What are you listening to right now?

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Lacuna Coil=Live From The Apocalypse, Milan 2020 concert.

 

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Steely Dan, 1974 album Pretzel Logic   

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Supertramp, Breakfast in America album from 1979

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Led Zeppelin, live at the Summit, Houston-May 1977

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Hardware, new album by Billy F Gibbons. Rocks like a 'bleep!'

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Camel- Mirage, album from 1974

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Nightwish, the Once album, 2004   

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Rolling Stones, Sticky Fingers album from 1971, 50 years old!

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Blondie- 3 track single from 1977. My first ever 12 inch single, bought for 75 pence!

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Motorhead- Ace of Spades album from 1980. Brilliant saturday night listen

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Led Zeppelin, live in Mannheim, Germany July 1980.

[Cadeauxxx]

Been obsessed with Gary Numan's Sacrifice album for months. This came out in 1994 and is widely considered the album that resurrected his career as a goth industrial artist. Of all his albums since the 80s, this one is easily my favorite and it sits behind the imperial albums (Replicas, Pleasure Principle and Telekon) as his 4th best album in my opinion.



This album is long out of print and finding CD copies for a price under $70 is quite difficult. The vinyl copy is missing the 10th track due to running time, so you're best bet is the CD. I was happy to luck into a copy that was $30, only to get it in the mail and learn that it had laser disc rot on it, and thus skipped on multiple tracks.

[Nidhogg]

Been obsessed with Gary Numan's Sacrifice album for months. This came out in 1994 and is widely considered the album that resurrected his career as a goth industrial artist.

Surely one of the better career-resurrections in history, and he's made decent albums ever since. Personally I'm most fond of Exile and Pure where he perfected that bombastic Nine Inch Nails/Depeche Mode sound of his.

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New album from Iron Maiden, Senjutsu. Not out till September but teased on YouTube. Fucking knocks the ball out of the park. 

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Maiden is coming. September 3rd.