The Top 5 List Thread

Shit, I couldn't tell you the individual episodes but I liked both those. Although I did think Burn Notice got a bit boring in the end, whereas the Psych movies were quite good after the series ended.
 
I don't have the time or inclination to watch things twice but I do remember thinking that Burn Notice held me interested early but I only watched the last series because I'd watched the rest.
 
I need to listen to more ZZ Top, pretty much only listened to Eliminator, Greatest Hits and Tres Hombres as a kid, but liked all three. Which album would be the next logical step?
 
Intrigued why Bergman is your No 1 though?

Partly nostalgia, she was about the first female actor that really made an impression on me growing up beyond "she's hot" or whatever. Casablanca of course is a classic but I'm a huge fan of her Joan of Arc and also The Inn of the Sixth Happiness, especially early on. My grandma had a whole bunch of her movies on VHS so when I'd visit my grandparents' farm I'd always watch the same movies over and over and she was in a lot of them.

I think given enough time though, Gena Rowlands will be #1.
 
Top 5 metal releases of April 2021:
  1. Nekromantheon - Visions of Trismegistos
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  2. Meshum - Enigmatic Existential Essence
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  3. Derailment - Come Clean in Death
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  4. Fleshtorture - Grotesca Doctrina de la Perversidad
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  5. Cannibal Corpse - Violence Unimagined
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Top 5 non-metal releases of January 2021:
  1. Needlepoint - Walking Up That Valley
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    Scorching Canterbury sound prog rock out of Norway.

  2. Blind Golem - A Dream of Fantasy
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    FFO Ken Hensley-era Uriah Heep and yeah he even features on a track.

  3. Steve Earle & The Dukes - J.T.
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    His best in a few years, awesome good vibes Americana.

  4. Pearl Charles - Magic Mirror
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    Massive 70's soft rock vibes here, with pinches of ABBA. Only just listened to it today, feels like a grower.

  5. R.A.P. Ferreira - Bob's Son: R.A.P. Ferreira in the Garden Level Cafe of the Scallops Hotel
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    Definitely one of the more interesting figures to emerge in hip hop lately. Very abstract and deconstructionist.
Top 5 non-metal releases of February 2021:
  1. Tusmørke - Nordisk Krim
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    Very sly and weird Norwegian progressive folk rock. <3

  2. Roosevelt - Polydans
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    Beautifully produced dance pop with synthpop and nu-disco vibes. One of the best pop albums of recent memory.

  3. Penetrode - Penetrode
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    Screechy scratchy hardcore punk from Philly with a real loose and dingy style, fronted by a pretty deranged sounding brown chick. Sorta sounds like 7 Year Bitch + Flipper.

  4. SG Lewis - Times
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    Awesome nu-disco/dance pop, straight outta the 80's.

  5. Reek Minds - Rabid
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    Heavy as fuck hardcore bordering on powerviolence.
 
Top 5 non-metal releases of March 2021:
  1. Litku Klemetti - Kukkia muovipussissa
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    Current obsession, hypnagogic pop and nu-disco mixed together perfectly. Always returning to these guys, along with Tusmørke.

  2. Trettioåriga kriget - Till horisonten
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    Swedish prog rock heroes still going strong. This album has big hermit vibes, dark and introspective.

  3. The Meteors - Skull N Bones
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    Just when I thought psychobilly was effectively dead, The Meteors unleash a fucking killer album! Still sounds fresh and 80's somehow, with a perfect production for the style. Legends.

  4. Electric Chair - Social Capital
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    9 minutes of ferocious old school USHC---no bullshit to be found here!

  5. Brotha Lynch Hung - Fatal
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    This shit surprised me because I'm not the hugest fan of modern Brotha Lynch Hung but damn is this EP killer, with a brutal diss track that I wish I knew the background story on. Grimy as fuck horrorcore, hopefully he puts out a whole album with this vibe.
Top 5 non-metal releases of April 2021:
  1. Alan Vega - Mutator
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    This moody post-industrial material was originally recorded in the mid-90's and then shelved because Vega was such an impatient workhorse and had already moved onto another album before this was even completed. Recently exhumed and remastered, fucking amazing and a must have for Suicide fans.

  2. Dry Cleaning - New Long Leg
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    London af post-punk newcomers, basically sarcastic sounding spoken word vocals over scratchy janky bass-driven punk. Such a crisp sound, I think the only point against them is the style is a bit much for 40+ minutes.

  3. Dinosaur Jr. - Sweep It Into Space
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    Yeah yeah same old DJr. but the "filler" tracks surrounding the immediately good songs are really growing on me.

  4. Wędrowcy~Tułacze~Zbiegi - Futurista
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    Definitely still unlocking this one, there's so much here, from post-punk to coldwave to synthpop to neofolk to krautrock and more. Just wild and inventive shit featuring people who play in many more recent Polish black metal bands. Almost feels like the soundtrack to some fucked up fictional psychological horror movie.

  5. Jakprogresso - Untitled
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    Jak's new EP does what Jak usually do and that's make some mentally deranged experimental hip hop. The track "Ruddie Yards" is especially a banger. That beat maaaan!
 
5 bands I had tickets to who cancelled:
- Testament
- Sleep
- Satyricon
- Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
- Danzig (as part of the cancelled Soundwave Revolution festival w/ Van Halen and more, what a fuckup)

The first time I had a ticket to Judas Priest they cancelled too, but they made up for it by visiting here twice since. Be like Priest.