Currently Listening To: My filthy pirated copy of the new Tool Album that comes out in a couple weeks that I will be buying.

I listened to that, but I won't be buying it, and I won't be listening to it again.

 

It's weird, but on gaming forums, you get lynched if you say anything bad about Tool, but on almost any other forum, most people think Tool is overrated.

 

Which they are.

 

Anyway, Broken Social Scene - 7/4 (Shoreline). Which is actually in 7/4.

They are.

Currently Listening To: My filthy pirated copy of the new Tool Album that comes out in a couple weeks that I will be buying.

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Hey, nothin wrong with that. As you said, you WILL be buying it. Just don't pass judgment on the leaked version. I did that with the first Audioslave album... the leaked demos were awful. Final CD version was much better. Same with Frank Black's Honeycomb.

 

Black Sabbath - Supernaut

Audioslave turned out a lot better than I expected them to be. I mean, every song they make is a basic rock song, so listening to their records can get boring (read: drive your fingers into your brain through your eyes repetitive), but in small doses, they manage to completely rock out.

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Apocalyptica - Path

Apocalyptica is really popular here. I like it.

 

Although I still don't really like their Metallica covers. Their own stuff is so much better.

Apocalyptica - Until it sleeps

Apocalyptica - Kaamos

Their own stuff is way better, yeah.

 

Bathory - Shores Aflame

I bought the first Audioslave album the day it came out, that's how much of a Cornell fan I was/am. I mean I defended the guy after that awful Letterman performance. Although that's nothing new... remember Pretty Noose on SNL? Yikes.

 

I had always heard mixed things about Soundgarden live shows, which all happened before I started going to concerts, sadly. In fact the most glowing live Soundgarden review I've heard was from a guy who was on LSD at the time. He said the shade of purple they used in their light show was "really, really cool."

 

When I did see Audioslave on Lollapalooza, they were great, though, so although Cornell is hit and miss he was on that day.

 

I was disappointed with the second album though, which seems to go against the grain of critical opinion. I hear the new one they're working on will be "R&B influenced." I hope we're talking more Afghan Whigs than Usher.

Currently Listening To: My filthy pirated copy of the new Tool Album that comes out in a couple weeks that I will be buying.

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Hey, nothin wrong with that. As you said, you WILL be buying it. Just don't pass judgment on the leaked version. I did that with the first Audioslave album... the leaked demos were awful. Final CD version was much better. Same with Frank Black's Honeycomb.

 

Black Sabbath - Supernaut

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The first Audioslave album was good, the 2nd one had one good song, yet the worst song on the CD gets all the radio play. God I hate "Doesn't Remind Me"

Apocalyptica - In memoriam

I bought the first Audioslave album the day it came out, that's how much of a Cornell fan I was/am. I mean I defended the guy after that awful Letterman performance. Although that's nothing new... remember Pretty Noose on SNL? Yikes.

 

I had always heard mixed things about Soundgarden live shows, which all happened before I started going to concerts, sadly. In fact the most glowing live Soundgarden review I've heard was from a guy who was on LSD at the time. He said the shade of purple they used in their light show was "really, really cool."

 

When I did see Audioslave on Lollapalooza, they were great, though, so although Cornell is hit and miss he was on that day.

 

I was disappointed with the second album though, which seems to go against the grain of critical opinion. I hear the new one they're working on will be "R&B influenced." I hope we're talking more Afghan Whigs than Usher.

 

Chris Cornell said his vocal styles was rhythm and blues influenced and they were getting sensitive on this record. In completely contrary reports, Tom Morello says they have some of the heaviest songs and riffs on this record.

 

Yeah, any Chris Cornell I've heard live wasn't all that, but whenever I hear him on a record I think he's GOD.

 

I like their second album, but not as much as their first. Also, Dandelion has got to be the happiest thing Chris ever sung. He's one of the artists most in need of prozac.

Apocalyptica - Domination

Ensiferum - Warriors Quest

 

On one level I think this is good. On another, this is the funniest thing I've heard in ages.

 

"Ride away on your mighty horse, Ride away to the land of Thor"

 

Awesome. Just awesome.

Apocalyptica - Pray

I do believe it, to some extent. The emphasis should be laid on the part that says that you should clearly know they want to swear. Because if you don't do something you want to do, you have a reason for not doing that.

 

Currently listening to - Deerhoof - Chatterboxes

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Though it seems "out of courtesy" is absent from your list.

Apocalyptica - Enter Sandman

Deerhoof - Panda song

Apocalytica - Toreador

Evanesence - Tourniquet

Turmion Katilot - Stormbringer

That cover is a bit horrible.

 

Turmion K

Cant really comment on that as I havent heard the original version and dont know who it is by.

 

Megaherz - Ja Genau