Does South Park count if I'm listening to it, but also watching it.. Since its on tv and all?

Walkin' After Midnight, Patsy Cline

The Clash - Rock the Casbah

Marilyn Manson - The Dope Show

The Smiths - How Soon is Now?

Love/Hate - Fuel to Run

Paul Engemann - Push It to the Limit (from Scarface)

Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight

Sammy Hagar - Heavy Metal

Thriller - Michael Jackson

Walkin' After Midnight, Patsy Cline

VERY good one.

"Circle II The Lustful: If These Scars Could Speak" - ZAO

Rye Whiskey by Tex Ritter

(Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth, Metallica, Kill 'Em All

(Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth, Metallica, Kill 'Em All

x 1,000,000

I'm listening to the 8 o'clock news on TV.

The Smith's How Soon is Now is an awesome song...must download it

Black Label Society-Suicide Messiah

Diamond Head - Lightning to the Nations and Cantebury (for those that don't know LTTN was one of the albums that had a big influence on early Metallica). LTTN is a great NWOBHM album, Cantebury was a little more progressive but I still like it a lot. "To the Devil His Due" is a classic.

Copperhead Road - Steve Earle

The Widow - The Mars Volta

Blue On Black - Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band

Icky Thump - The White Stripes

My Life - 12 Stones

My Letter - Flaw

Stabbing Westward-What Do I Have To Do?

"Bleeding" - Ignite

AC/DC-Night Prowler

Added a few Soundgarden songs to my playlist.

Added a few Soundgarden songs to my playlist.

Orly? such as

Mudvayne-Forget to Remember

"Black Hole Sun" for one. The other I forget.

Then that would be a couple :AH-HA_wink:

Black Hole Sun is an awesome song...So I think I'll put it on

Soundgarden-Black Hole Sun

"Birth Ritual" - Soundgarden

Chris Cornell can make his voice pretty gosh-durn high sometimes.

Bob Dylan's new Rollin and Tumblin

Its Metallica day

One

Harvester of Sorrow

Dyer's Eve

Sad but True

The God That Failed

Unforgiven

Unforgiven II

Fuel

The Memory Remains

Sanitarium

Creeping Death

Fade to Black

St. Anger

The Unnamed Feeling

Our Guessing Game - The Moody Blues

Sleeze Beez - Screwed, Blued, & Tattooed

Beast and the Harlot - Avenged Sevenfold

Edited July 22, 200717 yr by DetroitNut90

Various Creed songs!

Hells Bells - AC/DC ...My favorite of theirs.

Stayin' Alive - Bee Gees (Covered by Ozzy Osbourne & Dweezil Zappa)

Aida: Triumphant March

Jack Ingram - Wherever You Are

Tesla - The Gate / Invited

Bawitdaba by Kid Rock

"Love?" - Strapping Young Lad

:AH-HA_wink:

Styyx "come sail away"

Dec. 1963 - Billy Joel

Pink Floyd- Money

"Marked For Death" - If Hope Dies

I believe this is the song where the quote in my sig came from.

Blind Willie Johnson "everybody ought to treat a stranger right"

"Dry The River" - Maylene And The Sons Of Disaster

Guess I've been checking out more of the new stuff than you other guys have. If you dig past the Emo bull$h!, there actually are a lot of decent bands out there right now.

click here

launch cast allows one to build up their own station

click on the yellow ear phones tab labeled haypops7 for mine

right now its bolero (classical) but it changes all the time. Warning there is a lot of Cajun music too.

Watching Terminator 2: Judgement Day

RUSH - Roll The Bones

Betrayed - Avenged Sevenfold

A very odd version of The Number of the Beast - click

KISS's entire 80s collection (except for Music from the Elder and Unmasked...both terrible)

Also, the Peter Criss solo album from 1978 is awful...I got it from a friend and couldn't even get through the first three songs

KISS's entire 80s collection (except for Music from the Elder and Unmasked...both terrible)

Impossible. No mortal human can withstand that.

Emotion Detector - RUSH

Edited July 23, 200717 yr by Captainbooyah

Lost In Hollywood - System of a Down

Metal Gear Solid OST - The best is yet to come

Impossible. No mortal human can withstand that.

Emotion Detector - RUSH

I'm immortal. :AH-HA_wink:

I actually kinda like Creatures through Crazy Nights...but the stuff before (Unmasked and Elder) and after is very hit and miss. I was listening to Hot in the Shade today and it's pretty a pretty generic and uninspired album....it sounds like KISS was just putting out a record to put out a record. None of the songs are very memorable (except for "Forever") and the band just sounds tired. "Hide Your Heart" sounds like the lyrics were stolen straight off "Livin' on a Prayer"...the whole played-out Johnny down by the docks / Rosa on the shady side of town diatribe.

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Listening to that Sleeze Beez album again...man, this is a gem. Compared to some of the other stuff coming out in 1989, the cheese factor is pretty low and they sound like a mix of LA Guns, Skid Row, and Great White.