Albums of 2007

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Postby spoon_of_grimbo » 10th Jan 08, 19:23

as a coupla late additions to the "best of 2007" listage, i'd have to recommend "sworn to a great divide" by soilwork (featuring some excellent vocal production from some fella called devin...), and "666: Live" by billy talent.
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Postby my3dtvtan » 12th Jan 08, 16:08

My recamendations...

The Wildhearts - The Wildhearts (not just because Im on the board, I genuinely think this is one of the finest albums by any band in a very long time - blew my head off the first time I herd it!)
Reuben - In Nothing We Trust (The second most underated band in the world)
Fightstar - One Day Son (Yes, that twat out of Busted and yes, one of the best albums of the year)
Biffy Clyro - Puzzel
Enter Shikari - Take to the Skies (I wanted so much to hate this techno/metal mess but it is incredible)
Silverchair - Young Modern (Bloody 'ell! Listen to Frog Stomp then this! The quirkyest album of the year)
Serj Tankian - Elect The Dead
Skindred - Roots Rock Riot
Smashing Pumpkins - Zeitgeist
Devin Townsend - Ziltoid The Omnissient
Dead IDentities - Music For the Waiting Room
Turbonegro - Retox (Their best one yet)
White Stripes - Icky Thump
Junkster - Greetings From The Underground
Ash - Twighlight Of the Innocents
CJ + The Satellites - 13
Dillinger Escape Plan - Ire Works
Every Time I Die - Big Dirty
Indica Ritual - Four Blockheads Go Pop
Manics - Send Away The Tigers
ect...

Arrrr! So many! Who said this was a bad year for music?! I'll Bite your bloody legs off :wink:
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Postby Stuart Brackpool » 14th Jan 08, 02:12

markE wrote:50 cent can't fucking rap!!!!

haven't heard this saul williams character - might have to check him out.


let's get back to the bling bling, the ching ching and half naked chicks who can't sing


I just checked as I was going to post the link where you could download his new album for free but that option has now been removed. Only available to the first 100.000 people, apparently. Sorry, MarkE. Well worth checking out, though.
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Postby blackdeathcrew » 14th Jan 08, 11:30

In no particular order...

Ginger - Yoni
The Wildhearts - The Wildhearts
Biffy Clyro - Puzzle
Dimmu Borgir - In Sorte Diaboli
The Bombs Of Enduring Freedom - The Bombs Of Enduring Freedom
Machine Head - The Blackening
Nine Inch Nails - Year Zero
Nightwish - Dark Passion Play
Megadeth - United Abominations
Sebastian Bach - Angel Down
Guns N Roses - Chinese Democracy :roll: :wink:

And there's loads more I'm sure, but that's all my brain can think of this morning lol
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Postby Andwah » 14th Jan 08, 18:26

my3dtvtan wrote:My recamendations...

Junkster - Greetings From The Underground
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Is this really available, where from? I've always been after a recording of them.
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Postby markE » 14th Jan 08, 18:42

junkster are great - and lurking around on this board somewhere.
why do i have to ignore you to get your attention?
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Postby my3dtvtan » 14th Jan 08, 21:15

Andwah wrote:
my3dtvtan wrote:My recamendations...

Junkster - Greetings From The Underground
:


Is this really available, where from? I've always been after a recording of them.


You should try their Myspace at www.myspace.com/junksteruk and message the great man that is Peesh (vox and guitar) for a free 11 track cd of their early stuff that will blow your mind! Incredible stuff :D Spread the word...
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Postby Dark Lord of Barnet » 15th Jan 08, 00:55

my3dtvtan wrote:
Andwah wrote:
my3dtvtan wrote:My recamendations...

Junkster - Greetings From The Underground
:


Is this really available, where from? I've always been after a recording of them.


You should try their Myspace at www.myspace.com/junksteruk and message the great man that is Peesh (vox and guitar) for a free 11 track cd of their early stuff that will blow your mind! Incredible stuff :D Spread the word...
Indeed - I have that free CD and there's some great stuff on it. Junkster are very good live as well.
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Postby markE » 15th Jan 08, 12:06

that cd is feckin fantastic - although i never received the second one that peesh promised me. hint hint.
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Postby blackdeathcrew » 15th Jan 08, 17:17

They've recently signed a deal apparently :D
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Postby Andwah » 15th Jan 08, 17:21

They've always been a bit 'Wild(me)hearty' so often wondered if it translates well to record.
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