The last countdown cleared out Exile Island and left it vacant so no Tarkus worries this time around. Dangit. As usual, the rules and whatnot are up there ↑ at the top near the home tab.
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Let's get spooky!
1) Tron Scherzo/Wendy Carlos (Tron soundtrack) - Here's to chopping things off way before Bruce Jenner did!
2) Deep Purple/Smoke on the Water (Machine Head) - Classic rock track which actually tells the true story of someone shooting off a flare gun at a Frank Zappa concert which caused the whole casino to burn down. Epic.
3) Concerto No. 1 (Spring)/Vivaldi (The Four Seasons) - I still have class and taste ya know.
4) Xandria/Atonement (Sacrificium) - Still trying to get into them. Sometimes it's almost like they try too hard.
5) Aerosmith/Kings and Queens (Greatest Hits) - Back when they were drug crazed rockers and not long winded whiny wannabe crooners. Wow, that just flowed right out...
6) ELO/The Lights Go Down (Time) - Maybe the best album they ever did and one of my personal favorites. Not the best song from it though.
7) Boston/We Can Make It (Walk On) - The last Boston album that was worth a damn. It's really too bad they didn't put out more stuff during their peak years.
8) Opeth/Death Whispered a Lullaby (Damnation) - I know a lot of people rave about them, but I guess I just haven't listened enough.
9) Dream Theater/Through My Words (Metropolis Pt. 2, Scenes From a Memory) - When I was writing what I did about Opeth, Dream Theater popped into my mind and here they are. A lot of similarities between them I think.
10) Unitopia/This Time, I Think We've Got It Right (Artificial) - I don't know much about them either, but it kinda reminds me of Camel in a jazzy, moody way. At least this song anyway.
2) Deep Purple/Smoke on the Water (Machine Head) - Classic rock track which actually tells the true story of someone shooting off a flare gun at a Frank Zappa concert which caused the whole casino to burn down. Epic.
3) Concerto No. 1 (Spring)/Vivaldi (The Four Seasons) - I still have class and taste ya know.
4) Xandria/Atonement (Sacrificium) - Still trying to get into them. Sometimes it's almost like they try too hard.
5) Aerosmith/Kings and Queens (Greatest Hits) - Back when they were drug crazed rockers and not long winded whiny wannabe crooners. Wow, that just flowed right out...
6) ELO/The Lights Go Down (Time) - Maybe the best album they ever did and one of my personal favorites. Not the best song from it though.
7) Boston/We Can Make It (Walk On) - The last Boston album that was worth a damn. It's really too bad they didn't put out more stuff during their peak years.
8) Opeth/Death Whispered a Lullaby (Damnation) - I know a lot of people rave about them, but I guess I just haven't listened enough.
9) Dream Theater/Through My Words (Metropolis Pt. 2, Scenes From a Memory) - When I was writing what I did about Opeth, Dream Theater popped into my mind and here they are. A lot of similarities between them I think.
10) Unitopia/This Time, I Think We've Got It Right (Artificial) - I don't know much about them either, but it kinda reminds me of Camel in a jazzy, moody way. At least this song anyway.
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The STCS for this week goes to Prince/I Wanna Be Your Lover (The Hits 2). I think this was one of his first hits. It does sound like it was still in the last of the disco days, something I believe Spinal Tap despised. Anyway, it was a good mix this week with no one getting sent to Exile Island.
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As always stay cool/dry and comfy wherever you are. Go Braves and Roll Tide!
Play us out boys!
Frank Zappa and the Mothers
Were at the best place around
But some stupid with a flare gun
Burned the place to the ground...
Were at the best place around
But some stupid with a flare gun
Burned the place to the ground...
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