The Shred Room II (with extra youth)

James wrote: NaturalScience wrote: James wrote: Ah, fair enough.  I didn't think the debut was as easily findable, that's why I was asking. I need both on CD. Both CDs at Wayside. Now why did you go and tell me that?  I have a long enough list of albums to get from Wayside as it is... how do I prioritise! Harrumph!

Sometimes I wonder why I don't just get some job at Wayside and get paid in CDs.

The thing is about Wayside... if I visit their site, I always order something.

That means therefore that I rarely visit their site and I'm not going to do so today either.  I know the next time I visit, my order will be rather large and I may have to cull some stuff from my order.

They need a UK branch!

What I might do is try and see if ReR have some of what I need.  That'll save me on some postage and stuff.  What I cannot get from ReR I'll get from Wayside.


Edited by James - January 07 2009 at 22:50

Mikerinos wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Mikerinos wrote: I used to like TFK but now I'm kind of apathetic towards them.  I think they could shorten almost all their albums in half, and it would be better if they experimented with their style.  Even Ozric Tentacles are less samey and at least they're way better (in my opinion, which kind of goes without saying). :P Ozrics are amazing. I downloaded some of their earlier stuff, it's pretty great and very different.  More relaxed and "cool" sounding, a bit amateurish but that adds some charm, sometimes it's more enjoyable than the high energy jams which is what they're more judged upon.  Unfortunately, to acquire the early stuff, you need to either buy the out of print box set (or the original cassettes which are lots of $), or download, I went for the latter.

Yeah, I did that too; I own their later ones on CD, but I burned blank discs of their earlier stuff. I love both eras for different reasons.

LinusW wrote: NaturalScience wrote: LinusW wrote: Right. I definitely need Stormy Six then. Maledetti and Are(A)zione - how would you describe them in comparison to the three I've got? Maledetti I found to be right up there with the others, I don't think you'll be disappointed at all. To be honest I need to listen to Are(A)zione a bit more - I've heard it's their best live effort, but it's the only one I've heard so I can't really compare. That sounds great. I'm really looking forward to hearing it then. But I'll have to get more familiar with Caution Radiation Area first.

ZYG

Oh gosh, their second album continues where the first finished... Pat, order this one too!

NaturalScience wrote: LinusW wrote: NaturalScience wrote: LinusW wrote: Right. I definitely need Stormy Six then. Maledetti and Are(A)zione - how would you describe them in comparison to the three I've got? Maledetti I found to be right up there with the others, I don't think you'll be disappointed at all. To be honest I need to listen to Are(A)zione a bit more - I've heard it's their best live effort, but it's the only one I've heard so I can't really compare. That sounds great. I'm really looking forward to hearing it then. But I'll have to get more familiar with Caution Radiation Area first. ZYG

Wild.

HughesJB4 wrote: PUNKAGE! Well okay, so I prefer hardcore over punk really:P

I prefer punk but some hardcore is interesting.

Still prefer punk by a long run.

James wrote: Oh gosh, their second album continues where the first finished... Pat, order this one too!

  I'm going broke!

Bern wrote: HughesJB4 wrote: PUNKAGE! Well okay, so I prefer hardcore over punk really:P I prefer punk but some hardcore is interesting. Still prefer punk by a long run.

I do not get along with the classics, like Ramones, Sex Pistols and others of similar ilk, at all to be honest.
I go for post punk, post hardcore, melodic hardcore and emo before it became emo.

NaturalScience wrote: James wrote: Oh gosh, their second album continues where the first finished... Pat, order this one too!   I'm going broke!

How much will you get from alimony?


Edited by James - January 07 2009 at 23:01