Metal Christmas everyone
John
as stocking stuffers. Mom was thrilled <not>.
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John
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Not as heavy as that, but I got Kansas-three pack Self titled debut,
Masque, Monolith, and Blue Oyster Cult-Three pack, ST debut, Fire of
Unknown Origin, and ET live.
Tom
audiophile
I love my metal, but those three Kansas destroy pretty much any metal
that came out this year :)
e.
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<headbang>
John
John
Roeser is very underrated as a guitarist.
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John
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I dig those three albums a lot. Probably going to pick up a few more
Kansas albums I don't have. Like Point of Know Return and
Leftoverture.
Tom
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> > Not as heavy as that, but I got Kansas-three pack Self titled debut,
> > Masque, Monolith, and Blue Oyster Cult-Three pack, ST debut, Fire of
> > Unknown Origin, and ET live.
>
> > Tom
>
> Always liked Kansas and BOC. Phil Ehart is a great drummer and Don
> Roeser is very underrated as a guitarist.
>
> --
> John
So many good solos between both bands. Maybe they ought to tour
together.
Tom
audiophile
Both cast-iron classics.
e.
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the spark of the tempest
Cornholio
> What metal did we get? My boys gave me the past two Municipal Waste CDs
> as stocking stuffers. Mom was thrilled <not>.
>
Well I didn't get any metal but I did have a chance to finally delve
into vinyl for the first time at my in-laws. My father-in-law got a new
turntable and we were going through his classic rock collection. I do
like vinyl and I was amazed how clear a record that's in great condition
can sound. I don't think it's necessarily any better than cd but I would
say it was just as good. Growing up for me I owned two vinyl records at
around age 5 or 6, started picking up tapes around age 11 and then cds
at around 13. I have no idea what happened to the two vinyls I had a
long time ago, my tapes I gave away to friends as I replaced them with
the CD releases, and now I mostly listen to my cds as flac files on the
pcs throughout my house including the one connected to the hi fi in the
basement.
John
I have a few duplicates of vinyl and CD. Best of which are Powerslave,
The Wall, Van Halen I, Moving Pictures and Signals, and 90125
Over the years I've since been acquiring lossless files for all the
vinyl I have. I cant afford to go out and replace them all but those
above were worthy.
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John
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> > I dig those three albums a lot. Probably going to pick up a few more
> > Kansas albums I don't have. Like Point of Know Return and
> > Leftoverture.
>
> Both cast-iron classics.
>
> e.
> --
> the spark of the tempest
I tend to agree with the ones I've heard being cast iron classics. I
don't know that I have heard either of those two end to end or not.
Song for America is probably going to be on that list of getting soon.
Tom
dclizardking
Leftoverture and Point of Know Return are probably my favourite two
Kansas albums.
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > > e.
> > > --
> > > the spark of the tempest
>
> > I tend to agree with the ones I've heard being cast iron classics. I
> > don't know that I have heard either of those two end to end or not.
> > Song for America is probably going to be on that list of getting soon.
>
> > Tom
>
> Leftoverture and Point of Know Return are probably my favourite two
> Kansas albums.
I really like Masque a lot.
Tom
p t
made a list of stuff i would want on vinyl, those 3 would be way up
there.
BrutalNoodle
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> > I dig those three albums a lot. Probably going to pick up a few more
> > Kansas albums I don't have. Like Point of Know Return and
> > Leftoverture.
>
> > Tom
>
> POKR is a must!
Yeah, Soon will be mine.
Tom
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> >> I love my metal, but those three Kansas destroy pretty much any metal
> >> that came out this year :)
>
> >> e.
> >> --
> >> <headbang>
They have racked up quite a few listens already in not even a full
weeks time.
Kansas-ST 4 listens
Masque 2 more listens
Monolith 2 listens.
> > I dig those three albums a lot. Probably going to pick up a few more
> > Kansas albums I don't have. Like Point of Know Return and
> > Leftoverture.
>
> > Tom
>
> POKR is a must!
As for you BN, I sort didn't expect you to be a Kansas fan.
Tom
BrutalNoodle
I love old Kansas. Metal is not the only genre I enjoy.
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> >> POKR is a must!
>
> > As for you BN, I sort didn't expect you to be a Kansas fan.
>
> > Tom
>
> I love old Kansas. Metal is not the only genre I enjoy.
How do you rate some of the older albums?
like
ST debut
Masque
BrutalNoodle
I have them on vinyl and CD.
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > How do you rate some of the older albums?
>
> > like
>
> > ST debut
> > Masque
>
> Not as high as POKR but definitely purchase worthy.
> I have them on vinyl and CD.
I actually have 2 CD's of Masque now.
Tom
NP-POKR
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> > I dig those three albums a lot. Probably going to pick up a few more
> > Kansas albums I don't have. Like Point of Know Return and
> > Leftoverture.
>
> > Tom
>
> POKR is a must!
I just got that, and I have to agree, it's a must.
Tom
james ambuehl
with MASQUE, as far as I'm concerned. But many of their albums are
classics -- just be careful when you get to the non-Steve Walsh albums!
-- Jim
"When the Big Sleep ends, the Nightmares begin!" -- HARDBOILED CTHULHU:
TWO-FISTED TALES OF TENTACLED TERROR, edited by James Ambuehl and out
now from Elder Signs Press! Available from Clarkesworld Books,
Shocklines, Amazon, and Elder Signs Press itself!
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> I still have to say the debut KANSAS album is a classic, right up there
> with MASQUE, as far as I'm concerned. But many of their albums are
> classics -- just be careful when you get to the non-Steve Walsh albums!
>
> -- Jim
Those, I may just ignore.
Tom