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[Sad Madrigal]

Anathema: Serenades

Current track: Sweet Tears

Classic doom metal.

 

[Arjen W.]

Queen - Innuendo

 

[BlackLodge]

Kent - Dom Andra

 

[Tubbs]

Gentle Giant - On Reflection

Never heard this band before. Very impressive!

 

[Frosties]

Antimatter-A Portrait of a Young Man As An Artist

Yummy...


NP: Teh m00R

 

[Carta's]

It's a song they did for a split release with the band Witch. I'll send you the link.

Cheers, thanks, I'll listen to it as soon as I'll be able to.

 

[Holocaust on the Moon]

Porcupine Tree - Even Less

 

[Sad Madrigal]

Iron Maiden - The Evil That Men Do

Hands down my second favorite Maiden song, only behind to Hallowed Be Thy Name.

 

[tchocky]

Diabolical Masquerade - Astray In The Coffinwood Mill

 

[BlackLodge]

Kent - En Himmelsk Drog

 

[in_my_time_of_disease]

Gentle Giant - On Reflection

Never heard this band before. Very impressive!

Gentle Giant are an awesome band, "Free Hand" is a good place to start too.

Cheers, thanks, I'll listen to it as soon as I'll be able to.

Nice, did you get the new live release off DD?

The Velvet Underground- VU, then Anna Ternheim- Serparation Road.

 

[TheGreatColdOpeth]

AC/DC- Big Jack

 

[Mantraschism]

Vintersorg - Universums Dunkla Alfabet

 

[in_my_time_of_disease]

King Hobo- s/t then Shining- Grindstone.

 

[My Arms, Your Purse]

Darkthrone - Dark Thrones and Black Flags, destroying so far

 

[Nibster18]

Pyramids -s/t, then Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon

 

[stefan86]

Ghost Brigade - Disgusted By The Light

 

[in_my_time_of_disease]

^After seeing how many times you were playing it I grabbed that. Was quite good, nice plug.
Bennie Maupin- The Jewel In The Lotus, this album dominates, such a great blend of dark ambient and Jazz. Next Jon Redfern- May Be Some Time which also is belting me quite a bit atm, very promising artist.

 

[stefan86]

^indeed. I love how they mix the post rock and doom influences bigtime


Benighted - Self-Proclaimed God

 

[tchocky]

Enslaved - Fusion Of Sense And Earth