more people shuold listen to industrial!!!!

but i didn't get into "the lamb lies down on broadway" until now.

Bleh...that album was painful to listen to. I might get some other Gabriel-era Genesis album down the road, but comparing his era to what I've heard of Collins' era, I prefer the latter.

Blackfield - Blackfield

gonna see them live tomorrow

Simbelmyne ... you have an excellent taste in music
*shakes hands*

i'm just at discovering the 70's prog gods.
my favourites are KING CRIMSON - they're just brilliant!!! ("Islands" is my favourite until now).
other bands like GENESIS (for sure) and VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR kick ass as well. what is more, i own "octopus" by GENTLE GIANT - but they're still a bit too - i don't know - the singing is quite strange, or let's say the voice is to get used to.

didn't know until appr. a year ago, that there have been SUCH great bands in the late 60's/70's.

another band i want to get to know is YES, but i don't know where to begin and if they are really my taste of music. suggestions anyone???

King Crimson are amazing.

If you're going to start listening to Yes, Fragile is your best bet as far as albums go, it's the most accesable and has alot of good stuff. However, if you want their more epic, experimental stuff, try Relayer or Tales Of Topographic Oceans. TOTO is 4 songs that all range at about 20 minutes, and it's really amazing if you give it some time. Relayer has one of the best recorded musical performances ever in "Sound Chaser".

lately, ive been listening to Hanzel und Gretyl's newest album. heavy stuff, compared to their older albums.
also gone back to some ol' favourites like Front Line Assembly and Sonic Mayhem

another band i want to get to know is YES, but i don't know where to begin and if they are really my taste of music. suggestions anyone???

Start off with Close to the Edge and Fragile albums then go from there Yes Rock! but i only have 3 albums and a comilation, my dad has more on vinyl though

I have 11 Yes albums.


Right now, Devy's "Official Bootleg" is pleasing my ears.

Yes is an amazing band. They still perform people's ass off.

[EphelDuath666]

gonna see them live tomorrow

I´m a bit jealous...hope it´s gonna be as great as I expect it to be

Tori Amos - Under The Pink

I almost want to listen to all of Lateralus again after having Triad randomly pop up on my playlist, but for now it's Annihilator's "All For You" album.

The Haunted - rEVOLEr
Wicked shit

Disarmonia Mundi - Fragments of D-Generation
A good one for fans of Soilwork, Inflames
Much more technical and well written
Has Speed Strid from Soilwork on vocals
Shits all over his Soilwork preformances

Sigur Ros - Ágaetis Byrjun

Almaach - Night Fragmented

Tool - Faaip De Oaid

Tom Waits - Real gone
Ulver - A quick fix of melancholy (took me quite a while to get into this one)