Music for the Dome...

My Sindome Playlist includes:

So Long -Everlast

Breathe, Minefields, Firestarter and Baby's got a Temper - Prodigy

Dragula, Superbeast, Roundhead - Rob Zombie

Black Sunshine, More Human Than Human -White Zombie

Confusion -New Order (The Blade Warehouse scene)

New Disease, Can't be Fixed - Spineshank.

No, Bleed, Eye for an Eye, Back to the Primitive - Soulfly

Rape Me, Heart Shaped Box, Dive, Stain, Lake of Fire, Where did you sleep last night, Drain you -Nirvana

Novacaine For The Soul -Eels

It Takes Blood and Guts to Be This Cool, King Psychotic Size, Little Baby Swastika, -Skunk Anansie.

Lysergic Funeral Procession -Down

Everything Dies - Type O-Negative

Exit Music (From a Film) Karma Police, Paranoid Android -Radiohead.

Princes of the Universe, Headlong, Gimme the Prize, Another One Bites The Dust - Queen.

For Whom The Bell Tolls, Of Wolf and Man, Master of Puppets, Enter Sandman - Metallica (S&M versions)

Nitro, Bad Habit, Self Esteem - Offspring

London Calling -The Clash.

Pretty -Sex Pistols

Disarm, Quiet -Smashing Pumpkins.

Sympathy For the Devil -GnR

Angel of Death, South of Heaven - Slayer

The whole of 'The Sickness' - Disturbed

Scarecrow, �Psalm 69, Hizbollah, The Land of Rape and Honey, You Know What You Are, I Prefer, Flashback, Abortive - Ministry:

At the Gates Of Midian. Cthulhu Dawn, Lord Abortion, Death Magick for Adepts - Cradle of Filth.

In tthe spirit of sharing, anybody have other things they listen to?

–
Craig/Jackson

"Damnit! I want to be Disreputable!"

Like to listen to some Public Enemy, NWA, Eminem, Dr.Dre and stuff like that, too sometimes.

Not very Cyberpunk, but Tenacious D's "Fuck her gently" is always worth a listen.

:)

If anyone wants a really awesome cover of "Somewhere over the Rainbow" let me know and I'll email it to you when I get back from my trip in a week.

Yes, that's right… I'll be gone from August 11th-17th

I look forward to drowning in posts I need to catch up on when I return. I'll miss you all.

Bye!

I am more on the lighter scale of the music world, so when I'm not watching cartoons in the background with my daughter I listen to a bunch of stuff. My favourites are…

Cherry Poppin' Daddies, Everclear, Social Distortion, NOFX, Type O- Negative, R.E.M., Skynyrd, Smashmouth, ABBA, the Beatles, the Beastie Boys, Beethoven,...really anything that strikes my fancy at the time.

*pets her mp3s lovingly*

i would very VERY much like to find whole CD/record's with the remixes i'm listening to right now... if i did.. i'd pounce on them like a rabid dog in heat and kill anyone who tried to wrest them from my grubby lil paws... grrrr...

anyhoo...*cough* i have milk crates (yes plural) full of records and shelving full of CD's.... of much non obscure and much very obscure, legally purchased musical enjoyment...
(music come right after uhm.. rent... and tuition/school supplies and before food in my monthly budget.)

but, i've long ago decided that i am not going to buy an album where i frankly only enjoy one or two songs... i don't have 20-30 bucks a pop to spend on cd's here when i just really want one track... and most of the time.. it's not even the released single that i can go out and buy for that one song...

and many compilation albums with one or two good tracks are...  well.. icky.
record company guy - "hey lets put out a compilation album!" some other record company guy - "sure with what on it?" 1st guy again - "man, it doesn't matter, stick at least one good track on there and people will buy it."  *cough* ok.. maybe i'm a bit over simplifying and generalizing like mad... but meh... i've found out about to many damned cool bands that i wouldn't have otherwise if i hadn't downloaded a random mp3 one day. and frankly... i'v gone through amusing hunts and trecks to find original releases and BUY them... heh... a good part of my vacation fun is dedicated to scrounging in small record shops in san fran and seattle... k.. now i'm rambling horribly.

*goes back to petting her mp3s*

hrm... you know.. this post really -has- no point...

but a feel a can of worms coming up.

*wanders off to get coffee*

(Edited by Bias at 12:08 pm on Aug. 12, 2002)

I listen to mostly Metallica, Iced Earth, Megadeath, Sepultura, Naplam Death..... Iron Maiden.

[Fu] Put that bat down.

Round it off with a few choice classics;

Orff - O Fortuna
Simon Barber - Adaigo for strings
Wagner - Ride of the Valkyries

Stuff by John Williams, Eric Serra & David Arnold.

Metal death and Classic harmony, What else would anyone need.

Quote: from Cube on 11:07 am on Aug. 13, 2002[br]

Orff - O Fortuna

Actually, you should try listening to the entire Carmina Burana over one of your SD playing sessions - one thing to be said, whichever part you're on, it always seems to flow no matter what you're doing IG. Although that bit "Mandaliet, Mandaliet, min geselle kommet niet" makes me want to put my head through my monitor.

DIO, certain songs, not all

Megadeth, Countdown to Extinction (name of this album fits SD perfectly)

Children of Bodom, Finnish black metal band, very melodic but still heavy as Hell, Alexi Laiho maybe one of the best guitar players in the world, seriously!

Mot�rhead, certain songs, not all

HIM (known as HER in the states), some of their heavier songs from Razorblade Romance and Greatest Love Songs vol. 666 albums.

Ozzy Osbourne, songs like No More Tears, Breaking the Rules, Shot in the Dark, Suicide Solution, Mr. Crowley etc.

Iron Maiden, songs like Fear of the Dark, Moonchild, Number of the Beast, Hallowed Be Thy Name, Powerslave etc.

Quote: from Valeria on 6:48 am on Aug. 12, 2002[br]First of all, illegal MP3s suck!

Well, not really.

People who rely souly on illegal mp3's suck. I can thank illegal mp3's for a good portion of my CD collection. I've heard more bands from downloading stuff from Napster and similar places, that I otherwise wouldn't have heard any other way.

I may hold a few albums of illegal mp3's for months at �a time, but, if I deem them worthy of keeping, sooner or later I buy the CD, which then stops them being illegal, since owning the CD gives you the right to store mp3 copies of a track for personal use.

I have to mock anyone who tore into Metallica for suing Napster though. People accused them of "Selling out"

I'll tell you what, I'll come around your house, and take a cut of your wages every month, then, when you try to sue me, or involve the police, I'll call you a sell out, too.

Maybe Metallica themselves didn't, still don't need more money, but, they set a precedent, by which the smaller acts who were, and still are getting raked over the coals by people pirating thier music can try and protect thier interests.

</rant>

P.S. DJ's are not rockstars.

P.P.S. The Monkies were the first manufactured boy band. I blame them for everything I hate about the modern music industry.

:)

(Edited by King[Fu] at 6:49 am on Aug. 16, 2002)

So far we have:

Inner Universe - Origa
Ghost in the Shell theme song - KMFDM
Disconnected - (Kid Loco Remix)
Dirty - Trick Daddy
What's Left of the Flag - Flogging Molly

 I dont know if you guys know this but Nemisis here knows how to write and sig music, some of it being worth a platinum. But he has a website you can go to,
www.straylightrun.org/nemisis and it is all there for real awesome music in my opinion.

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - U.S. Goverment
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Warped
Fugazi - Nightshop
Anti-Flag - Got the Numbers
The Hives - abra cadaver
Leftover Crack - Feed the Children (Book of Lies)
The Kings - Rats
Kings of Leon - Pistol of Fire
Beck - Beercan
The Pixies - Vamois
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Date With A Night
The Walkmen - The Rat
The Verve - Catching the Butterfly

Forever a work in progress because I possess entirely too much diffrent music to combine into anything but sonic barrage.

Look up the lyrics on the net, ignore all the references to "gangstas" and "niggas" and you'll see how appropriate this song is to Sindome.

Prodigy - Voodoo People [Pendulum Rmx] (- this one has a sick guitar line

Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up [Subfocus Rmx] - even more electrified than the original

..Oh yes, and that site has tons of great vinyl breakbeat s*** available through digital downloads

(Edited by BuddhaBrand at 10:42 am on May 8, 2006)

(Edited by ReeferMadness at 9:33 am on May 10, 2006)