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Kenneth R.
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Alalalalalalalala.
Oh man.. Close to the Edge > Fragile > Tales from Topographic Oceans > Relayer > the rest. With the title track of Close to the Edge being my favorite song, and The Revealing Science of God probably my second favorite. I hate Owner of a lonely heart.
Very hard to choose
Arcturus - La masquerade infernale
Symphony X - The odyssey
Dream Theater - Train of thought
Emperor - Anthems to the welkin at dusk
Metallica - ...And justice for all
If I could go to 10, I'd add those;
Slayer - Seasons in the abyss
Megadeth - Rust in peace
Overkill - Horrorscope
Iced earth - Something wicked this way comes
Cynic - focus
Arcturus - La masquerade infernale
Symphony X - The odyssey
Dream Theater - Train of thought
Emperor - Anthems to the welkin at dusk
Metallica - ...And justice for all
If I could go to 10, I'd add those;
Slayer - Seasons in the abyss
Megadeth - Rust in peace
Overkill - Horrorscope
Iced earth - Something wicked this way comes
Cynic - focus
Kenneth R.
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The Ladder > Union > Big Generator > 90125 > Magnification > The early stuff.
I know. Probably opposite every other Yes fan, but that's how it breaks down for me. Weedly Weedly prog bores me.
I know. Probably opposite every other Yes fan, but that's how it breaks down for me. Weedly Weedly prog bores me.
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Being that the thread was pick 5 albums, and being a huge Yes fan, I had to put those 2 that I posted. And, Tales From... has 80 minutes of great music on it. I still, to this day, play that album at least every other week. I tend to listen to Big Generator on cold mornings. As for the racoon suggestion, razoredge...I'll have to get in my garbage can outside around 2 a.m. and wait till they show up, and jump in.
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No, I can agree with that. I do love the album, though. Steve Howe, until that album, didn't play a lot of heavy rhythm cords. And it's too bad...kinda liked some of the heavy chords he came up with, as well as the Asia stuff.
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Eighties Yes is what got me into Yes. I was only 13, when 90125 came out. Just floored me! I remember some of my friends(at the time) asking me,when I discovered their 70's stuff "Why are you listening to that old crap?" Hey, good music moves me, regardless of when it was produced. The same goes for SX....hearing them for the first time, back in 96' blew me away. I stopped listening to radio around 90', and the mid 90's was dominated by a lot of sub-par stuff. I got the practically the same response from people regarding SX, " Nobody listens to that heavy metal stuff anymore!" because they were into Bush, Godsmack, etc.. It's funny, because a lot of these very people the last 2-3 years, won't stop badgering me about making them a copy of SX stuff.
ToastedOveries
Stranger in the night
black sabbath - sabbath
The oddessy - SX
Rainbow Rising - Rainbow
Holy Diver - Dio
Dehumanzier - Sabbath
so many more, but that off the top of my head
The oddessy - SX
Rainbow Rising - Rainbow
Holy Diver - Dio
Dehumanzier - Sabbath
so many more, but that off the top of my head
Kenneth R.
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ramses: It's so true, people look at me sideways now when I tell them I have old Rush and Beatles on vinyl.
Taliwakker
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As far as Yes goes i'm not a huge fan of the Rabin era...its okay but it doesn't tickle my balls the way the 70's stuff does.
Relayer is my fave at the moment.
Relayer is my fave at the moment.
hard to choose only 5 but....
symphony x - the odyssey
rhapsody - dawn of victory
children of bodom - hatebreeder
death - spiritual healing
wu tang clan - enter the wu tang (36 chambers)
symphony x - the odyssey
rhapsody - dawn of victory
children of bodom - hatebreeder
death - spiritual healing
wu tang clan - enter the wu tang (36 chambers)
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