List your latest 3 CDs...

Which one AEnimic? Audioslave one or AIC? AIC(double cd) u can try finding it in Popular CD Rama, they sell it at 21 or 22, other place sell 26. I found out after i bought mine at gramophone, damn :x
 
i wanna buy Revelations...:p but AIC is a great band also...ARGH!!! too.....many.....album....cnt...get.....enough......

Black label Society's gonna release their's soon also...haiz...i need a job...
 
The Kooks - Inside In/Inside Out

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ok, here's one frm last last week
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they're good, but not great :D

and one from last week
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thanks to naglfar for this. it's in perfect mint condition :D and besides that, AFI OWNZ!!! :D
 
My last 5

I know the title said 3, but I bought them all within the same week. From latest to earliest:

1. The Black Dahlia Murder - Miasma

I love this album already eventhough its only 30 mins long. Pretty intense Gothenburg influenced death metal, insane drumming and the vocalist is really something - he has a a deep guttural growl and a high pitched black metal shriek, I actually thought it was 2 vocalists. The contrast between the two styles actually works really well and keeps it from sound monotonous, which is a problem I have when I listen to most death/black metal albums.

2. Norma Jean - Oh God the Aftermath

Haven't had much time to listen to it. They are more hardcore than metalcore, and they have a few pretty cool tracks with crazy time signatures ala DEP. Only thing is after a while the songs kind of seem to sound the same.

3. In Flames - Come Clarity

Haven't listened enough to comment

4. Darkest Hour - Undoing Ruin

Great CD. Gothencore, but thankfully doesn't follow the now generic growl-clean chorus-solo-breakdown format that a lot of bands do to death now. They remind me of God Forbid as in technically not as impressive as some of the other bands - The vocalist is good but monotonous, ditto for the drumming. But the songs have really memorable riffs that just stick in your head the more you listen to it . Highly recommended!

5. Lamb of God - Sacrament

Honestly a bit disappointed, nowhere as good as their last 2 cds. The songs just not as memorable this time, nothing that makes me go wow like the last CD did. like the drumming on The Faded Line. Have to give it a few more spins.
 
thailoverboy said:
morrissey - ringleader of the tormentors

In 2006 the soundtrack maestro Ennio Morricone is set to make a guest appearance on the Morrissey album Ringleader of the Tormentors, scoring the string part for Dear God, Please Help Me, recorded in Rome's Forum Music Village Studios.

Looks like I'd need to get this album, bro TLB bro...
 
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