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Carmilla1

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  1. Pentagram - Relentless Pentagram - Last Rites (Album)
  2. Quite enthralled with Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds 1978 concept album at the moment. Eve of War; Thunderchild and Spirit of Man.
  3. edit: Already posted on this thread but didn't look.
  4. I've always liked songs with 'good' lyrics - something meaningful or which makes you think. I studied poetry in my English Literature A-level and also as a module at university, so I appreciate a good lyric. Not always, sometimes lyrics don't need to be particular profound. Probably my favorite is Priest's Beyond the Realms of Death. Then, I also like Saint Vitus' The Psychopath because of how it slowly builds tension and works with the instrumental to tell the story. Similar to Nick Cave's Song of Joy in that respect IMO, as that leaves little clues as the song progresses that the narrator is the murderer.
  5. Judas Priest - Dying to meet you
  6. Candlemass - Black Stone wielder
  7. Metal Church - Fake Healer Judas Priest - The Sentinel
  8. Metal Church - Ton of Bricks and Start the Fire.
  9. Saint Vitus - The Psychopath. Such a gloomy atmosphere - I love things like this.
  10. Angel witch anniversary album. I've been fancying getting this every time I've seen it in my record shop. Never listened to it before, but it kept calling out to me so i just got it today. Researching it seems like my kind of thing - we shall see.
  11. I like Lady Gaga - she's quite good for the kind of stuff she does - she has a good voice. Also, I like some of Kyle's songs - Obviously 'can't get you outta my head' is annoyingly catchy, but I think 'Confide in me' and 'Where the wild roses grow' which she did with Nick Cave are actually good. I don't mind some of Lana del Rey's songs, they can be quite interesting. I also like Joy Division, New Order and Depeche Mode. Probably the only 'guilty pleasures' are S club 7, as I liked them when I was little
  12. Been busy this week! Paradise Lost - Draconian Times The Gathering - Mandylion Uriah Heep - Very 'Eavy Judas Priest - Painkiller (finally got round to getting my own copy of this) Lynyrd Skynyrd - Pronounced leh-nerd skin-nerd
  13. My parents have taken me to see The Rolling Stones twice - Once for the 2006 Bigger Bang tour at Sheffield when I'd just turned 11. And the other for their 50th anniversary tour in Hyde Park. I guess I've been to their concerts three times technically if you count when my mum was pregnant with me when she and my dad went to the Sheffield concert for the 1995 Voodoo Lounge tour, haha. Must have been pretty far into her pregnancy as well considering that was on the 9th July 1995 says wikipedia and I was born a month later on the 24th August... That's dedication. I'm not especially into the stones myself, but still it is a good experience. Otherwise, I haven't been to any concerts by bands I really like - I only really want to see Black Sabbath and Judas Priest, and possibly Iron Maiden if it was at a festival, but I'm not into them enough to want to go if it was them alone. I wouldn't mind seeing King Diamond - or Mercyful Fate if they ever do any touring at some point.
  14. Living bad dreams - Judas Priest. I'm surprised this is only a bonus track on the Painkiller remaster. Like many other ballad-type Priest songs, this is really beautiful and powerful. Should have been on the original release imo.
  15. Uriah Heep - Very 'Eavy... Very 'Umble(album). I've been wanting to get round to listening to Uriah Heep seeing as I like my 70s classic rock/hard rock/metal - and after all my dad recommends them (more specifically this album)and he has/had many good records which he got in the 60s/70s, so I often like to raid his collection. lol
  16. The Gathering - Mandylion. Having a listen to this album, which I haven't done before - it's so beautiful and atmospheric - the singer's voice and the instrumentals all together make for a wonderful listen. Really, almost hypnotic. I love things like this. I wish I'd heard it before.
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