Sorry, you’re on the wrong thread with your sissy songsQuiet riot feel the noise
twisted sister we’re not gonna take it
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Sorry, you’re on the wrong thread with your sissy songsQuiet riot feel the noise
twisted sister we’re not gonna take it
Barry Manilow Mandy
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The rest is NPR
Quiet riot feel the noise
twisted sister we’re not gonna take it
Barry Manilow Mandy
-
The rest is NPR
Sorry, you’re on the wrong thread with your sissy songs
Start a Floyd thread! GOAT in my opinion
Gotta give you some credit for the Axe song. That’s pretty obscure. I have that cassette floating around my garage somewhere.I thought I was pretty intelligent on metal music, but thanks to these lists, I'm learning some new music to look up and listen to. I'm more hair metal but here is an attempt to make a list of ten. No particular order.
Nightmare - Avenged Sevenfold
Wasted Years - Iron Maiden
Rock 'n' Roll Party In The Street - Axe
Heaven and Hell - Black Sabbath
Crazy ***** - Buckcherry
Holy Diver - Ronnie James Dio
Screaming in the Night - Krokus
Tangled in the Web - Lynch Mob
No Leaf Clover - Metallica
B.Y.O.B. - System of a Down
Boys Are Back In Town - Thin Lizzy
Note, my favorite band of all time is Rush but there's no way I can put just one song on the list. Also love me some Satriani.
Ok, giving it a go but I’m going to need a longer tape. Any combination of 10 of these would keep me happy for a long time. Honestly I could come up with another 100 I like just as much but this is a pretty good representation of what I would pick.
Queen of the Ryche - Queensryche
Wolf - Iced Earth
Reign of Fire - Armored Saint
The Sentinel - Judas Priest
Beast and the Harlot - Avenged Sevenfold
Welcome Home - Coheed & Cambria
Metropolis Pt 1, the miracle and the sleeper - Dream Theater
Guardian - Fates Warning
Phantom of the Opera - Iron Maiden
Liar Liar (Wasteland Monarchy) - Kamelot
The End of Heartache - Killswitch Engage
Seek and Destroy - Metallica
Cemetary Gates - Pantera
Ragged Tooth - Protest the Hero
Battle Angels - Sanctuary
This Momentary Bliss - Soilwork
Of Mind: Nocturne - Tesseract
Love John Bush, Armored Saint is criminally Underrated. I believe I’ve got everything Barlow has recorded including the Pyramaze record and Ashes of Ares. He’s great. I get it about Dream Theater, not everyone’s thing but I’m a fan.You exceeded the limit. You get credit for classic Ryche. Iced Earth - another credit. Probably lose one credit for Metropolis Pt 1. Of course this is just my opinion . Armored Saint - classic and well played. John Bush just has the proper voice. As does Matt Barlow formerly of Iced Earth.
You exceeded the limit. You get credit for classic Ryche. Iced Earth - another credit. Probably lose one credit for Metropolis Pt 1. Of course this is just my opinion . Armored Saint - classic and well played. John Bush just has the proper voice. As does Matt Barlow formerly of Iced Earth.
They don’t tour a lot. I’m going to try and make it a point to see them next time they come to Seattle.I saw Armored Saint on my birthday at the Paradise in Boston. That was a good club show.
Gotta give you some credit for the Axe song. That’s pretty obscure. I have that cassette floating around my garage somewhere.
Love John Bush, Armored Saint is criminally Underrated. I believe I’ve got everything Barlow has recorded including the Pyramaze record and Ashes of Ares. He’s great. I get it about Dream Theater, not everyone’s thing but I’m a fan.
They don’t tour a lot. I’m going to try and make it a point to see them next time they come to Seattle.
No apologies needed, I didn’t take that badly. I don’t mind 130 notes per second if it’s interesting. I have one Dragonforce album and it’s ok for what it is but I tend to like my speed metal to be of the 80’s Bay Area thrash style I grew up with. If I’m going to listen to something fast now I tend to lean towards Protest the Hero that lives in a more progressive vein. Their last album, Pacific Myth, is amazing. Last time I saw Metallica was at Day on the Green at the Oakland Coliseum in 1985 while Cliff was still alive. They were 4th on the bill under Scorpions, Ratt and another huge personal favorite of mine Y&T if you can believe it. Was supposed to see Y&T at a Seattle club earlier this month but it got postponed because of the current pandemic.Actually I'm a huge DT fan pre drama of course. Haven't listened to anything after that. Apologies. I was just busting your chops on that particular song . And yes, Armored Saint is stupidly underrated for what they did to the 80's heavy metal scene.
Not everything needs to be played at 130 notes / second. I get a lot of people think DragonForce created speed metal (they would be right at the commercial level) but they tend to forget bands like Raven, Anvil, Exciter, and so many more that beat them to the punch and played 10 times better. But alas this is just one mans opinion.
Side note - I did catch Metallica and Raven for their Kill them All / One for All tour... One of my more memorable shows.
No apologies needed, I didn’t take that badly. I don’t mind 130 notes per second if it’s interesting. I have one Dragonforce album and it’s ok for what it is but I tend to like my speed metal to be of the 80’s Bay Area thrash style I grew up with. If I’m going to listen to something fast now I tend to lean towards Protest the Hero that lives in a more progressive vein. Their last album, Pacific Myth, is amazing. Last time I saw Metallica was at Day on the Green at the Oakland Coliseum in 1985 while Cliff was still alive. They were 4th on the bill under Scorpions, Ratt and another huge personal favorite of mine Y&T if you can believe it. Was supposed to see Y&T at a Seattle club earlier this month but it got postponed because of the current pandemic.
Dave Meniketti is still going strong. Y&T really doesn’t sound like anybody else. If you like the classic era check out Unearthed vol 1 and 2. Lots of old demos Dave finished and released a few years ago. Covers all eras but mostly older stuff.Maybe we have met before - I was at that same show. Also saw them at Day on the Green in 91. That show got pretty intense and the rules changed thereafter due to the damage we did to the infield.
Edit. Love classic Y&T. Band knows how to weave in between speed and blues. Another underrated band. Go from Hurricane to Midnight in Tokyo to I Believe in You...
Dave Meniketti is still going strong. Y&T really doesn’t sound like anybody else. If you like the classic era check out Unearthed vol 1 and 2. Lots of old demos Dave finished and released a few years ago. Covers all eras but mostly older stuff.