The last CD you've bought

[noGnoG]

Loaded - Sick

Not eath shattering, but a solid rock album

[gunner22]

Loaded - Sick

Not eath shattering, but a solid rock album

+1

[BlowUpYourVideo]

Black Sabbath - Born Again


Underrated album; GNR even used the Zero The Hero riff for Paradise City

[D]

Forgot t post it

Loaded "Sick" the day after it came out.

I like it. Very solid, very sing a long able.

Gotta check out the song "IOU"

[gunner22]

Heaven And Hell' "The Devil You Know". I also bought their live album from 2007.

Black Sabbath - Born Again


Underrated album; GNR even used the Zero The Hero riff for Paradise City

Ian Gillan! 

[BlowUpYourVideo]

^Oddly, it's the only album I own with him on it. Though I do wanna check out Purple's Machine Head.

[gunner22]

^Oddly, it's the only album I own with him on it. Though I do wanna check out Purple's Machine Head.

You should man, best Deep Purple album in my opinion. It's definitely the first one you should get, then get "Deep Purple In Rock".

And another great, seriously GREAT album , is Made In Japan, Deep Purple is one of those bands that just grows live. They became bigger and better.

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Just listened to Heaven & Hell's live album from 2007, awesome!

[Gunner80]

The Beatles - White Album - Paid $27 for the fucking thing, worth it though.

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In Flames - A Sense of Purpose
Alice In Chains - Facelift
Alice In Chains - Alice In Chains

Supported my local record store this time, instead of buying off Amazon.

[AtariLegend]

The last album I acquired was;

Roger Waters - The Pros And Cons Of HitchHiking

[jarmo]

Not sure what to think of it. The first single is really good, but the album might be a bit too "electronic 80s" sounding...





/jarmo

[Dot]

I also bought Depeche Mode?s SOTU...really liking it, and I don?t really think is 8os dance oriented. It?s pretty dark actually.

[jarmo]

I also bought Depeche Mode?s SOTU...really liking it, and I don?t really think is 8os dance oriented. It?s pretty dark actually.

The sounds remind me of their early 80s stuff.

I've always preferred the sounds they had since the late 80s.... More guitar based, heavier....



/jarmo

[BlowUpYourVideo]

The Beatles' White Album

[AtariLegend]

Portishead - Third

And

Led Zeppelin - House Of Holy

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Foo Fighters - One by One
Filter - Title of Record
Thom Yorke - The Eraser
Stone Temple Pilots - Core

[hebbesy]

Not bought by me but for me:

Seasick Steve - I started out with nothing and I have most of it left
Daft Punk - Hits part 1.

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Eminem - Relapse
In Flames - Whoracle
Green Day - Know Your Enemy single

[mojoeye]

Godsmack-- Their first album; at the time I dismissed them without really ever listening to their music-- asides from 'Voodoo' on the car radio-- for being an Alice in Chains clone. But their first album is really heavy hitting. Its good endurance music.

[Bitch Slap Rappin]

I recently bought the Heaven & Hell cd. (Second formation of Black Sabbath with singer Ronnie James Deo and Drummer Vinnie Appice).

Very impressive cd. It has the energy and magic of the first entitled Heaven & Hell album and Mob rules. It's got both heavy and melodic songs in the traditional landscape of Black Sabbath. It also has a fresh sound as far as the riffs that Tony and Geezer wrote. (These guys never seem to repeat themselves when it comes to heavy rock licks.)

I bought the Best Buy version which had a DVD included with the cd. The DVD shows them in the studio talking about the making of the cd. It's great to see how these elder rockers are now wise and get along so well with each other. Very good cd.