i've been on an Interpol kick lately

"Go Your Own Way" - Fleetwood Mac

Little Fighter - White Lion

If I had a million dollars-BNL

"Hip to be Square" - Huey Louis and the News

Other Side of Midnight - Honeymoon Suite

Megadeth - Set the World Afire

Fade to Black - Metallica

Running on empty- Jacksone Browne

Mr. Brownstone - GNR

Crossroads - Eric Clapton

Drift away - Uncle Kracker

Danger Kitty - Love Rocket

Forest - System of a Down

I bought the new Gnarls Barkley and Portishead CDs this afternoon.

Runaway - Dare

"Midnight Angel" - Jimmy Rankin

The album UNITED ABOMINATIONS by Megadeth.

My first actual Megadeth purchase. VERY good album!

Stand out tracks = "Sleepwalker", "Washington Is Next", "United Abominations", "Blessed Are The Dead", "Amerikhastan" and "Burnt Ice"

Edited May 5, 200817 yr by FUTURE_OF_GM

The Deeper The Love - Whitesnake

"Passenger" - Deftones

I was driving around and listening to Van Halen II about half an hour ago...the perfect summertime / gas crisis album to make me forget the $3.68 for 87 I just put in the Lumina.

"Died" - Alice In Chains

"All I Have To Do Is Dream" by The Everly Brothers, on my new (to me) 1934 RCA Victor model 19K console radio. Something about hearing old songs on an old radio always brings a smile to my face. A local AM station plays old music all night long starting at 10:00 on a program called "Beatles and Before," which I listen to nearly every night. And it's never sounded better than it does on this 74 year-old Art Deco time machine!

Party Train - Gap Band

Looking for Love - RATT

Jump Around- House of Pain

"Ruby Baby" by The Drifters. Can't get enough of this old console; there really isn't anything else out there that sounds like an old tube radio

Vision of Love-Mariah Carey

Don't ask.... :AH-HA_wink:

Motley Crue - Live Wire

Save tonight-Eagle Eye Cherry

Round & Round - 'Mickey RATT' , featuring George Lynch

Johnny Cash - Ghost Riders in The Sky

EDIT - Kind of suits the avatar

Edited May 8, 200817 yr by ZL-1

"Dead And Bloated" - Stone Temple Pilots

Metro Station- "Shake It"

They are rather new I suppose. Heard this song played on a station and loved it.

"I Never Wanted" - As I Lay Dying

Myer, I like the sideburns. :AH-HA_wink:

(Thanks, work hates them!)

Adam Tensta - "My Cool"

"Sad But True" - Metallica

(Thanks, work hates them!)

No problem.

You got it -Roy oberson

Talking Heads - Once In A Lifetime

The Proclaimers - Im Gonna Be (500 Miles)

Annihilator - Kraft Dinner

Probably one of the funniest songs I have ever heard...a heavy metal band thrashing their way through a song about Macaroni and Cheese.

Boiling water, I can't wait

It's getting hotter, it feels so great

Macaroni maniac! a cheddar cheese heart attack

I love! I love! I Love! I LOVE!

KRAFT DINNER!

"Electric Worry" - Clutch

"If I had money like Henry Ford, Lord, I’d have me a woman, yeah, on every road ..."

Dr. Love - Hardline

Hot Rod Lincoln - Chuck Berry

Son your gonnna drive me to drinking if you dont stop driving that hot rod lincoln

Deep Inside of You - Third Eye Blind

Justice - "Stress"

Prince - "I Would Die 4 U (Extended Version)" ...this one clocks in at 10:20. It's an early recording that was essentially a jam session in the studio. If you can find it, definitely worth a listen.

Edited May 11, 200817 yr by Croc

The most beautiful girl in the world-Prince

Hadn't heard this one in a while-It was a flashback weekend....

I've heard that song Croc, it's quite good....

Wanted Dead or Alive - Bon Jovi

"Desperado" - The Eagles

The most beautiful girl in the world-Prince

That's another really good one...

"Papyrus Containing The Spell To Preserve Its Possessor Against Attacks From He Who Is In The Water" - Nile

What a name!

To Live is To Die - Metallica

To Live is To Die - Metallica

You know, last night, I pretty much decided that Metallica actually quit making music of any real relevance since ... And Justice For All. I could go through that whole album and hear numerous elements (even a few riffs) of bands that are emerging today. I am sorry, but The Black Album and St. Anger mainly, are all just horrible and pale in comparison to their predecessors.

"The Shortest Straw" - Metallica

Edited May 13, 200817 yr by YellowJacket894

Eh, I think there's some good stuff from The Black Album (namely Enter Sandman, Nothing Else Matters, and The God That Failed), but I'd agree that St. Anger was a disappointment.

I Won't See You Tonight, Parts I & II - Avenged Sevenfold