Fans of ladyvox (tor, I'm looking at you here; Sardo doubtlessly has this record already) might appreciate this.

My other favorite song on the record:


I've long since concluded my tastes make No Rational Sense. I'm quite alright with this.

OH yes, I've listened to that before but I think it will make regular rotation. Dancey dancey too. While I've always been a fan of the beats the dancey dancey has been going up with an arrow on my playlist. Partly because the one band is such a dance band at this point. This is also a reason for the second FB profile. It's like two different lives between GnR & the dancey band.

I like this tune a lot I will be checking out the rest of the rekard nao.

The fact that Delerium is the guys from Frontline Assembly (and responsible for the synth work on Fear Factory records as well) makes them all the more

The Conjure One record- Delerium by any other name- is pretty spiffy as well:


I, of course, am a fan of the dancey dancey as well. I'm still on one of my occasional long "don't really listen to teh rawks much, honestly" kicks. Funny as I'm mostly playing shredly bits or low-down blues (likely as not with a slide) if I touch a guitar lately.

yup, I'm either listening to dancey dancey, or GnR, just to keep up on the tunes. Although I found blues thing the other day I love listening to, Beth Hart, great voice.

I'll keep the name in mind.

As an aside, the guitar in the Conjure One song I posted is awesome. I want to know how they got that tremolo- is there a synth sync'd to it? I'm assuming it's not a pedal or an amp trem.

as a matter of fact she (Beth Hart) did a rekkid with Bonamassa, it has a cover of Chocolate Jesus one of my favorite songs by Mr Waits. the song that drew me to her was I'll Take Care of You, there a nice live vid on youtube.

That trem is nice. I'm really digging different trems right now, and vibes. I have the dual-rate, a cool cat and Catalinbread Pareidolia which is super awesome, a mix of vibe/trem/phaser.

Am I the only one who thinks the guitar tone on this album is beyond epic? Sludgy and tight as a virgin's honey hole at the same time.

You know, this really MIGHT be the best Fugazi album. It is definitely between the last three, but I have a hard time figuring out which I like best. I think that The Argument is my least favorite of the three, but only because I find Ian's songs (besides the title track) less interesting than his songs on Red Medicine and End Hits. YET, Full Disclosure and Oh are on there. Which are mindfuckingly brilliant and a couple of my veryveryvery favorites.

But every Guy song off of Red Medicine is pretty much perfect. And the Ian songs fucking rage, plus there's Long Distance Runner.

And End Hits is motherfucking End Hits. BREAK, DAWG. MOTHERFUCKING BREAK.










I have way too much time on my hands.

I don't think there's a best Fugazi album because they're all awesome in their own way. I love the intro to Do You Like Me.

Yes, the noise intro is cool.. And then that strummy riff that kicks in out of nowhere. Fuggin' great.

Friend of mine just sent me this band to czech out, and it is kind of fucking nuts:

http://psudoku.bandcamp.com/

(grindy powerviolencey sweetness)

[Also, not really a "band", so much as one (evidently crazy) dude from Norway.]

The Drills. Phil X brings the rock in plentiful supply

I got no beef wif phil x. That was actually decent. Fairly Soundgardenesque.

I like the over-the-nut string bendy thing riff aslo.

Yeah I liked the verse riff, one of the few times I've heard behind the nut bending used effectively.