Nothing wrong with Pat Benatar imo.

Been pumping a lot of Amity Affliction lately. Both albums are great, particularly the new album.

I almost caught myself thinking about downloading early Good Charlotte the other day. I'm considering booking myself a lobotomy.

Got their Discography tbh.

I'll book it first thing monday then.

Thought Joffa might enjoy this.

My top albums of the year now that we're (a little over) half way through it.

10. Contra - Vampire Weekend
9. Youngbloods - Amity Affliction
8. Deep Blue - Parkway Drive
7. This Is The Warning - Dead Letter Circus
6. Within The Eye Of Chaos - Daysend.
5. Mechanize - Fear Factory
4. Diamond Eyes - Deftones
3. Immersion - Pendulum
2. The Powerless Rise - As I Lay Dying
1. The Panic Broadcast - Soilwork

Hmmm...

1.Pendulum - Immersion
2.Parkway Drive - Deep Blue
3.TDEP - Option Paralysis
4.The Amity Affliction - Youngbloods
5.Periphery - Periphery
6.AILD - Powerless Rise
7.BFMV - Fever
8.In Fear and Faith - Imperial
9.The Bled – Heat Fetish
10.Kingdom of Sorrow – Behind the Blackest Tears

Still a bunch of albums to listen to as well, haven't got a chance to listen to Soilwork.

Do it. Its quickly becoming my favourite that they've done. Amazing.

Legendary Venezuelan, South American pioneer heavy metal band. 1981.

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Just found out im going to see Bon Jovi for my bday! yeww so pumped its gonna be awesome!

I'm not really feeling much of my music at the moment, I'll have to download the new Soilwork album tonight.

New Stone Sour track sounds like a slightly heavier Nickleback.

Corey Taylor should hurry the fuck up and join Anthrax already.

There For Tomorrow confirmed for Soundwave 2011 last night. Gonna have to get back into them.

A Skylit Drive and Veara confirmed as well. Found out I have There for Tomorrow's album on my iTunes. No idea where it came from.

Their self titled is quite good, I didn't really like A Little Faster, but I didn't listen to it much. Have to listen to their others too.

Koi no Megalover - Maximum The Hormone.

That's really quite uncool. I was hoping it was going to be heavier after the demise of Slipknot.

I need some new music?

Astronautalis.

The Powerless Rise - As I Lay Dying. I've gone from playing Soilworks album non-stop to playing this one non-stop. The thought that 2010 wasn't going to be a good one for albums is well and truly gone for me.

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Just listened to their debut album from earlier this year, blew me away completely. It's huge, epic vocals, technical musicianship, and a nice healthy thrash influence. Fantastic band. Check it out. Close to my Album of the Year so far, on first listen anyway. Lot's of talk they'll be at Soundwave, would be great.

I like, but I'm not totally sold on the vocals. Would like to see a bit more of a mix in there. Although it is good, a lot like Solution .45, Scar Symmetry and even Soilwork (hint hint, get the fucking album already :P). I like this though. Hope I can be won on the vocals across the album.

Smacks of In Flames and FFDP. Pretty cool. But I'm not quite sure what the point of that introduction was. Is it there to give their keyboardist something to do? It's not even in the same key nor time signature as the rest of the track! :lol:

Blue Sky Noise - Circa Survive. Another awesome album.

I think the intro is there because it's the first track on the album, so it's more an intro to the album than the track specifically, it's just too short to be it's own track. Why it was included in the video, eh, i dunno.

Your Love - I See Stars. Off the Punk Goes Classic. Upon first listen it sounds awesome :D

The intro to Dope's 'No Regrets' was onlu 8 seconds. I don't see why it's a part of the track. I'll have to download the album when I get my downloads uncapped. Fuck you, Dodo.

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Better than the first track they released a little while ago. Love the chorus.

Much more refined sound than they've had in the past. Who's engineering this album?

Andy Wallace. Nuff said.