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elSicomoro · 03-29-2002, 02:48 PM

System of a Down--Toxicity: Intense...noisy. Better than their first record. I wasn't sure if I would dig the entire CD, but I must say that it is damned fine.

Reverend Horton Heat--Lucky 7: The good reverend has come back to save us all with his blend of rockabilly. Songs about fast cars, women, and his bassist, Jimbo Wallace. Probably his best record in 7 years.

Insane Clown Posse--The Great Milenko: I am not really a big fan of theirs, but I like this particular CD b/c it's simply ridiculous. Really off the wall and disturbing.

Depeche Mode--Songs of Faith and Devotion Live: Of the 395 CDs I own, 57 are DM CDs. Obsessed...or just devoted?

03-29-2002, 02:48 PM	#267
elSicomoro Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 12,486	Another thread that will not die System of a Down--Toxicity: Intense...noisy. Better than their first record. I wasn't sure if I would dig the entire CD, but I must say that it is damned fine. Reverend Horton Heat--Lucky 7: The good reverend has come back to save us all with his blend of rockabilly. Songs about fast cars, women, and his bassist, Jimbo Wallace. Probably his best record in 7 years. Insane Clown Posse--The Great Milenko: I am not really a big fan of theirs, but I like this particular CD b/c it's simply ridiculous. Really off the wall and disturbing. Depeche Mode--Songs of Faith and Devotion Live: Of the 395 CDs I own, 57 are DM CDs. Obsessed...or just devoted?