Raz
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Operation Mindcrime, what an epic release!slukather said:Today it's
Rush - Roll the bones
Queensryche - a mixed cd l made up
Also at work been listening to some Yes, Steve Morse, Dream Theater and the above 2 cd's.
Scott.
Operation Mindcrime, what an epic release!slukather said:Today it's
Rush - Roll the bones
Queensryche - a mixed cd l made up
Also at work been listening to some Yes, Steve Morse, Dream Theater and the above 2 cd's.
Scott.
Raz said:Operation Mindcrime, what an epic release!
Really? Operation Mindcrime is one of the best, IMHO.slukather said:Haven't got that album yet, l'll check it out,
Thanks.
Scott.
koogie2k said:Operation Mindcrime...definitely one of the best. They can't do a show without playing that whole album or a riot would erupt....heheheheh......
Currently listening to Joe Satriani - Flying in a blue dream
slukather said:..Also been listen to Marillion - Made Again...
SteveB said:I had an appetite for some live Marillion myself.. but I spun the "Real to Reel" / "Brief Encounter" double disc... mostly for the fun solo at the end of "Cinderella Search".
SteveB said:Scott,
Wow.. if you've only heard "Made Again", then you need to hear more Marillion! Not to get this thread too far off topic, but they have two distinct eras: one with their original singer Fish, and then with their current singer Steve Hogarth. Personally, I love Fish-era Marillion which includes anything up to about 1989 when Fish left.
Therefore I will now spin Marillion's disc "Misplaced Childhood" which is for many their best album ever (released in 1985). Listen to this disc repeatedly and you will understand why Steve Rothery is so friggin' awesome.
SWEET!phatduckk said:Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast