Quite probably my favourate live album, i love it, and found it the other day so had to stick it on, and it hasnt been out of my car's cd player ever since.
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Bob Garage
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ICED EARTH - Alive in Athens -CD 1
Quite probably my favourate live album, i love it, and found it the other day so had to stick it on, and it hasnt been out of my car's cd player ever since.
Quite probably my favourate live album, i love it, and found it the other day so had to stick it on, and it hasnt been out of my car's cd player ever since.
Theres a vortex in the fridge,
The food flies about
Throttled by sausages
I cannot get out!
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Diarmuid
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Kansas - Carry On Wayward Son
Simply put, it's a good, catchy number, and has great songwriting. Probably my second favorite Kansas song, next to Dust in the Wind.
Simply put, it's a good, catchy number, and has great songwriting. Probably my second favorite Kansas song, next to Dust in the Wind.
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Elmoz
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Johny Cash - Hurt (Nine Inch Nail's)
damn i love this song after heard it on one of the smallville episodes from season 3
it match so well with the scene lex luthor is alone in the asylum
smallville fan right here
cant stop listening hehe
damn i love this song after heard it on one of the smallville episodes from season 3
it match so well with the scene lex luthor is alone in the asylum
smallville fan right here
cant stop listening hehe
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Truth Teller
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Aerosmith - Livin' on the Edge
I saw Aerosmith in concert last week and realized they have some pretty cool songs in their repertoire. So I went out and got this double CD set - "Oh Yeah, Ultimate Aerosmith Hits." A lot of times I'm just not a big fan of bands unless I see them live... I dunno why that is!
I saw Aerosmith in concert last week and realized they have some pretty cool songs in their repertoire. So I went out and got this double CD set - "Oh Yeah, Ultimate Aerosmith Hits." A lot of times I'm just not a big fan of bands unless I see them live... I dunno why that is!
If Jesus ever did come back, I just hope he would get a haircut and a shave; otherise dad would think he was one of those damn hippies.
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CreepingDave
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Diarmuid
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Question. Did anybody here besides myself, Truth Teller, Bob Garage, and Fading to Black actually frickin' read Poolzer's very first post on this thread? Or is thinking of a reason why you like the songs you're listening to just too damned difficult to do? 
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Superhansen
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Amon Amarth - Versus the World (Viking Edition)
I just love Amon Amarth! And especially this album. All in all, it's just another viking metal album, but there's something about this album that just puts it over the rest. It is certainly more melodic than most other viking metal releases, and it seems to me that the riffs of Versus the World is more varied and more numerous as well. The vocals, done by Johan Hegg (the man with the twenty centimeter beard), are classic guttural death metal vocals, but incredibly varied, at least compared to most other death metal vocals. Definately an album worthy of a place in every death metal fan's shelf.
Just thought I'd join the club of people who manages to post properly.
I just love Amon Amarth! And especially this album. All in all, it's just another viking metal album, but there's something about this album that just puts it over the rest. It is certainly more melodic than most other viking metal releases, and it seems to me that the riffs of Versus the World is more varied and more numerous as well. The vocals, done by Johan Hegg (the man with the twenty centimeter beard), are classic guttural death metal vocals, but incredibly varied, at least compared to most other death metal vocals. Definately an album worthy of a place in every death metal fan's shelf.
Just thought I'd join the club of people who manages to post properly.