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[thirsty moore]

I have never even heard of this album.  Thanks for pointing it out.
 
 

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[nkotb]

If you want, I'll burn you a copy.  That is, if Mankie doesn't report me to the RIAA for piracy.
 
 

Originally posted by thirsty moore:
  I have never even heard of this album.  Thanks for pointing it out.
 
   

Originally posted by nkotbie:
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[stu47]

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 I finally broke down and bought a copy from CD Baby

[Bags]

YEAH!!!
 
 

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[ggw]

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[nkotb]

Does this rock as hard as it promises too?
 
 

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
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[ggw]

Originally posted by nkotbie:
  Does this rock as hard as it promises too?
 

Yes it does.  So much so that my neck hurts from headbanging on the way to work today.
 
 There's good variety on the album ("variety" meaning speed-metal; death-metal; metal-core; dark-metal).  The Lemmy track is the standout.

[thirsty moore]

Yes, the Lemmy track is the one that stands out.  Basically, he does versions of every different type of metal on this album with a dozen metal legends.  I preferred his QOTSA collaboration.

[ggw]

Originally posted by thirsty moore:
  Yes, the Lemmy track is the one that stands out.  Basically, he does versions of every different type of metal on this album with a dozen metal legends.  I preferred his QOTSA collaboration.

The Probot album is definitely a novelty thing -- but it's all good.  I don't know that I would say "every different type of metal."  There's no hair metal, no nu-metal, no Scorps-esque arena metal tuneage.  Definitely a variety of early-mid '80s sounding hard metal.  Think Dark Angel,  early Flotsam & Jetsam, maybe even a hint of Cliff Burton-era Metallica. Plus some good punk/metal fusion stuff (COC, DRI).
 
 
 QOTSA is just a great album all around.

[grotty]

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
 

The Lemmy track is the standout. [/b]

I agree...so I pulled this out:
 
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 I still think  Ace of Spades is one of the best songs in any genre

[Bags]

Because Brennser is so cool (thanks, B!):
 
   

[thirsty moore]

Her duet with Dolly Parton is excellent.
 
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[Bombay Chutney]

Originally posted by Bags:
     

I  LOVE this disc.

[brennser]

My ipod shuffled me these tasty treats this morning, mmmm, mmmm, delicious
 
 When I First Saw You - A House
 Dogs of Lust - The The
 We Drink on the Job - Earlimart
 Scared - The Blue Aeroplanes
 King Arthur - The Mekons
 The Night You Can't Remember - Magnetic Fields
 Was There Anything I Could Do - Go Betweens
 Sigur Ros
 Let Him Run Wild - Beach Boys
 Wave of Mutilation (Live) - The Pixies
 Sober - Tool
 Last Train to Transcentral - KLF
 Crawl - Nick Kelly
 Neck on the New Blade - 16 Horsepower
 Rebirth of the Cool - Afghan Whigs
 Debaser (Live) - The Pixies
 December Sunlight - The The (45rpm version, not the Nakedself version)
 Hey You - Kula Shaker