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Hello everyone.

Animals is one of the greatest rock albums ever.

I might get it if I hear something I like from it. I kind of have an off-and-on interest in System of a Down.

Black Sabbath - "Computer God"

happysmilies007 wrote:Eric Johnson -- Cliffs of Dover

That is such an awesome song.

I just recently got this album, believe it or not... I'm going with "Mr. Soul". It wasn't a bad Neil Young tune, and I think the Rush version improves on it considerably. Honestly though, much of Feedback ain't that great, in my opinion. It's not something that's going to be hitting my CD ...

I think "Cut to the Chase", "Double Agent" and "Alien Shore" would go over great live, and perhaps surpass the studio versions. They are all great songs that seem to be overlooked, despite the album's popularity. However, in the case of "Alien Shore", I'm not ...

My actual favorite is Exit...Stage Left, but it wasn't listed. I tossed a vote to A Farewell to Kings instead, since it's my current favorite of the studio albums, but this changes all the time. A week from now my answer would probably be different.

The music is not as accessible as their previous tunes, but, I think, it is their greatest achievement to date. I agree. But you know, I think the album's inaccessibility is one of it's strongest aspects. There is not a hit single to be found, and I'm totally fine with that. It essentially sounds l...

"Peaceable Kingdom"

Here's some drummers I like: Bonham Sean Kinney (Alice in Chains) Bill Ward (Black Sabbath) Donald Tardy (Obituary) Tim Alexander (Primus) Gar Samuelson (former Megadeth drummer...now deceased) Pete Sandoval (Morbid Angel) Gene Hoglan (Dark Angel, Death, Testament, Strapping Young Lad) Dave Lombardo...

3 travelers wrote:Great pics, except for the frikkin BoSox cap!!!!

BWAH!! Yankees SUCK!!

^^^ Is overdue for an edit.

Motorhead - "Assassin"

The college station here pumps out Symphony X on occasion. I like what I've heard.