What's a spinnin' in your CD player?

[Geoff]

A Thorn for Every Heart - 'Silence is golden' (A lot of screaming in this one, but some pretty cool choruses... sort of like a heavier Yellowcard. It's pretty cool, though probably won't be one of my fave modern ones. )

[Geoff]

Just finished listening to 'Omega' by Alyson Avenue. I don't think it's quite as good as the debut, but I'm really fond of this band. Great stuff.

 

Beau Geste - 'Another night in the city' ; this one sounds okay. I'm going to sleep now though, so it hasn't held my attention.

[martinsane]

Planet X-Moon Babies

 

 

Very cool Prog. Rock. Ala Dream Theatre w/o vox. (huge guitars)

 

Featuring: Tony Macalpine-guitars, Derek Sherinian-keyboards, Virgil Donati-drums

[Doksdad]

Eli~ Push It Hard

[Rockposer]

Alice Cooper - Raise Your Fist And Yell

[Wotty]

Hopefully if Diane leaves the room I'll put on::

 

Line Of Fire :: s/t

[Jez]

Cheap Trick - Sex, America, Cheap Trick

 

Ultra cool 4 Disc box set - Most things are on it, Plus loads of excellent unreleased tracks aswell.

[JustJason]

Story Of The Year~In The Wake Of Determination

 

Intense vocals. Not Cauterize, but damn good.

[swriter]

hahahaha Wotty, she don't like Line of Fire??

 

a Dream Theater afternoon for me

 

Images and Words

Awake

Scenes from a Memory

Six Degrees

and Liquid Tension---man, if u r a musician, u may quit after hearing this one!!!! ha

[Doksdad]

China~ Go All The Way

[Geoff]

Blue Tears - 'Dancin' on the backstreets' (Hmmm, I love the first song, but there are a huge number of duds on this CD. Track 8 is the next good one and 10 was cool and I think I'm up to 12 or 13, which sounds better than the start, but there's no doubting that these tracks were the leftovers. I love anything from Blue Tears but based on the quality of the debut I thought they were invincible... I guess even a band as brilliant can write bad songs too though. Can't wait for the new one.)

[Nick C]

Zero - From Zero to Hero

[JustJason]

Silverstein~Discovering The Waterfront

[Geoff]

Silverstein~Discovering The Waterfront

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Very interested to hear what you think of this one after a few listens.

 

As for me, I finished up with Blue Tears and in the end only really liked the first and the last track.

 

Now listening to Spearhead and then Martin Stienmark, which is pretty soft balladry but okay I guess..

[Jez]

Keane Bros. - S/T

Charlie - S/T

Steve Vai - Fire Garden

Y&T - Meanstreak

[TIM (2)]

Silverstein~Discovering The Waterfront

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Very interested to hear what you think of this one after a few listens.

 

As for me, I finished up with Blue Tears and in the end only really liked the first and the last track.

 

Now listening to Spearhead and then Martin Stienmark, which is pretty soft balladry but okay I guess..

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Stenmarck is one of my faves, loved his 'One' album.

 

Playing:

 

WEST OF SUNSET - S/T

[Geoff]

Silverstein~Discovering The Waterfront

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Very interested to hear what you think of this one after a few listens.

 

As for me, I finished up with Blue Tears and in the end only really liked the first and the last track.

 

Now listening to Spearhead and then Martin Stienmark, which is pretty soft balladry but okay I guess..

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Stenmarck is one of my faves, loved his 'One' album.

 

Playing:

 

WEST OF SUNSET - S/T

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The one I have is 'Think of me'. It's very soft, almost boy band-ish. Not really into it overall, I must say. Is 'One' a little rockier?

[Geoff]

France - 'Lay it on me' (pretty cool hard rock, the ballad 'Dangerous waters' is f*cking great.)

[Geoff]

Tokyo Blade - 'Blackhearts and jaded spades' (what a cool CD - in your face hard rock, I love it.)

[TIM (2)]

Silverstein~Discovering The Waterfront

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Very interested to hear what you think of this one after a few listens.

 

As for me, I finished up with Blue Tears and in the end only really liked the first and the last track.

 

Now listening to Spearhead and then Martin Stienmark, which is pretty soft balladry but okay I guess..

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Stenmarck is one of my faves, loved his 'One' album.

 

Playing:

 

WEST OF SUNSET - S/T

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The one I have is 'Think of me'. It's very soft, almost boy band-ish. Not really into it overall, I must say. Is 'One' a little rockier?

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Yeah, "One" (his first album, obviously) is modern pop/rock & all more up-tempo than his latest. To give you an idea of the style the track "Thief" on the OVER THE EDGE album, & "Losing Game" on the FROM THE INSIDE albums are both taken from it. Well worth getting IMO, & much better than his "Think of Me" album...

 

Now Playing:-

 

KHYMERA - A New Promise

[Geoff]

Silverstein~Discovering The Waterfront

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Very interested to hear what you think of this one after a few listens.

 

As for me, I finished up with Blue Tears and in the end only really liked the first and the last track.

 

Now listening to Spearhead and then Martin Stienmark, which is pretty soft balladry but okay I guess..

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Stenmarck is one of my faves, loved his 'One' album.

 

Playing:

 

WEST OF SUNSET - S/T

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The one I have is 'Think of me'. It's very soft, almost boy band-ish. Not really into it overall, I must say. Is 'One' a little rockier?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Yeah, "One" (his first album, obviously) is modern pop/rock & all more up-tempo than his latest. To give you an idea of the style the track "Thief" on the OVER THE EDGE album, & "Losing Game" on the FROM THE INSIDE albums are both taken from it. Well worth getting IMO, & much better than his "Think of Me" album...

 

Now Playing:-

 

KHYMERA - A New Promise

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Sounds cool, I like those 2 songs. Will have to tryh to track that one down.

 

Now playing;

 

Day at the Fair - 'The rocking chair years' (another very strong modern disc. These guys are going to be another one of my faves, I suspect.)

[Geoff]

Dalton - 'Injection' (man, love this disc still)

 

Armor For Sleep - 'What to do when you are dead' (jeez, a lot of these bands have such morbid subject matters, but what a f*cking band. I have their other CD hungrily awaiting to be heard, and this one sounds just as great. Another one I predict will be a fave of mine.)

 

On the way home today:

 

Senses Fail - 'Let it enfold you' (Another very strong modern one. I enjoyed it a lot.)

[Nick C]

Roadmaster - Live + 5

Xenon - Simple

[TIM (2)]

SLAYER - Reign In Blood

 

[davesworld]

Wild Boys - Unleashed