Tdoc210's 100 bands that I enjoy

[RuptureMaster]

Yeah Bauhaus were great, In The Flat Field was a great album. My fav Bauhaus song for some reason is Bela Lugusi's Dead.

[link2]

I am not offended in anyway but the album cover seems to be an attempt to shock and seems rather pointless in this day and age. Considering the amount of violence that is readily available via TV, internet etc nothing really shocks anymore so in the end what is the point of it?

I don't know the story about the cover so maybe someone can tell me.

[rhgto]

Good call on Jethro Tull. Remeraber when they beat out Metallica for the Heavy Metal grammy. I know that still has to kill Lars and James that a band with a flute player beat them. I like Songs From the Wood also.

[Karrose]

Singer blew his head off with a shotgun (im assuming this is a photo of it)
The rest of the band ate his brains in a stew
and made necklaces out of his skull

[masterofninjas]

Naive question time. That is the concept of the album?

[Manny 2 Fanny]

no....thats what happened unfortunately
Black metal types.

[sadomiforgets]

I have just been reading about it all via a few links I found. I am not too sure what to think. It all seems sad and insane. I am not too sure that I have any interest in hearing the music at all.

[LeeRAHH]

I caught Tull live in the late 70's. Sensational. Ian had the crowd eating out of his hand.

[augerrhythms]

#96
Wolves in The Throne Room


So you think all black metal is the same?
Well I believe that you are wrong sir
Wolves in the throne room are an excellent example of a newer black metal band creating something new. It has the typical atmosphere, but lyrically, and musically this band is totally different. Diadem of the 12 stars is amazing and I recommend that everyone get that album immediately.

[Borntofarm]

#95
Rites of Spring


apparently the first emo band
but whatever I dont care about that
their album end on end is a pretty sick album
Guy piccioto? is now with fugazi another fave band of mine