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Devin Townsend - Empath

James Murphy - Feeding The Machine

The Storyteller - Crossroad

BPMD - American Made

I now have a solar powered computer. Technically now if I listen to music it's carbon neutral metal! (yes like all green projects I totally ignore how much carbon was used to get to this point and only focus on this moment in time)

Deathrow - Riders Of Doom

Rogga Johansson - Otherworld

Druid Lord - Grotesque Offerings.

I remember hearing them when they first broke, but I never actually followed them. Had no idea they released an album last year. NP: Danzig - Black Aria II

Shit! I just reinstalled Euro Truck Simulator on my new computer. This could be a mistake.

Chainbreaker - Lethal Desire

Decap Attak - Vol II Savagery Sex And Madness

Dublin Death Patrol - DDP 4 Life

Newstead - Heavy Metal Music

Raped Ape - Land Of Broken Promises

If an intro or outro goes for 3 or 4 minutes that is a wasted slot that could have been filled with another song.

Flotsam And Jetsam - When The Storm Comes Down (pre production demo)

Dead Head - Slave Driver

I just spent some time on YT looking for new music and I realised another reason why I don't do it as often as I used to. I don't have the patience for intros any more. I do need to get outside and do some work but it's not really the deadline of that which is driving me. I just don't seem to keep playing anything after a minute or so if the first track is some kind of intro that doesn't catch me.

Rusted Dawn - The Black Tides Of War

Wreck-Defy - Fragments Of Anger

I was the other way, I used to have the time to do it. These days I could probably find the time but I tend to spend it doing other things. Years ago I used to sit down with a new CD or vinyl and listen to it start to end reading the cover and the lyrics etc but these days I tend to let music play in the back ground more and more. There are albums I do buy and listen through intently without interruption but it doesn't happen anywhere near as much as it used to.

I used to enjoy the hunt for new music, I used to want to hear every band I could, but it got to the point for me where the shit just all started to blend together. Too many bands sounded the same, committing bands names to memory just wasn't happening for 90% of what I heard. I'd hear someone talk about a band that sounded good, only to realise I'd heard them months before and forgotten their music and name.

Kreator -Pleasure To Kill

Sabbat - History Of A Time To Come