Albums That Are 20 Years Old in 2024, #6
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Join Pete Pardo throughout the month of June as he counts down his favorite 15 albums of 2004, celebrating their 20th anniversaries, and then his top 15 albums of 2014, celebrating their 10th anniversaries.
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#6. Nightwish - Once
highlights: “Dark chest of wonders” “Romanticide” “Ghost love score”
Hi Joel. Fantastic pick. I do like this band and I’ve heard them many times
Velvet Revolver - Contraband
Scott Weiland was a great singer/ songwriter it's such a shame that he couldn't break free of his addictions, Slash, Duff and Matt along with Dave Kushner make up the rest of this supergroup and they released two great albums, this debut being the best of them for me, standout tracks include "Slither" and the superb "Fall to Pieces"
Hi Andrew. Never heard of your pick before. Interesting article
Thanks Melanie.@@melaniethurber5117
Great pick Andrew.
Thanks Chris.@@christophercoles4401
PETER HAMMILL - INCOHERENCE - 14 tracks at 42 minutes and presented as one suite. This album requires your total attention and benefits from repeated listenings. It’s not VDG but contains some fine songs from HAMMILL with his haunting vocals.
Hi Shaun. Interesting article. I don’t know your pick but I’ll have to check it out
Making up for days we missed in May.. SOT's obscure underrated albums..
24. Masters Of Reality "Masters Of Reality aka The Blue Garden" (1989)
Band with next album would find Ginger Baker on the drums.. One of my top favorite obscure underrated albums of all time. Love this album. Have it on double Midnight blue colored vinyl. highlight songs are. The candy song. Doraldina's Prophecies (A great song that got deleted from the album originally. When they change track listing a couple years later, thankfully, they put it back on the vinyl I got. as it's one of my favorite songs on the album.). John Brown, Getting high. Blue Garden. and the fantastic jazzy love song. Magical spell. That features the great line. "She's got the right ass..." LOL.. One of those albums I get so happy when I can share it with somebody. And I could introduce them to a fantastic album. I hate for anybody to miss this. highly recommended.......
Hi Mark N Mandy. Awesome article
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Melanie.. Hope all is well and have a goodnight and a wonderful day our friend..
Very cool pick, underrated yes, not talked about enough yes, don’t know about obscure though, it was produced by Rick Rubin and released on his Def American label after all. When Pete did his ranking of his favorite hard rock and metal albums of the 80s, I had it at number 2 just behind Reign in Blood. Not a weak moment on that album.
Very cool pick Mark! Hope all is well my friend.
Great pick, I listened to this just a few weeks ago! 👍
Today's pick: "Revival" by The Reverend Horton Heat.
my pick today is
the hives
"tyrannosaurus hives"
this swedish band was a garage rock, garage punk, post punk band that was a part of the garage rock revival
this album did well with critics , like allmusic that gave it 4.5 stars
i have it at around 4 stars , worthy of a listen
cheers
Hi Bengal. Interesting pick and article. I’ll have to check this pick out.
@@melaniethurber5117 thanx mel
Great pick Bengal.
@@christophercoles4401 thanx christopher
Excellent article, bengal. I have heard of the band The Hives, but I am not familiar with their music. I may give them a listen. 🎶💜💜
Late to the party. 🤷♀. No. 6. The Cure - The Cure. 😃👍. Released in June 2004. I really like this heavy album from the band. Rock Always! - Heather
1. IQ - Dark Matter
2. Asia - Silent Nation
3. The Killers - Hot Fuss
4. Marillion - Marbles
5. Dio - Master Of The Moon
6. Rush - Feedback
7. Ayreon - The Human Equation
8. Sonata Arctica - Reckoning Night
9. Saxon - Lionheart
10. Nightwish - Once
This could arguably be their best album. I don’t have a favorite track. To me, the whole album is excellent!
My number 6 Blackfield - Blackfield
Blackfield is a musical project founded by Steven Wilson and Aviv Geffen. Their music combines melancholic melodies with introspective lyrics. The sound of Blackfield is a mixture of art rock, pop and progressive rock, characterised by soft guitar sounds and atmospheric arrangements. The harmonious vocal passages and clear production contribute to a melancholic yet catchy soundscape.
7 Electrocution 250 - Electric Cartoon Music from Hell
8 Pain of Salvation - Be
9 Los Calzones - Frecuencia Extrema
10 Helmet of Gnats - Time Slip
11 Spastic Ink - Ink Compatible
12 Mike Keneally Band - Dog
13 Jordan Rudess - Rhythm of Time
14 Sleepytime Gorilla Museum - Of Natural History
15 The Fiery Furnaces - Blueberry Boat
Hi Alfred. Interesting pick and article
@@melaniethurber5117Thank you, Melanie!
Killer album!! Clutch is a band I have recently REALLY grown to love!
6. Killswitch Engage - The End of The Heartache. Their best album from start to finish. Highlights: Rose of Sharyn, The End of the Heartache, When Darkness Falls, Wasted Sacrifice, World Ablaze, A Bid Farewell.
Thank you so much for turning me onto Clutch Pete Martin and Hack!! Great band pick Pete!
Pick #6: Chevelle's This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In). Admittedly outside of the SoT bubble once again, but I've always had a soft spot for Chevelle. Vitamin R was also my introduction to them so there's also that for sentimental value. Sci Fi Crimes and NIRATIAS are probably my two favorite albums by Chevelle at the moment.
#15: With Temptation's The Silent Force
#14: Incubus's A Crow Left of the Murder
#13: Franz Ferdinand's Franz Ferdinand
#12: Modest Mouse's Good News For People Who Love Bad News
#11: My Chemical Romance's Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge
#10: Killswitch Engage's The End of Heartache
#9: Mastodon's Leviathan
#8: Slipknot's Volume 3
#7: Lamb of God's Ashes of the Wake
#6: Chevelle's This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In)
Honorable Mentions:
Dillinger Escape Plan's Miss Machine
Halo 2 Soundtrack
Sum 41's Chuck
Nightwish's Nemo
Black Keys' Rubber Factory
Megadeth's The System Has Failed
Motörhead's Inferno
Taking Back Sunday's Where You Want to Be
Interpol's Antics
Lenny Kravitz' Baptism
Wilco's A Ghost is Born
Arcade Fire's Funeral
Rise Against's Siren Song of the Counter Culture
Great pick. Later on my list.
My pick for today is Air - Talkie Walkie. With this one these Parisian guys delivered a relaxed electropop record that is fun to listen to. Every song is compelling like a daydreamy daze and beautifully finished. Especiallly ´Cherry Blossom Girl´ ´Run´ ´Alpha Beta Gaga´ and ´Alone In Kyoto´ are favorites.
Hi Danny. Interesting pick and article.
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Melanie.
This is another awesome pick for today with 10 year old albums
with Clutch one of the best stoner metal rofk bands thanks Pete?
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6. The Revolution Starts Now - Steve Earle
Been a Steve Earle fan since before his classic "Copperhead Road" album in 1988. This release was a fine return to form from my perspective. I "spun" this LP many times!
#6 The Black Keys - Rubber Factory
Awesome Blues Rock! Dan Auerbach's raw, bluesy vocals and guitar riffs match perfectly with Pat Carney's energetic drumming. Simply done, but so effective because the core sound isn't lost in production gimmicks and "arrangements". You really feel as if you were in the tire factory as they recorded it.
Rubber Factory was The Black Keys most solid release up to that time. The record features kickass Blues songs from start to finish.
"10 A.M. Automatic" is painfully catchy. "Grown So Ugly" is an utterly indescribably hot cover of a Robert Pete Williams tune, and "The Lengths" is a classic example of a Blues song where the guitar croons heartbreak just as much as Auerbach's vocal.
Rubber Factory sounds great. You can see that The Black Keys have grown since their previous records in terms of music and lyrics. They are in control, they seem to know what they want to do, they experiment with different sounds. What I love about this album is that it's still raw; Auerbach and Carney had learned how to produce a record but they didn't make it too polished.
The album is the final version of the original Keys' lo-fi, raw Blues duo. They would slowly refine their sound as each album went by, to the point where they weren't really a duo anymore. They'll never make raw music like this again, but that's okay, because they won't be able to top this.
Favorite Tracks:
"10 A.M. Automatic"
"Just Couldn't Tie Me Down"
"All Hands Against His Own"
"The Lengths"
"Grown So Ugly"
"Till I Get My Way"
#6 The Black Keys - Rubber Factory
#7 The Tangent - The World That We Drive Through
#8 Threshold - Subsurface
#9 Megadeth - The System Has Failed
#10 Sum 41 - Chuck
#11 Iced Earth - The Glorious Burden
#12 Alter Bridge - One Day Remains
#13 Blues Explosion - Damage
#14 Within Temptation - The Silent Force
#15 Aerosmith - Honkin' On Bobo
Hi Chris. I know this band and have listened to them before. Fantastic pick and article
Gotta 👀 into these guys, I guess..
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Melanie. I thought The Black Keys were a band that you could get into.
Chris. I need to listen to this band more. I never heard them enough.
I'm from Ohio I should know, and have been brought to my attention plenty of times, and I'd really like to listen to some QUARKSPACE 🌌
10 Wolf - Evil Star
1 Iommi - The 1996 DEP Sessions
2 Clutch - Blast Tyrant
3 Blaze Bayley - Blood & Belief
4 Metal Church - The Weight of the World
5 Soil - Redefine
6 Velvet Revolver - Contraband
7 Primal Fear - Devil's Ground
8 Orange Goblin - Thieving From the House of God
9 Motorhead - Inferno
Love it pete another band and album I've never heard of before going to checkout the band and album. Thanks again pete !
Day 10: Mark Lanegan Band - Bubblegum
Day 9: Grip Inc. - Incorporated
Day 8: Siena Root - A New Day Dawning
Day 7: Velvet Revolver - Contraband
Day 6: The Steepwater Band - Dharmakaya
Day 5: Antibalas - Who Is This America?
Day 4: The Libertines - The Libertines
Day 3: Gov't Mule - Deja Voodoo
Day 2: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Abattoir Blues/The Lyre Of Orpheus
Day 1: Drive-By Truckers - The Dirty South
#6 Green Day - American Idiot
#7 Primal Fear - Devil’s Ground
#8 Loretta Lynn - Van Lear Rose
#9 Mofro - Lochloosa
The band would later change their name to JJ Grey & Mofro.
#10 Fates Warning - FWX
#11 Velvet Revolver - Contraband
#12 Alter Bridge - One Day Remains
#13 Nightingale - Invisible
#14 Marillion - Marbles
#15 Drive-By Truckers - The Dirty South
hey good pick , wont make my list, it got insanely overplayed , but i appreciate it more now💜💜
@@bengalgangster Thank you, bengal. I agree that it got overplayed. 🎶💜💜
Loretta Lynn to Primal Fear - that's what I call a change of direction!! I will be picking one of these very soon, but no prizes for guessing which!
Hi Debbie. I know this band and their music. But I’m not a fan of there’s.
@@iainhead9898 Yes, a varied listening experience. I am a bit eclectic at times. lol
6. Nightwish - Once
7. Joe Satriani - Is There Love In Space?
8. Motorhead - Inferno
9. Jag Panzer - Casting the Stones
10. Metal Church - The Weight of the World
11. Danzig - Circle of Snakes
12. Dio - Master of the Moon
13. Scorpions - Unbreakable
14. Iommi - The 1996 Dep Sessions with Glenn Hughes
15. Primal Fear - Devil's Ground
Thank you, Pete, for your pick.
All the damn time.
My #6 Pick: Angra-
Temple of Shadows
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Life is better with music
Day 6
My pick for today is:
Pinetop Perkins
“Ladies Man”
Perkins was an American blues artist. He played the piano with some of the most influential blues and rock and roll performers of his times. Perkins received a lot of honors and awards for his playing so good and he was inducted into the blues hall of fame. He began his music career as a guitarist. He was injured in a fight which left him unable to play the guitar. So he switched over to piano playing which made it easier for his left arm. Perkins joined Earl Hookey and began touring. He recorded “Pinetops Boogie Woogie” at a studio in Memphis Tennessee. Perkins wasn’t able to write because of the lack of his education. He left the music business until Hooker convinced him to record again in 1968. Perkins joined the Muddy Waters band in 1969. After so many years he joined a legendary blues band with Willie Smith. Perkins was a side man on a different recording but never had an album devoted to his artistry until “After Hours” was released by Blind Pig Records. They toured in the support of the album which featured Jimmy Rogers and guitarist Hubert Sumlin. Perkins lived in Texas and passed away in March of 2011.
dont know your pick mel, i like blues , but in smaller doses , cheers
Good pick Melanie when i finally got to see Muddy Waters he was still his piano player. He took over the piano when Otis Spann died.
Hey Melanie ! I would get a lot more reviews down if Pete put these videos on at night. Starting this week I will be going to work at 7am M-T.
I think I saw Pinetop when I saw Muddy Waters and band back in 1980. I seem to remember an old dude at the piano. I read that when this album came out in 2004 that Perkins was in his car and hit by a train. But at 91 he wasn’t injured. I haven’t heard that album but I have heard him play…he was one of the greats !!😊
Day 10 pick is Lydia by Cold Blood. Rereleased on the collectables label in 2004 produced by Steve Cropper. Was the first cd marketed as Lydia Pense and Cold Blood They added a little jazz to their Rock Soul and Blues arsenal. Cold Blood was one of first bay area bands to sign with Bill Grahams new San Francisco label. Along with Tower of Power pioneered the heavy funk rock sound. They matched Tower of Powers fine horn section. They used two different groups of musicians on this cd. Key songs are Ready To Love. Under Pressure. When My Love Hand Comes Down. And Your Free Lovin Me. They were among many bands who performed at the closing of the Fillmore Concert. Lydia Pense was every bit as good as Janis and Grace on any given day she could have been Queen of the Bay area.
Good pick melanie he was the piano player after otis spann. Pinetop was a good one.
Day 10 pick Is Lydia by Cold Blood rereleased on the collectables label produced by Steve Cropper. Was first cd to be marketed as Lydia Pense and Cold Blood They added a little jazz tk their Rock Soul and Blues arsenal. Key songs are Ready To Live. Under Pressure. When My Love Hand Comes Down. And Your Free Lovin Me. Cold Blood was one of first bands to sign to Bill Grahams San Francisco label. Along with Tower of Power pioneered the heavy funk rock sound. They matched Tower of Powers great horn section. They were one of many bands to perform at the closing of the Fillmore concert. Lydia Pense gave Janis and Grace a run for their money as Queen of the bay area.
Cool pick Dennis
Hi Dennis. Definitely need to give your pick a listen. Interesting article. Never heard of this band but I know some of the musicians who are mentioned in your article.
@@yokerecords803 thanks yoke.
@@melaniethurber5117 thanks melanie you will definately like her singing and those horns.
I remember buying the 1st album based on the cover . It/ she looked good. So it had to be good. And it was / is .
My # 6 pick for 2004 is an album released on June 15th 2004 and recorded in 2002-04 and produced by Jay Baumgardner and Bob Marlette I'm talking about the second studio album by South African rock band Seether. Disclaimer II. It is a recompilation of the band's first album, Disclaimer, from 2002. Although the 12 tracks from the original album are present, they were slightly remixed and differ from the original. Also, the majority of the remixed tracks feature additional lead guitar melodies with the addition of a permanent lead guitarist to the band's line-up prior to the release of the album. This is also the first Seether album to feature contributions from their current drummer John Humphrey. In Europe, the album includes four tracks more than its predecessor; in the United States, the album has eight extra tracks, some of which had been previously released on soundtracks, such as "Hang On," which had been featured on the 2003 Daredevil soundtrack and "Out of My Way," which had been featured on the soundtrack to the 2003 horror film Freddy vs. Jason as well as the 2017 film Transformers: The Last Knight. "Fine Again" also appeared on Madden NFL 2003 and 1080° Avalanche.A primary reason for the reworking of Disclaimer was the popularity of "Broken." Originally a simple acoustic ballad, it was remade into an electric, duet version with vocals by Evanescence frontwoman Amy Lee, who was dating Seether frontman Shaun Morgan at the time. This new version was originally featured on the 2004 Punisher soundtrack and had an accompanying music video. Both the US and European releases include the new rendition of "Broken," and Disclaimer II subsequently became Seether's most successful album commercially. The song "Sold Me", also from The Punisher soundtrack, was used for WWE's Bad Blood pay per view, along with WWE also using "Out of My Way" as the entrance theme of Zach Gowen. The song "Take Me Away" is an acoustic version of a track from their first independent album (originally as Saron Gas), Fragile (2000).Tracks 1 - 13 are the same as on the original Disclaimer album, although slightly reworked. Tracks 14 - 20 did not appear on the original Disclaimer album.
Charts
Australian Albums (ARIA)[8] 38
Austrian Albums (Ö3 Austria)[9] 38
Canadian Albums (Billboard)[10] 32
French Albums (SNEP)[11] 145
German Albums (Offizielle Top 100)[12] 43
New Zealand Albums (RMNZ)[13] 12
Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade)[14] 53
UK Albums (OCC)[15] 117
US Billboard 200[16] 53
Certifications
Australia (ARIA)[17] Gold 35,000^
Canada (Music Canada)[18] Gold 50,000^
United States (RIAA)[19]
Album Platinum 1,000,000^
United States (RIAA)[20]
Video 5× Platinum 500,000^
Singles from Disclaimer II
"Broken"
Released: 12 April 2004
"Sold Me"
Released: 12 May 2004
I certainly dig that Clutch one, even though it didn't make my list. Anyways...
My Day 10 Pick:
Green Day - American Idiot
An absolute epic punk opera that still kicks ass from the title track to "Whatshername." My favorite is "Jesus of Suburbia."
#6 Primal Fear "Devil's Ground"
Hi everyone, Im posting early as Pete has cued up today's episode nice and early again! So, as Monday rolls round again it's day 10 of 2004 albums celebrating 20 years of existence, and mine for today is another that several others have picked and which, again, is hard for me to believe that I've owned it for all of those 20 years...
WITHIN TEMPTATION The Silent Force (GUN/Roadrunner)
Fronted by Sharon den Adel, here was a Dutch band playing symphonic hard rock and metal, but with slightly less of an emphasis on the grandiosity of bands like Nightwish, limiting their songs in length - nothing on here lasts over 5 minutes - and focusing on combining melody and power with Sharon's voice. Her style is less operatic than, to continue the analogy, Nightwish's Tarja Turunen, although she can easily reach that upper range when required, backed by excellent, often choral, harmony vocals.
Song highlights come thick and fast. We start with a 2 minute, classically infused intro - The Silent Force - which segues into See Who I Am with its soaring chorus, followed by Jillian (I'd Give My Heart) and Stand My Ground, both total earworms with choruses bolstered by those choral harmonies. Next comes Pale, a softer track with a beautiful vocals from Sharon, before Forsaken, Angels, Memories and Aquarius continue the one-word titled excellence. It's The Fear, bucks the one word trend but actually improves the quality, a great track, and then comes Somewhere, the closing number unless, like me, you have the special edition which adds two bonus tracks, A Dangerous Mind and The Swan Song, both well worth seeking out...
Sharon is the focal point of the band, but the musicianship is excellent, with keyboard player Martijn Spierneberg, guitarists Ruud Jolie and Robert Westerholt, bassist Jeroen van Veen and drummer Stephen van Haestregt all combining brilliantly, with Isaac Muller and Slard de Jong credited with 'Celtic instruments'.
If you've never listened to them because the likes of Nightwish are too OTT on the operatics and pomposity, then try Within Temptation for something equally brilliant but perhaps more easily accessible. Their follow-up, 2007's The Heart Of Everything, was even better, and 2011's The Unforgiving completed a stunning hat-trick.
I would also recommend their Q Music Sessions release, 11 of the 15 covers they recorded for the Dutch radio station Q Music to celebrate 15 years as a band. I'm normally not a big fan of covers albums, but this is different, as almost none of the songs are by typically SoT artists - Lana Del Rey, Imagine Dragons, Bruno Mars, Enrique Iglesias etc. - and WT really make them their own. Anyway, that's enough for one day, have a good one wherever you are...
Hi Iain.. Great choice but not my thing.. But can take them more then other ones like them.. But also can understand why some like it.. Hope all is well and have a great night and week ahead our friend..
Hi Iain. Never heard of this band before. Your article is interesting.
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Melanie - I think, if you like Nightwish, you'd love these guys too, would definitely encourage you to listen to the albums I've mentioned here. Have a great day (when you wake up! Already morning here!)
I'll have to check this out Iain! I've heard of them but never listened to their music. Did you like Witchcraft?
Hi Iain, great feature as always. This is not really my bag so to speak, but given the strength of your review, I think I'll have to give it a try.
6. Shadows Fall- The War Within
7. Megadeth- The System has Failed
8. Monster Magnet- Monolith Baby
9. Slipknot- Vol. 3
10. Clutch- Blast Tyrant
11. Damage Plan- New Found Power
12. Nonpoint- Recoil
13. Alter Bridge- One Day Remains
14. Orphaned Land- Mabool
15. Velvet Revolver- Contraband
#1 The Black Keys - Rubber Factory
#2 Nightwish - Once
#3 Derek Sherinian- Mythology
#4 Megadeth - The System Has Failed
#5 Fates Warning - FWX
#6 Borknagar - Epic
#7 Clutch - Blast Tyrant
#8 Europe - Start From the Dark
#9 Witchcraft - S/T
#10 Pain Of Salvation - BE
Hi Logan. Never heard of your pick before. I need to check it out
@@melaniethurber5117 Its a very interesting album Mel. Lots of different styles of music here. Guess you would label them Prog
Great pick Logan.
Hi again Logan, I love PoS, especially their earlier stuff like Remedy Lane and ...Concrete Lake. Be was a little out of left field for me when it came out and it took me a while to appreciate it. Their two most recent ones are excellent too...
Day 10: Joe Satriani - Is There Love In Space?
Day 9: Gary Moore - Power Of The Blues
Day 8: The Flower Kings - Adam & Eve
Day 7: Motorhead - Inferno
Day 6: Pain Of Salvation - Be
Day 5: Asia - Silent Nation
Day 4: Nightwish - Once
Day 3: Chick Corea Elektric Band - To The Stars
Day 2: Neal Morse - One
Day 1: Rush - Feedback
Day 10 (#6): Ray LaMontagne - Trouble
7. Tom Waits - Real Gone
8. Motörhead - Inferno
9. Allman Brothers Band - One Way Out: Live At The Beacon Theater
10. Mastodon - Leviathan
11. Gov’t Mule - Deja Voodoo
12. The Black Keys - Rubber Factory
13. Porcupine Tree - Warszawa (Live)
14. Prince - Musicology
15. Paul Westerberg - Folker
Excellent choice Scott.
My 6th favorite album of 2004 is Chumbawamba - Un (June 8). I felt pretty happy when these guys hit the charts a few years before this album, after I had been listening to them for a decade. Great band.
Full List:
15) U2 - How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb (Nov. 22)
14) The Cardigans - Long Gone Before Daylight (May 25)
13) Kasabian - Kasabian (Sept. 13)
12) REM - Around The Sun (Oct. 5)
11) Enslaved - Isa (Nov. 1)
10) Terrifyer - Pig Destroyer (Oct. 12)
9) The Libertines - The Libertines (Aug. 30)
8) My Chemical Romance - Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge (June 8)
7) Joan Jett & The Blackhearts - Naked (April 27)
6) Chumbawamba - Un (June 8)
Kenny Wayne Shepherd - The Place You’re In
This is a modern blues rock record. He may have been first influenced by Muddy Waters, but I don’t hear any of that in his playing on this album. I would say he would be a cross between Eric Clapton and Eric Johnson…both of which I saw live back in the eighties. Like them Kenny has a very clean sound without a lot of embellishments. A lot of these tunes are very funky bordering up to almost leaving the blues all together. But his lead guitar sounds are always rock oriented. The one drawback may be his voice. It’s a little thin …but not a big deal really. But his guitar playing is outstanding.
Marti Frederiksen plays bass and co wrote most of the songs with Kenny. Brian Tichy plays drums.
“Alive” is a fine rocker to start off the album. There is a beauty of a guitar solo too !
“Be Mine” has a funky groove reminiscent of Stevie Ray Vaughan. There is a lot of string bending on this one !
“Let Go” has a very nice flow that you can tap your feet to. And there is another good guitar solo near the end.
“Ain’t Selling Out” is very much like “Ain’t No Telling” from Axis: Bold As Love. He plays fast here like Jimi, SRV, and Alvin Lee. I guess I can’t help comparing him to Hendrix…but I do it to everyone who picks up a Strat !!
“Get It Together” has another funky groove this time with a slashing guitar. The Wah-Wah pedal comes out here for a neat solo. This is strictly hard nosed rock. That’s why for me their songs cannot be connected to before Clapton or Jeff Beck. It’s just not traditional blues rock; it’s modern blues like I mentioned before. That’s not a dig…it’s just not a favorite style of mine.
“A Little Bit More” closes the album with a bang of an instrumental. I only wish that there were more tunes like this on this record.
Kenny Wayne Shepherd knows his way around a Stratocaster on this album. And it is for that reason that I recommend this one to you for your pleasure !!
Hi Richard. Fantastic pick and article. I like a lot of the musicians you mentioned and have listened to them before, some more than the others.
Great feature and pick Richard. I picked it myself a few days ago. It's more of a hard rock album than strictly a blues rock album to my ears. His playing is, as ever, stellar.
@@melaniethurber5117Thanks Melanie !
@@jerryattwooll4864Thanks Jerry !
Excellent write-up Richard. I dig this album. Great article on The Black Keys yesterday also.
Lonely Runs Both Ways - Alison Krauss & Union Station
#6: Rush: Feedback
Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Released by Mute Records in September 2004, Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus is a double album by Australian musician Nick Cave (my personal favorite artist) and his multinational group, the Bad Seeds. The album, their thirteenth overall, is an epic and panoramic listening experience and shows Cave’s breadth and diversity as a performer. With his ace band in tow, including multi-instrumentalist Warren Ellis on flute, mandolin, bouzouki, and violin, Cave shows his acumen for tender, gospel-influenced, gothic-adjacent balladry on songs such as “Carry Me” and “O Children” while other cuts, including “Get Ready for Love” and “Supernaturally,” find him in a lustier, more aggressive rock-and-roll-shaman mode. And his lyricism impresses and fascinates as always - consider “There She Goes, My Beautiful World,” where he cleverly catalogs great art born of diminished, banal, and/or painful circumstances:
🎶 John Wilmot penned his poetry
Riddled with the pox
Nabokov wrote on index cards
At a lectern, in his socks
St. John of the Cross did his best stuff
Imprisoned in a box
And Johnny Thunders was half alive
When he wrote “Chinese Rocks” 🎶
Choice cuts: “Breathless,” “O Children”
Prior 2004 selections -
Aha Shake Heartbreak by Kings of Leon
Antics by Interpol
A Grand Don't Come for Free by the Streets
Hopes and Fears by Keane
How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb by U2
Madvillainy by Madvillain
Symphony of Enchanted Lands II - The Dark Secret by Rhapsody
Witchcraft by Witchcraft
You Are the Quarry by Morrissey
Excellent pick David. If this were a normal 30 day list this album would definitely be on mine.
Today’s pick: IS THERE LOVE IN SPACE? by JOE SATRIANI. My picks for this series are not ranked. Instead today, I’ll give not only the album a letter grade, songs will be graded individually also.
“Gnaahh” is an interesting and fun album opener. Joe Satriani is one of the best guitar players on Earth so something about that is going to be brought up plenty of times today. Here goes…Great one of a kind guitar soloing on this song. Grade A
“Up in Flames” is an excellent hard rocker with some of the best guitar playing to go along with it. Grade A
“Hands in the Air” is another hard rockin’ tune with great soloing and some wild effects thrown in to boot. Grade A
“Lifestyle” has a rare vocal from Joe included. Joe’s not the best singer in the world and this would have gotten a higher grade had Satriani hired a singer worthy of this composition. GradeB+
“Is There Love in Space?” This song could have been written by any number of rock artists. It’s the lead guitar playing that makes this number special. Grade B+
“If I Could Fly” is a really good song with nice chording. Joe solo’s all the way through. Grade A
“The Souls of Distortion” is the heaviest tune on this album. Joe makes terrific use of his wah-wah pedal throughout. Grade A
”Just Look Up” is a rather beautiful, tender composition. Satriani usually includes a song like this on each of his albums. While this isn’t his absolute best effort in that department it still deserves a grade of B+.
“I Like the Rain” is a kind of boogie tune with an electronically distorted vocal. Singing - Grade C; Songwriting - Grade B; Guitar solo - Grade A
“Searching” is the longest composition on this album clocking in at over ten minutes. I had to listen to it twice just to absorb it all. Grade A-
“Bamboo” is a soothing composition that after making it through this whole album could lull you to sleep. Grade B
Overall album grade is A-
Just like Clutch, he has so many albums and I haven't heard them all. This is one of them. I will have to find time to checj it out. Been seeinf this one on here lately.
Pretty good - for me sits about in the middle of his output
Hi Andy. I’ve heard of Satriani before but never listened to his music. Very interesting article after reading it I might have to check him out.
Great write-up as usual Andy. Joe Satriani is one of my favorite guitarists.
Hi Andy, I do like Satriani, and have a few of his albums, especially the earlier ones, but I haven't heard this one; I do tend to find it hard to get from one end of any instrumental album to the other without my attention wandering and JS, however brilliant a guitarist he undoubtedly is, I'd no exception. Couldn't tell you what the last all-instrumental album I bought actually was...
Steve Earle - The Revolution Starts Now
My top 15 of 2004
6.-3 Inches of Blood-Advance and Vanquish
7.-Behemoth-Demigod
8.-The Chasm-The Spell of Retribution
9.-Mnemic-The Audio Injected Soul
10-Lamb of God-Ashes of the Wake
11-Machine Head-Through the Ashes of Empire
12-Amon Amarth-Fate of Norms
13-Exodus-Tempo of the Damned
14-Mercenary-11 Dreams
15-The Ocean-Fluxion
#6 Deadsoul tribe, The January tree. Austrian progressive metal band founded by American guitarist and vocalist. Devon Graves aka Buddy Lackey; originally from the Californian Metal band (Psychotic Waltz)
My pick for day 6 : "Live at the Isle of Wight" by Jethro Tull.Recorded in 30 August 1970.But released in 2 November 2004.
Hi Daniel. That’s a fantastic show. I have a DVD by the Moody Blues from that concert.
@@melaniethurber5117 Thats great Melanie.Take care Melanie.✌
Devils Ground- Primal Fear
Exodus - Tempo of the Damned
6- Arcade Fire - Funeral
Incredible debut by these Canadians. Portentous and spectral themes. Win Butler's voice is unique and the music is simply wonderful and in those years it sounded new and fresh.
Albums That Are 20 Years Old in 2024, #15
6- Arcade Fire - Funeral
7- Brian Wilson - SMiLE
8- Green Day - American Idiot
9- Devendra Banhart -Rejoicing in the Hands / Niño Rojo
#10- Morrissey - You Are the Quarry
#11- Danger Mouse - The Grey Album
#12- Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus
#13- Loretta Lynn - Van Lear Rose
#14 - Wilco - A ghost is born
#15- - Interpol - Antics
Pineapple Thief - 12 Stories Down
Metal Church - The Weight Of The World
0:38 pick #6
My pick: Annihilator - All For You
Day 10-Demigod - Behemoth
Day 9-Time Slip - Helmet of Gnats
Day 8-Blast Tyrant - Clutch
Day 7-Funeral - Arcade Fire
Day 6-The Dirty South - Drive-By Truckers
Day 5-American Idiot - Green Day
Day 4-Isa - Enslaved
Day 3-A Natural Disaster - Anathema
Day 2-Rubber Factory - The Black Keys
Day 1-Almost Killed Me - The Hold Steady
Hi Charlie. Interesting pick and list
Hey Charlie. Outstanding list. Looks like we have a few picks in common.
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Melanie!
@@christophercoles4401 Thanks Chris!
Hey ther folks. Sorry missed gallery this morning. Not as well and rough spot but otherwise kicking, Pete fine to Clutch album. And as what is good as we can trust to hear good albums that we have as favorites, Thanks. TC see ya later friends.
6. Exodus - Tempo of the Damned
Favorite Tracks: Impaler, War Is My Shepherd, Tempo of the Damned, Forward March
7. Megadeth - The System Has Failed
8. Interpol - Antics
9. Mark Lanegan Band - Bubblegum
10. Wicked Minds - For The Purple Skies
11. Clutch - Blast Tyrant
12. Ayeron - The Human Equation
13. Dililnger Escape Plan - Miss Machine
14. Shadows Fall - The War Within
15. Death Angel - The Art of Dying
Hi Tom Great choice.. On my list the other day.. Classic album and great artwork as well.. HEAVY METAL!!!!!!!! \m/ \m/ hope all is well.. Have a great night and week ahead our friend..
Hi Tom. You have another one for my list. Interesting list though.
Excellent pick Tom!
Great choice Tom!
My choice today is one I don't think I've seen in the comments before for 2004 choices. It's Proto-Kaw with 'Before Became After'. This was a band that existed in the early 1970s, as an early incarnation of Kansas, with Kerry Livgren being the prime mover (to borrow the title of another album he was later involved in). The members of the line-up of this early version of Kansas didn't release any music back in the 1970s, but some stuff was recorded, which only saw a release about 30 years later in 2002 under the title of 'Early Recordings from Kansas 1971-1973'. This is a really interesting album as it contains some early versions of songs that would later turn up on Kansas albums, and the seeds of the direction Kansas would take. The old band members got together for the first time in many years when this album was released and found that, perhaps surprisingly, they still had some chemistry, even though some of them hadn't really been involved in music at all in the intervening period. They decided to make some new recordings, but they couldn't call themselves 'Kansas' now, so they came up with an appropriate new name, 'Proto-Kaw' ('proto' meaning 'early' or 'original', 'Kaw' the root word for a tribe from which Kansas took its name). This band went on to record three very good albums between 2004 and 2011, of which my choice today is the first. If you like Kerry Livgren and/or Kansas, you'll like this too. Check out 'Words of Honor' or 'Axolotl' as a starting place if you care to.
1. Asia: ‘Silent Nation’
2. Ayreon: ‘The Human Equation’
3. Embrace: ‘Out of Nothing’
4. Glass Hammer: ‘Shadowlands’
5. Heart: ‘Jupiter's Darling’
6. IQ: ‘Dark Matter’
7. Jump: ‘A Man Was Made’
8. Magenta: ‘Seven’
9. Neal Morse: ‘One’
10. Proto-Kaw: ‘Before Became After’
One of my earlier picks too - and I'm not even a big Kansas fan
Hi Tim. Interesting article and pick
@@wolf1977Thanks for pointing that out, and sorry I missed your earlier post. Glad you like this one. It's kind of Kansas but different!
@@melaniethurber5117Hi Melanie... Thanks for that!
@@timdoggart6787 your welcome Tim
Inferno -Motorhead.
**No Particular Order**
10 Metal Church - The Weight Of The World
9 Orange Goblin "Thieving from the House of God"
8 Death Angel "The Art Of Dying"
7 Iced Earth "The Glorious Burden"
6 Avril Lavigne "Under My Skin"
5 Aerosmith "Honkin' On Bobo" (Thanks to our friends Christopher Coles & Drew Rose. Heard this 1st time couple days ago on Sunday.. ROCKS!!!!!!!!)
4 K**lers "Hot Fuss"
3 Exodus "Tempo Of The Damned"
2 Green Day "American Idiot"
1 Wicked Minds "From The Purple Skies" (Likened To Hammond Driven Deep Purple And Uriah Heep)
Hi Mark N Mandy. Interesting list
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Melanie.. Hope all is well and have a goodnight and a wonderful day our friend..
Nice Mark!
Nicd choice. I know most of the MC albuma but this one I need to check out.
Nice choice and list there so far! Enjoy Monday
Absolutely love Clutch, this was my number 11! My choice today...
Irish folk metal Cruachan - Pagan.
Charlie Hunter Trio - Friends Seen and Unseen
06- The Tea Party - Seven Circles [Crossover Prog]
07- Edenbridge - Shine [Symphonic Metal]
08- Threshold - Subsurface [Progressive Metal]
09- The Tangent - The World That We Drive Through [Eclectic Prog]
10- Mindflow - Just the Two of Us-Me and Them [Progressive Metal]
11- Joanna Newsom - The Milk-Eyed Mender [Avantgarde]
12- Imperia - The Ancient Dance of Qetesh [Symphonic Metal]
13- Black Bonzo - Black Bonzo [Heavy Prog]
14- Trans-Siberian Orchestra - The Lost Christmas Eve [Holiday]
15- David Arkenstone - Atlantis: A Symphonic Journey [New Age]
Today's pick is Danzig-Circle Of Snakes. Another terrific album from Danzig.
Hi Yoke. Interesting pick
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Mel
I need to listen to more of the post 4 albums Yoke! Love those to death and certain songs I hear past that era I really like.
Hi Yoke. Awesome choice.
@@dannyhoeykens Hi Danny-Thanks my friend
6. Mastodon - Leviathan
In the 90s, like a lot of people, I checked out of the metal scene beyond the stoner variety of Melvins, Monster Magnet, Kyuss and Sleep. The last real metal show I saw that decade was Bolt Thrower in 1992. That was a mistake. Not Bolt Thrower, who were awesome, but missing out on, for example, Iron Maiden in a small club during those lean Blaze Bailey years. The extreme metal underground continued to progress and mutate, with Death, Coroner, Acid Bath, and Neurosis pushing things forward. Entombed's Uprising (2000) and Opeth's Blackwater Park (2001) started to shake me out of my metal slumber, as did Mastodon's Remission (2002). By the time Leviathan came out, I was fully onboard with seeing metal shows again. While the Atlanta, GA band's debut saw them bursting out the gate at full strength with their sludge and prog metal formula fully formed, the whole presentation of Leviathan with it's ambitious literary concepts, gorgeous cover art and the distinct personalities of the band members emerging that had me thinking this band might reach Metallica level popularity. That didn't happen, but they still remain one of the most highly regarded metal bands of the 21st century, along with Opeth and Gojira. And Leviathan has aged like a great barrel aged bourbon.
7. The Hidden Hand - Mother Teacher Destroyer
8. Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand
9. Motörhead - Inferno
10. Razorlight - Up All Night
11. Wilco - A Ghost Is Born
12. Isis - Panopticon
13. Interpol - Antics
14. Electric Wizard - We Live
15. Tom Waits - Real Gone
Great pick. On my list in a couple of days.
Haven't heard all of their music, but I do like what I've heard so far. I've seen some live footage and they are really good. My #6: Going with the 4th album from a great Blues/Rock guitarist who has been around for quite a while now. He's a great player who definitely grew up listening to the best players including SRV, Jimi Hendrix, etc. His previous 2 albums featured a different singer, but this one features himself on the guitar and lead vocals. Talking about Kenny Wayne Shepherd - The Place You're In
Back to the AOR obscurities again, today (Hello Iain). A little known release from that great specialist melodic rock label, Frontiers, an album simply titled FROM THE INSIDE. This is basically a vehicle for vocalist Danny Vaughn backed by the cream of Frontiers' best musicians. 11 original songs from various sources, even including Desmond Child in one instance. Danny Vaughn originally made his name singing with Waysted and raking them in a more melodic direction, before fronting his own hard rocking AOR combo Tyketto. Outside of the real A List singers in this field such as Lou Gramm, Steve Perry, Jimi Jamison, Steve Walsh, Tommy Shaw etc, Danny is about as good as it gets and he's in quite magnificent voice here on a selection of quality AOR songs. This is, for the most part, pure AOR with the emphasis on melody, hooks and big, make that huge choruses rather than instrumental showing off or hard rocking thrills. There are a couple of melodic riff rockers here, the Desmond Child Co write, Suddenly and Always, where the guitars are more prominent throughout the song. Elsewhere the likes of Nothing At All, Stop, Relentless, and Blessing in Disguise are all great uptempo melodic rock tracks with big hooks. Damn and Is Anybody Watching Me are slower AOR songs without actually being ballads. Fight For Love and Losing Game are the two regular power ballads here, both blessed with big hooky choruses. Best of all is closing epic track, a huge sounding slowie that just builds and builds, Beautiful Goodbye, featuring an absolutely stunning vocal from Danny Vaughn and some real emotional heft. Very much an album for the AOR congesenti.
Hi Jerry. I’ll have to check out your pick. Interesting article. That comment to Iain I got a laugh out of it. He’s always mentioning that…. Lol
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Melanie, I hope you enjoy what you hear.
Also an Alice Cooper album (1978) - with Davey Johnstone, Dick Wagner, Dee Murray, Jim Keltner, Lee Sklar, Steve Lukather, Rick Nilesen. Also a Poco album (1971)...Tyketto has some pretty good AOR albums-especially in the 90's-and Vaughn's a good singer (he's also got a few good solo albums-maybe more 'rock' than AOR). As usual I like the upbeat numbers more, they do include maybe a few too many ballads (or 'slower numbers'). Sometimes I get an Extreme vibe from them. TBH don't like that much from them post 90's (don't hink I've heard all of the live albums though). I don't have this From The Inside album - which band exactly is it credited to?
Hey Jerry. Great write-up. I'll have to check this out.
Hi Jerry, well, all I can say is that, looking in from the OUTSIDE, this is indeed a fine album and is one with which I am happily familiar although it hasn't quite made my list on this occasion. Anything with Danny Vaughn singing on it is worth hearing at least, and this is, as you rightly point out, a hidden gem. Great pick!
Hello Pete and everyone. Today’s choice is by a band that was associated with the ’Madchester’ and Britpop scenes in the past, yet they have successfully outlived both of those musical trends:
The Charlatans - Up At The Lake
My favourite songs from this album include the title track, Cry Yourself To Sleep, High Up Your Tree, Try Again Today and Dead Love.
Nos. 6-15 (not ranked)
Incubus - A Crow Left Of The Murder…
Green Day - American Idiot
U2 - How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb
The Killers - Hot Fuss
Elliott Smith - From A Basement On The Hill
Heart - Jupiters Darling
The Zutons - Who Killed…..The Zutons?
Air - Talkie Walkie
Kings Of Leon - Aha Shake Heartbreak
Hi Bryan. I don’t know your pick but your article and list are excellent.
@@melaniethurber5117 Thank you so much, Melanie. I don’t know whether you remember but I also picked an album from this band in my 1994 list, and I said something along the lines of how they deserved to be as successful as Blur and Oasis. For some reason, however, they never achieved much success outside of the UK.
@@bryanbyrde8338 Sorry Bryan I don’t remember
Day #6 - The Corrs - BORROWED HEAVEN
Good pick christopher i let this slip by me. I have 6 my favorite is Magic Potion. Your writeup makes rubber factory worth getting.
10. Gipsy Kings- Roots
1. Motörhead- Inferno
2. Aerosmith- Honkin’ on Bobo
3. Gene Simmons- A**hole
4. Saxon- Lionheart
5. I.Q.- Dark Matter
6. Scorpions- Unbreakable
7. Iommi- The 1996 DEP Sessions
8. The Flower Kings- Adam and Eve
9. The Tangent- The World That We Drive Through
Killers-Hot Fuss. I'm not too much into Modern Rock, but I dig The Killers. Originally, their sound was a modern take on Synth-Pop/New Wave. So, they sound like a cross between Duran Duran, The Cars, The Cure, and U2. This band is from Las Vegas. Their later albums would incorporate a Heartland Rock influence. I got into this band by checking out the website of Neo-Prog band IQ. Their singer, Peter Nicholls, had their 2008 Day & Age as one of his favorite albums. So, I thought that they were worth investing.
Lars Horntveth - Pooka
So lotsa great choices for 2004. I'll stick with my approach to the FF picks & do mine alphabetically - two letters per day/year. There are SO many. Here are the picks for 2004/S-T:
Schenker-Pattison Summit/The Endless Jam - not a huge Schenker fan myself but this is a good one. Aynsley Dunbar on board
The Solution/Communicate - good funky rock
Steel Pulse/African Holocaust - 11th album by this great Reggae band. They have at least 10 very good releases - one of the best Reggae bands around since the late 70's
Steve Morse/Major Impacts 2 - followup 'tribute' album by this guitar great. Not covers, these are originals done 'in the style of...'. He can really do it all!
Tea Leaf Green/Living In Between - a SF jam band around since the mid 90's, although here they keep many tracks to less than 5 minutes. They've now bult up a discography of at least 8 fine albums. At their best right there with Goose, Moe., Perpetual Groove, Phish, Psychedelic Breakfast, Umphrey's McGee & Widespread Panic
HM's: Sense, Seree Lee, Seventh Key, Shadowman, Siena Root, Simon Apple, Steve Fister, Steve Hackett, Stary Cats, Supergrass, Swedish Family, Swirl 360, Syzygy, Tak Matsumoto Group, The Tangent, Tetsuo Sakurai, Thirsty Merc, The Thrills, Todd Rundgren, Tony Carey, Travers & Appice, Trix, The Tubes
# 6 Green Day - American Idiot
Like most on these lists, I can't believe this one is 20 years old. A solid rock album from top to finish that caught on with the mainstream with its memorable singles . Album still holds up well.
Didn't make my list but this was the last Green Day album that I can listen to. Definitely has some good tunes.
#6: The Out-of-Towners by Keith Jarrett
#7: Eternal by Branford Marsalis
#8: Somewhere by The Bill Charlap Trio
#9: Illuminations by McCoy Tyner
#10: Lionheart by Saxon
#11: Inferno by Motorhead
#12: Leviathan by Mastodon
#13: The System Has Failed by Megadeth
#14: Madvillainy by Madvillain
#15: Slavery Suite by Tubman Atnimara
#6 A Perfect Circle "eMOTIVe"
Blast Tyrant got me on board big time!
6. Cradle Of Filth - Nymphetamine
7. Mastodon - Leviathan
8. All That Remains - This Darkened Heart
9. Mayhem - Chimera
10. My Dying Bride - Songs Of Darkness, Words Of Light
11. Green Day - American Idiot
12. Amon Amarth - The Fate Of Norns
13. Social Distortion - Sex, Love and Rock ‘n’ Roll
14. Lamb Of God - Ashes Of The Wake
15. Esoteric - Subconscious Dissolution Into The Continuum
Hibria - Defying the Rules
Power/Speed Metal out of Brazil
The Forty-Fives .... High Life High Volume
Now here is some hoppin' garage rock right here.
Produced by Jim Diamond, the hot garage rock producer from Detroit at that moment.
This brings to mind all those sixties classic garage bands but with an updated sound mix.
You know, all those bands with a "The" before their names like....
The Sonics
The Troggs
The Trashmen
The Seeds
The Standells
Just some old-fashioned rock and roll. Dancing and tapping your feet is encouraged.
Most of my prior picks are garage rock too, check it out...
9) Hawaii Mud Bombers ... Mondo Primo
8) Motorhead ... Inferno
(OK, not Motorhead. But checkout Lemmy's rockabilly Headcat records instead. )
7) Guitar Wolf ... Loverock
6) Electric Frankenstein ... Dead and Back/We Will Bury You!
(EF is garage punk/metal, actually. )
5) Acid Mothers Temple.... Mantra of Love
(Psych/prog here, actually.)
4) Southern Culture On The Skids ... Mojo Box
3) The Donnas ... Gold Medal
2) The Mooney Suzuki .... Alive & Amplified
1) Glenn Hughes ... Soulfully Live in the City of Angels
( The Voice of Rock, Glenn Hughes. Glenn probably hasn't practiced in a garage in decades.)
Real nice pick with Clutch, Pete. I own a fistful of their stuff, but not Blast Tyrant somehow.
I'm really attached to their songs, Willie Nelson and In Walks Barbarella.
My picks are in no particular order. My pick #10 is The Ark : State of The Ark.
Day 10. Proto-Kaw - Before Became After
My day 10 favorite 20 year old album is Marillion - Marbles.
1. Buckethead - Population Overide
2. Big Big Train - Gathering Speed
3. Happy the Man - The Muse Awakens
4. Brian Wilson - Smile
5. Ayreon - The Human Equation
6. The Watch - Vacuum
7. Sleepytime Gorilla Museum - Of Natural History
8. Magenta - Seven
9. IQ - Dark Matter
10. Marillion - Marbles
Excellent choice Sal
Social Distortion- Sex, Love and Rock n Roll
Excellent pick Jamie.
Madvillain - Madvillainy
Day 10 my 6th favourite album Im going with Incubus A Crow Left Of The Murder
Blast Tyrant. What an awesome rock record. Clutch should have been the 00s Rolling Stones., and The Mob Goes Wild should have been their Satisfaction. But instead the popular opinion decided they liked Nickelback more even though they thought Nickelback was the worst thing ever. And it's not like Clutch didn't have help, they had videos directed by Bam Margera, THE tastemaker for 00s teenagers, and even he couldn't do it. I hate this country sometimes. Blast Tyrant rules. If you don't have it, get it.
Highlights: The Mob Goes Wild, Profits of Doom, Subtle Hustle, Cypress Grove
#6. MORRISSEY - You Are The Quarry
7. THE DEVASTATIONS - The Devastations
8. HOLLY GOLIGHTLY - Slowly But Surely
9. JOANNA NEWSOM - The Milk-Eyed Mender
10. ALELA DIANE - The Pirate's Gospel
11. GREY DELISLE - The Graceful Ghost
12. ELLIOTT SMITH - From A Basement On The Hill
No 06: Threshold - Subsurface
No 07: Fates Warning - FWX
No 08: Cult of Luna - Salvation
No 09: Indukti - S.U.S.A.R.
No 10: Isis - Panopticon
No 11: Marillion - Marbles
No 12: Derek Sherinian - Mythology
No 13: Paatos - Kallocain
No 14: Sleepytime Gorilla Museum - Of Natural History
No 15: Orphaned Land - Mabool: The Story of the Three Sons of Seven
Great pick, again, John. Another one that made my list too.
@@Alfred_Domke_antispace-sounds Thanks!
Friday Night Lights Film Soundtrack: Original instrumentals by Explosions In The Sky + a couple others including the song Seagull by Bad Company.
My #10: Creed - Greatest Hits
Hit Squad by British Psych Band The Bevis Frond.
My pick for today: My Chemical Romance-Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge.
Hi Rick. Never heard of your pick either. I’ll have to check them out.
@@melaniethurber5117 This was one of my oddball picks.
@@rickmay6932 are you trying to get strange picks like me??
@@melaniethurber5117 Just providing people some musical options besides just the artists you've heard before. Still have a couple left on my list, like Arcade Fire and Franz Ferdinand.
6>Sonic Youth "Sonic Nurse"
#6 Motorhead - Inferno
My pick today is the album Humble Colossus by the band Plankton. Instrumental rock band.
Kind of like a prog blues rock hybrid.
#6. Cradle Of Filth Nymphetamine
#7. God Dethroned The Lair Of The White Worm
#8. Death Angel The Art Of Dying
#9. Therion Lemuria/Sirius B
#10. Dream Evil- The Book Of Heavy Metal
#11. Bloodbath Nightmares Made Flesh
#12 The Dillinger Escape Plan- Miss Machine
# 13 Exodus Temple Of The Damned
# 14 Enslaved Isa
# 15 Mastodon Leviathan
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