Now -- what are you listening to? V2

DippoMagoo wrote:

Just started track 7. It's been pretty good so far, and if anything even more experimental than Stomp 442 (the last song I heard was basically a southern rock song, and it was actually really cool.)

Was that Toast To The Extras? Love that song, along with Crush and Inside Out. Inside Out has a brilliant video, based on a classic Twilight Zone episode. (Sound quality not great, but you get the idea)

Earlier:

http://www.metalmusicarchives.com/album/annihilator/refresh-the-demon

Doesn't seem to be a very highly regarded annihilator album looking at the RYM averages, though on first impression I enjoyed this a little more than the previous one.

Now:

http://www.metalmusicarchives.com/album/annihilator/alice-in-hell

I just picked this one up on CD off of ebay. The first two albums have put me on something of a thrash kick, but their following records overall I'm finding rather bland so far.

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J-Man wrote:

what did you think of it? I found it a bit boring; everyone else seems to rave about it, what's wrong with me ? LOL

Vim Fuego wrote:

DippoMagoo wrote:

Overkill - Horrorscope (The name's in there, but tough to read.)

Not actually one of my favorites I've heard by them, but it does have some awesome tracks, and it's very good overall. I honestly haven't heard anything I from them so far that I didn't like, and they don't seem to have any really widely criticized albums, which is impressive for a band with such a big discography.

Good to see your quest continuing. Horrorscope was the first Overkill album with two guitarists. I honestly thought they were doomed after losing Bobby Gustafson, because he was such an impressive guitarist. I love Horrorscope. Coma, New Machine, Live Young, Die Free, the cover of Frankenstein, and one of the greatest double track closings to an album ever in Nice Day...For A Funeral and Soulitude.

To my ears Overkill's weakest album is "I Hear Black", but even that is pretty damn good. There is also Coverkill, which being a covers album is not to everyone's taste. I like it though.

Only song I wasn't too fond of Horrorscope was the title track, oddly enough. Nice Day... For a Funeral is probably the best, though.

And yeah, I had planned on not including Coverkill, since I probably wouldn't even know most of the original songs, and it probably wouldn't do anything for me. We'll see, though.

DippoMagoo wrote:

Overkill - Horrorscope (The name's in there, but tough to read.)

Not actually one of my favorites I've heard by them, but it does have some awesome tracks, and it's very good overall. I honestly haven't heard anything I from them so far that I didn't like, and they don't seem to have any really widely criticized albums, which is impressive for a band with such a big discography.

Good to see your quest continuing. Horrorscope was the first Overkill album with two guitarists. I honestly thought they were doomed after losing Bobby Gustafson, because he was such an impressive guitarist. I love Horrorscope. Coma, New Machine, Live Young, Die Free, the cover of Frankenstein, and one of the greatest double track closings to an album ever in Nice Day...For A Funeral and Soulitude.

To my ears Overkill's weakest album is "I Hear Black", but even that is pretty damn good. There is also Coverkill, which being a covers album is not to everyone's taste. I like it though.

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