Luke wrote:Great article about Danzig getting knocked out.
http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/uponsu ... php?page=2
Just seems like guys being douchebags all around.
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Just seems like guys being douchebags all around.
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Re: What are you listening to at the present? (genres helpfu
J T wrote:Luke wrote:Great article about Danzig getting knocked out.
http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/uponsu ... php?page=2
Just seems like guys being douchebags all around.
danzig is a poop head. He rear ended a friend of mine at a red light in LA, and said friend had to sue, and won.
My favorite part about the article was that the security guard was all "yup. danzig is a dick. Deserved it."
Physical violence stinks, but sometimes you are painted into a corner.
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Deee-Lite, World Clique
First time I heard "Groove is in the heart" I was ice skating in a mall while on a date...when I was barely in middle school. Still love the album, but wonder if malls still have skating rinks, and if kids even want to go to malls anymore.
First time I heard "Groove is in the heart" I was ice skating in a mall while on a date...when I was barely in middle school. Still love the album, but wonder if malls still have skating rinks, and if kids even want to go to malls anymore.
Re: What are you listening to at the present? (genres helpfu
King Diamond's "Abigail", which is on a playlist I made with both it and "Abigail II: The Revenge" on it.
Would LOVE to see King Diamond's albums adapted to the stage, particularly "Abigail" and the saga depicted in "Them" and "The Conspiracy".
But aside from the duologies, the two albums with stand-alone stories I'd love to see adapted are "Give Me Your Soul, Please" and "The Graveyard" (I actually have a theory that GMYSP is actually a prequel to The Graveyard).
Would LOVE to see King Diamond's albums adapted to the stage, particularly "Abigail" and the saga depicted in "Them" and "The Conspiracy".
But aside from the duologies, the two albums with stand-alone stories I'd love to see adapted are "Give Me Your Soul, Please" and "The Graveyard" (I actually have a theory that GMYSP is actually a prequel to The Graveyard).
Re: What are you listening to at the present? (genres helpfu
I think I posted a couple weeks ago that I picked up the Led Zeppelin remastered debut album. So I've been listening to that in the car for the past couple of weeks. I just picked up Led Zeppelin II, also the new remastered version, but I haven't listened to it yet. I also picked up the remastered Boston debut album, and gave it a listen through in the car yesterday.
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Re: What are you listening to at the present? (genres helpfu
Ziggy587 wrote:I think I posted a couple weeks ago that I picked up the Led Zeppelin remastered debut album. So I've been listening to that in the car for the past couple of weeks. I just picked up Led Zeppelin II, also the new remastered version, but I haven't listened to it yet. I also picked up the remastered Boston debut album, and gave it a listen through in the car yesterday.
So they were done properly, not loudness war 'remastered'? *cough*
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God, I really fucking hate that. No, happily that is not the case with these. Jimmy Page is gonna remaster all the Led Zep albums. They're being remastered by him, and from the original source. The first three albums are done already. Boston was remastered from the original source by Tom Scholz. So they're not the typical "crank up the volume more for the next greatest hits release" loudness war participant.
I welcome these. When the CD finally replaced vinyl and the cassette tape, all these albums from the 60's and 70's were being put out on CD. But most of them were just straight transfers from whatever master was already done. For vinyl, usually. Getting them, finally, properly mastered for CD is awesome. Do I notice a huge difference in the way they sound? No, to be honest, but I've only listened to them in the car so far. Maybe I would if I had them side by side on my home stereo. They probably are the slightest bit louder, but they're not compressed to shit. They're probably noticeably clearer. I bet, since they were mixed by Page and Scholz, they probably have very little changes that only a super-fan would notice. Like all these years, either one of them always thought that this one part in one track was a little too low and always wanted to bring it up. But overall, they sound dead on to what I'm use to hearing. It's not like George Lucas and Star Wars.
The best part about them is the price and what you're getting. Boston was $5 on Amazon and the CD is very nice. The booklet and inside covers are all new stuff from the original CD release. The Led Zep albums are like $10-15 each on Amazon, and come with a second CD with previous unreleased live material. Remastered album plus live material for $15? I'll buy that any day.
I welcome these. When the CD finally replaced vinyl and the cassette tape, all these albums from the 60's and 70's were being put out on CD. But most of them were just straight transfers from whatever master was already done. For vinyl, usually. Getting them, finally, properly mastered for CD is awesome. Do I notice a huge difference in the way they sound? No, to be honest, but I've only listened to them in the car so far. Maybe I would if I had them side by side on my home stereo. They probably are the slightest bit louder, but they're not compressed to shit. They're probably noticeably clearer. I bet, since they were mixed by Page and Scholz, they probably have very little changes that only a super-fan would notice. Like all these years, either one of them always thought that this one part in one track was a little too low and always wanted to bring it up. But overall, they sound dead on to what I'm use to hearing. It's not like George Lucas and Star Wars.
The best part about them is the price and what you're getting. Boston was $5 on Amazon and the CD is very nice. The booklet and inside covers are all new stuff from the original CD release. The Led Zep albums are like $10-15 each on Amazon, and come with a second CD with previous unreleased live material. Remastered album plus live material for $15? I'll buy that any day.
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