.
I've seen Old Horn Tooth a couple of times (most recently in June) and I'll be there again before the end of the year.
High Parasite played 13 songs (the whole album plus 3 as yet unreleased songs). Very dance, reminded me of mid period Mortiis, more than Sisters of Mercy.
Great show again guys !!!!
Usually I don't dig on the releases/reviews on this show because they always seem to be more to everyone's more personal taste, but that Anciients from last show is an absolute banger. Can't wait to see Pete's review too. Thanks Jamie! 🤘🏼
Good evening RC, blessings to all. Check out Freakeys from Brazil. Brazilian LTE. Thanks KG.
Yes, The Anciients is a great release! One of my favorites of 2024 so far!
Are they touring with the Mayyhems and the Empperors.
Hi Jamie and Review Crew, you wanna push smaller bands, give them the recognition they deserve. It would be good if you could go back and give the bands from Australia that sent The Review Crew their music and give their Albums a proper review, boomerang included.
I gave Masters of Your Mind a pretty good extensive review. I even did a giveaway and used my own money to mail copies out to a few viewers...including one person in Germany. People then posted their copies on my Let's Get Physical page when they received them. So I thought I did a pretty good job of getting the word out.
@@Jamie.Laszlo Hi Jamie, thanks for reply and also for promoting the albums that were sent. Would of loved to see the Taipan Stonewitch cd get a school board report as you do. Your way of reviewing is one of the cool ideas to express an overview of the artist and music. The Review Crew is an essential show and your doing a great job and is very much appreciated. Taipan and Masters have new releases for next year so will look forward to sending a few copies next time.
Thanks! And, compared to when I first reviewed your album, I feel I have my format down better. And the shows are a bit tighter.
So I'll be happy to help promote any future projects you have.
If you guys like doom metal check out "Men Guðs Hond er Sterk" by Hamferð, released on Metal Blade Records,most definitely the album of the year 🤘
Will do. Thanks !
It's honestly kind of suspicious how Jamie knows all these questionable bands like Crazy Town and the rest of that late-'90s/early-2000s cringe playlist. Like, who else would have that much random trivia about bands we all try to forget existed? At this point, I'm half-convinced Jamie secretly runs a fan club for every one-hit-wonder group that ever made it onto MTV back in the day!
Free Ride are terrific. Along with The Flying Norsemen, two of the best recent releases.
This week i bought a good spacerock album by The Polvos! 'Floating' and i bought the Anciients album. Like it but a masterpiece seems somewhat overrated.
On Spotify i like what i hear from the new Blood Incantation and the 1976 Thin Lizzy deluxe set.
I always appreciate your suggestions and comments.
@@karenlaprez8358 Thanks
Great show lady and gents! You've all given me some things to investigate. Jamie, love the Miles Davis Files De Kilimanjaro shirt! When you excused yourself to get a "f**king beer", RUclips went to a commercial. It was perfect! Unto Others sounds like it might be up my alley. Old Horn Tooth sounds like they me a bit too slow for me. I agree that Seger's Live Bullet is one of the all time great live albums.
Rick, I will check out the new Dead Daisies. I have Holy Ground and it's quite good.
Karen, speaking as someone who's contributed on this show and elsewhere on SOT, it's often difficult not to compare the band you're talking about to another, especially if they are not well known. It does give people a jumping on point. I really like Kadavar, so I will check out Free Ride, as well as Cobranoid.
Nick, generally I'm not a big death metal guy, but if the death growls alternate with some decent clean vocals and the musicianship is good, I will give it a chance. I will give High Parasite a listen.
Listened to Castle Rat's debut Into the Realm this week. Thanks, Jamie for the shorts video on this. Concise album (32 minutes), excellent straight up (not ethereal) psychedelic female vocals. Classic, Sabbathy doom. Great for fall listening.
Also checked out Weather Systems debut Ocean Without a Shore. Daniel Cavanagh picks up the pieces and leads a new Anathema sounding band. Album is cut from the same cloth as other latter day Anathema albums. Anathema's Weather Systems is probably my favorite new "old" album this year.
Great episode! This was a really good panel today.
Nick - have you ready The Bound and the Broken by Ryan Cahill? Great fantasy series.
Like him with Beth hart
me too
Jamie, that Old Horn Tooth review was spot on. 👌🤘
Nice vidéo...😄👍
Unto Others sound a lot like Sad Lovers And Giants.
23:15 i got the new Unto Others on order…Strength was awesome i bought two copies…sent one to my sister
Someone put High Reeper on your list!
later Bathory is damn good lately
And Tar Pond - Petrol
Train/Live At Royal Albert Hall
Dilemma/The Purpose Paradox
Mike Stern/Echoes And Other Songs
Taj Farrant/Chapter One
Tigran Hamasyan/The Bird Of A Thousand Voices
The Toms/Rock Paper Scissors
Umphrey's McGee/Hall Of Fame: Class Of 2022
Neil Young/Archives Vol. 3 (1976-1987)
Faces/Faces At The BBC: Complete BBC Concert & Session Recordings (1970-1973)
Fleetwood Mac/Mirage Tour '82 (Live)
The Mike Stern disc is really good.
….new Stryper is…… not good.
Agreed! I was very disappointed!
What don't you like about it? I think it's quite good, and very comparable to their last few.
@@christophercoles4401 all the reviews I've seen have been glowing
It's really hard to say. I just felt like it was going to grab me more than it did. Musical quality-wise it's as good as their last couple records, but it just doesn't move me in the way that hearing a new Stryper album used to.
I like the new stryper but the last few had faster kick butt metal songs, the new one is mellow in comparison and threw me off but after giving it a chance I started digging it
Goth, doom, stoner, black, and most pure death is f'ing garbage. I will never understand why so many metalheads like such boring music.
And what exactly do you like?