I love this version of this song. Plus the first time in 20+ years is pretty cool
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frantik2k3
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Jump in the Fire from the LiveMetallica version of Edmonton.
I love this version of this song. Plus the first time in 20+ years is pretty cool
I love this version of this song. Plus the first time in 20+ years is pretty cool
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The Reaper
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Helloween Ride the Sky live in Montreal 2002
not my best record but this was my 3th show recording!
but this song is awesome from the best Helloween period!
not my best record but this was my 3th show recording!
but this song is awesome from the best Helloween period!
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King_Nothing
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I agree with you man, I love Dark Tranquillity. Projector, The Gallery and Haven are my favorite albums...Damage Done is amazing as well. I have about 7-10 DT bootlegs. Anyone who isnt fammiliar with this band should really check into them!Superhansen wrote:Listening to Dark Tranquillity - Live in Gothenburg '99.
I just can't possibly express how much this band means to me.. A few of their songs were more or less the only thing that got me though an extremely difficult period of my life some time back. I think I must've listened to the Projector album at least a hundred times just during that particullar period. How many times after that, I can't count. The tracks that means the most to me are (not just from the Projector album): The Same, Emptier Still, Day to End, To a Bitter Halt, Haven, Lethe and Fabric.
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R.I.P Cliff Burton
R.I.P Dimebag Darrell Abbott
R.I.P Layne Staley
R.I.P DIO
R.I.P Cory Smoot
R.I.P Jeff Hanneman
R.I.P John Rutsy

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starcrossed49
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Metallica - Hit The Lights, (San Francisco '82)
This was the first bootleg show I got I think and James' high pitched vox are amazingly funny. It always cracks me up - he doesn't yell, he shreiks!
Awesome stuff.
This was the first bootleg show I got I think and James' high pitched vox are amazingly funny. It always cracks me up - he doesn't yell, he shreiks!
Awesome stuff.
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Bob Garage
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Iced Earth - Alive in Athens
I still have this on in my car at the moment. i love this live album and can't get enough of it. although the missus did get fed up of it over the weekend and changed it to Sepultura's Arise but I have since changed it back.

I still have this on in my car at the moment. i love this live album and can't get enough of it. although the missus did get fed up of it over the weekend and changed it to Sepultura's Arise but I have since changed it back.

Theres a vortex in the fridge,
The food flies about
Throttled by sausages
I cannot get out!
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Master_Hetfield
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Yeah its hilarious he's the squeaky drunk, and incredibly out of tune. Its amazing to see how far he's come.starcrossed49 wrote:Metallica - Hit The Lights, (San Francisco '82)
This was the first bootleg show I got I think and James' high pitched vox are amazingly funny. It always cracks me up - he doesn't yell, he shreiks!
Awesome stuff.![]()
I'm listening to Dreamtheater - Scenes from a Memory
This whole albums amazing i suggest to anyone who hasn't already got it.
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Superhansen
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Nice to see that I'm not the only DT fan here.King_Nothing wrote:I agree with you man, I love Dark Tranquillity. Projector, The Gallery and Haven are my favorite albums...Damage Done is amazing as well. I have about 7-10 DT bootlegs. Anyone who isnt fammiliar with this band should really check into them!![]()
Personally, I've always preffered the Mind's I album over The Gallery, although the Gallery was certainly more "revolutenary" within the genre. It's cool how the entire album is recorded with Fenders, something which is very unusual for a death metal album. Totally with you about the Projector, Haven and Damage Done albums, though! The Live Damage DVD is awesome as well. It has really grown on me. Never had much love for the Skydancer album, though. I always thought that Michael was a better growler and singer than Anders.
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Guitarfreak454
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Godsmack - Sweet Leaf. Awesome cover. Godsmacks one of my favorite bands and seeing there take at an old classic is awesome. Plus they did it real good !! 
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Diarmuid
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Really well, dammit. They did it REALLY WELL. 
Oy. Enough being a grammar nazi.
NP: The Who - Behind Blue Eyes
To hell with Limp Bizkit's cover. Pete Townshend's playing on this song is nothing short of brilliant, and Roger Daltrey's vocals convey the perfect sense of passion and anger that are in the lyrics. Pretty good for a follow up to Tommy.
Oy. Enough being a grammar nazi.
NP: The Who - Behind Blue Eyes
To hell with Limp Bizkit's cover. Pete Townshend's playing on this song is nothing short of brilliant, and Roger Daltrey's vocals convey the perfect sense of passion and anger that are in the lyrics. Pretty good for a follow up to Tommy.
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Duane
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Whitesnake - Lausanne, Switzerland - Jan. 1983 - Old Whitesnake is excellent stuff.....don't let the late 80's big hair glam shit fool you. This is a great show with an amazing performance of "Ain't no love in the heart of the city". The late great Cozy Powell had just joined the band...he was a hell of a drummer. Awesome show, great band.... 
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