Gibbo

Annihilation

Neil Young - Rockin' In The FREE World

Molly Hatchett - Warriors Of The RAINBOW Bridge

More from Santa: Hell: Curse And Chapter (CD/DVD) Altar Of Plagues: Teethed Glory & Injury Orphaned Land: All Is One

'Twas a great night, but for me, Orphaned Land edged it as live band of the week (and therefore month ... and therefore year!) OL were incredible! More people should see this band - crying shame that the audience was quite small when the show is so feckin' brilliant. Next stop, Sound Storm, The Devil, Arkona and Therion ... Hopefully ... although The Devil won't be playing. Well, I suppose it being so close to Christmas, he's trying to keep a low profile? So Coma are playing instead?

The Clash - I Fought The Law (yesterday, our youngest daughter - aged 9 - declared that she 'loved' this song )

Slayer - Hell Awaits (it being the 'Season to be Jolly', an' all that!)

For a bunch of insectivores, they're pretty good

My World - Guns n' Roses

Another Sad Story In The Big CITY - Two-Bit Thief

ONE In Their Pride - Celtic Frost

Cradle Of Filth - Thornography (Harder, Darker, Faster)

Courtesy of Santa: Winterfylleth: The Mercian Sphere Todtgelichter: Apnoe Cradle Of Filth: Manticore And Other Horrors Twilight Of The Gods: Fire On The Mountain

Everafter

Fight Fire With Fire - Metallica

EVEryone Is EVErybody Else - Barclay James Harvest

THINKing Allowed: Skyclad

Megadeth: Good Mourning/Black Friday ... looks like it's going to be one of THOSE days today ...

FANTASTIC song!

We've got a thread running about our favourite bonus tracks & B-Sides ... but what about the albums that have MORE songs on the vinyl version then they do on the CD? Two that spring immediately to mind are Dokken's 'Beast From The East' (the CD is missing 'Standing In The Shadows', 'Turn On The Action' and 'Sleepless Nights') and the original CD release of Maiden's 'Live After Death', which was missing all of Side 4 from the original vinyl release. There must be others ...

Lacuna Coil: Comalies Twilightning: Delirium Veil Dark At Dawn: Of Decay And Desire Rage: Trapped!

Maiden's 'Total Eclipse' (which was the B-Side of 'Run To The Hills', now FINALLY available on the remastered version of 'The Number Of The Beast') is a particular favourite. Along with the live versions of 'The Prisoner' and 'Heaven Can Wait' that were on the B-Side of 'The Clairvoyant', 'cause they were recorded at Donington Park in 1988, and I was there Guns n' Roses version of 'Whole Lotta Rosie', on the B-Side of - if I remember rightly - 'Welcome To The Jungle' ('I ain't no Bon Scott, but that's a whole lotta Rosie to me!') Metallica's take on 'Am I Evil' (originally on the flipside of 'Creeping Death', before they stuck it on 'Garage Inc.')

'Twas a great night, but for me, Orphaned Land edged it as live band of the week (and therefore month ... and therefore year!) OL were incredible! More people should see this band - crying shame that the audience was quite small when the show is so feckin' brilliant. Next stop, Sound Storm, The Devil, Arkona and Therion ...

The Man On The Silver Mountain - Rainbow What was he shouting about?

Velveteen - Transvision Vamp