What's in your CD player/MP3 player?

Some Skillet albums, One Bad Pig's newest, my own newest, and the first album by Big Fat Jam.

Stryken - First Strike / Blitzkrieg

I've always believed that these guys had a lot of potential that never got to be released properly.

Where did you get the Blitzkrieg demo?  I'd love to hear that.

alldatndensum wrote:

Where did you get the Blitzkrieg demo?  I'd love to hear that.

It's included on the second re-release.

Driven wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

Where did you get the Blitzkrieg demo?  I'd love to hear that.

It's included on the second re-release.

I believe that is the one that Retroactive did just a few years after the one that Girder did.

http://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Stryken/First_Strike/238620

Staybrite wrote:

Driven wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

Where did you get the Blitzkrieg demo?  I'd love to hear that.

It's included on the second re-release.

I believe that is the one that Retroactive did just a few years after the one that Girder did.

http://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Stryken/First_Strike/238620

That's the one.

I've been listening to the Georgia Satellites/Dan Baird and some David Lee Roth albums.  I also listened to the first album by the Christian band Cornerstone.

77s - The Late Greats 2014 Summer Tour Mix
Disaffection - Begin The Revolution

F.O.G. - Broken, man I wish these guys would get back together and make another album.

Newsboys - In The Hands Of God

"Heroes Will Be Heroes" by Cool Hand Luke

I'd forgotten how much I love this song until I found it while browsing my music collection on my computer earlier. I need to dust this CD off and listen to it again.

Big Chris & D'Bare Bones Band - When your time comes.

rockerVu2 wrote:

Big Chris & D'Bare Bones Band - When your time comes.

Me too, been listening to it most of the week.

Eyes On the Prize / Mavis Staples
Here I Am / Barren Cross
Westboro / Decyfer Down
Slow Suicide / Scott Stapp...

And on Spotify I accidentally came across The Hurricane's Eye by Jesse Roper which is excellent. Don't let the first minute fool you. Not metal, but give it a listen--loud. Disappointingly I heard another of his songs with fairly adolescent lyrics let's just say...

Some bluesy CD by some unknown band

Sam Tip wrote:

Westboro / Decyfer Down

I'm not a huge fan of DD, but I really dig that Scarecrow album, and this easily one of my favorite tracks from that album.

Wovenhand - Star Treatment

Daniel Band - Run From The Darkness
Rick Elias and The Confessions
Rush - Hemispheres

Meat Loaf - Bat Out of Hell II

Kansas - The Prelude Implicit

I've been spinning Geoff Tate's S/T release from 2002 in the truck for several days now. I was quite surprised when i got it, as it's not what I expected from the former lead singer of a progressive metal band. However, I've really been enjoying it, as it is sometimes slow and relaxing, sometimes jazzy, and even one or two songs that sound like something DA would do.

While it was quite different from what Queensryche was doing at the time I found at least half of that first Tate solo album to be quite enjoyable.....can't say the same thing about his second solo album.

Joshua's Creed

kerrick wrote:

Joshua's Creed

Me too!  (right now in fact).