Crematory - the prophecy (...Just Dreaming)
Harry Belafonte - island in the sun (The World Of Harry Belafonte)
Marduk - bonds of unholy matrimony (La Grande Danse Macabre)
Marlene Dietrich - sag' mir adieu (Ich bin die fesche Lola)
Naglfar - the perpetual hours (Pariah)
Persuader - raise hell (Evolution Purgatory)
BT - the revolution (Tomb Raider Original Soundtrack)
The Doors - l.a. woman (L.A. Woman)
The Gathering - stonegarden (Always...)
Therion - der mitternachtslöwe (Gothic Kabbalah)
Trivium - ashes (Ember To Inferno)
Trivium - ignition (The Crusade)
Trooper - speranta (Gloria)
Virgin Steele - fire of ecstasy (The House Of Atreus, Act II)
Sacrifi-sir & Sapnish
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Monday, February 18, 2008
Frédéric Chopin - präludium in g-dur (Klavierstücke)
Michael Kamen - arabia (Don Juan de Marco Original Soundtrack)
Dragonlord - judgement failed (Rapture)
Danzig - mother (Danzig)
Satyricon - the dawn of a new age [remix] (Meggido)
Abdul Majeed Abdullah - inta al hob (The Best Arabian Album In The World... Ever!)
Almora - kurşun asker (Kalihora's Song)
Hammerfall - legacy of kings [live] (One Crimson Night)
Alexandra - klingt musik am kaukasus (Ihre größten Erfolge)
Uhrilehto - korpimetsan perkele (Ihmisvihan Eliitti)
Marvin Gaye - little darling i need you (I Heard It Through The Grapevine)
Connie Francis - nino (Die Liebe ist ein seltsames Spiel)
Into Eternity - novus inceptum (The Scattering Of Ashes)
Savatage - this isn't what we meant (Dead Winter Dead)
Okay, so that Satyricon remix was crap. Terrible.
I was a little disappointed of Joacim Cans' vocals on the Hammerfall live track - he didn't sing the high notes :-( He just left them out...
All in all this was one of the weaker sessions, but the 1969 Schlager/Folk song by Alexandra was amazing - what a great track! And Connie Francis - presenting another Schlager - was breathtaking as always, even if 'nino' is not among her strongest tracks (in my opinion).
And, we had cult (Danzig), boredom (Dragonlord), Lebanon (Abdul Majeed Abdullah), noise (Uhrilehto) and the Daily Marvin Gaye.
--MightySapnish--
Michael Kamen - arabia (Don Juan de Marco Original Soundtrack)
Dragonlord - judgement failed (Rapture)
Danzig - mother (Danzig)
Satyricon - the dawn of a new age [remix] (Meggido)
Abdul Majeed Abdullah - inta al hob (The Best Arabian Album In The World... Ever!)
Almora - kurşun asker (Kalihora's Song)
Hammerfall - legacy of kings [live] (One Crimson Night)
Alexandra - klingt musik am kaukasus (Ihre größten Erfolge)
Uhrilehto - korpimetsan perkele (Ihmisvihan Eliitti)
Marvin Gaye - little darling i need you (I Heard It Through The Grapevine)
Connie Francis - nino (Die Liebe ist ein seltsames Spiel)
Into Eternity - novus inceptum (The Scattering Of Ashes)
Savatage - this isn't what we meant (Dead Winter Dead)
Okay, so that Satyricon remix was crap. Terrible.
I was a little disappointed of Joacim Cans' vocals on the Hammerfall live track - he didn't sing the high notes :-( He just left them out...
All in all this was one of the weaker sessions, but the 1969 Schlager/Folk song by Alexandra was amazing - what a great track! And Connie Francis - presenting another Schlager - was breathtaking as always, even if 'nino' is not among her strongest tracks (in my opinion).
And, we had cult (Danzig), boredom (Dragonlord), Lebanon (Abdul Majeed Abdullah), noise (Uhrilehto) and the Daily Marvin Gaye.
--MightySapnish--
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Ensemble Unicorn - hont paur (Codex Faenza)
The Prodigy - diesel power (The Fat Of The Land)
Therion - cults of the shadow (Theli)
Immortal - battlefields (Blizzard Beasts)
A-ha - dragonfly (Lifelines)
Auf der Maur - taste you (Auf der Maur)
Amon Amarth - the arrival of the fimbul winter (The Arrival Of The Fimbul Winter)
Tourniquet - servant of the bones (Microscopic View Of A Telescopic Realm)
Manowar - each dawn i die (Hail To England)
R. Kelly - when a woman's fed up (Darker Than Blue)
Marvin Gaye - heavy love affair (Anthology)
Deströyer 666 - australian and anti-christ (Unchain The Wolves)
Dødheimsgard - lost in faces (Monumental Possession)
Megadeth - mechanix (Killing Is My Business... And Business Is Good!)
Funny - Today chose the exact same Immortal song as last session: 'battlefields'. What could that mean..?
Pretty boring was A-ha... how can you compose something like this? And in the production phase that boring piece of music was even covered in all kinds of sugar icing - make it stop...
But The Prodigy, Therion, Melissa Auf der Maur, Marvin Gaye - great diverse round tonight, also including twice total rumbling with Deströyer 666 and Dødheimsgard. Even R. Kelly's song was kinda good ;-)
--MightySapnish--
The Prodigy - diesel power (The Fat Of The Land)
Therion - cults of the shadow (Theli)
Immortal - battlefields (Blizzard Beasts)
A-ha - dragonfly (Lifelines)
Auf der Maur - taste you (Auf der Maur)
Amon Amarth - the arrival of the fimbul winter (The Arrival Of The Fimbul Winter)
Tourniquet - servant of the bones (Microscopic View Of A Telescopic Realm)
Manowar - each dawn i die (Hail To England)
R. Kelly - when a woman's fed up (Darker Than Blue)
Marvin Gaye - heavy love affair (Anthology)
Deströyer 666 - australian and anti-christ (Unchain The Wolves)
Dødheimsgard - lost in faces (Monumental Possession)
Megadeth - mechanix (Killing Is My Business... And Business Is Good!)
Funny - Today chose the exact same Immortal song as last session: 'battlefields'. What could that mean..?
Pretty boring was A-ha... how can you compose something like this? And in the production phase that boring piece of music was even covered in all kinds of sugar icing - make it stop...
But The Prodigy, Therion, Melissa Auf der Maur, Marvin Gaye - great diverse round tonight, also including twice total rumbling with Deströyer 666 and Dødheimsgard. Even R. Kelly's song was kinda good ;-)
--MightySapnish--
@work II
Savatage - Hall Of The Mountain King
Dornenreich - Her von welken Nächten
Emperor - Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk
Emperor - Prometheus-The Discipline Of Fire And Demise
V/A - Young Techno 90ies
--Sapnish--
Dornenreich - Her von welken Nächten
Emperor - Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk
Emperor - Prometheus-The Discipline Of Fire And Demise
V/A - Young Techno 90ies
--Sapnish--
Saturday, February 16, 2008
@work
Black Sabbath - Vol. 4
Amr Diab - Amareen
Enslaved - Below The Lights
HIM - Razorblade Romance
Emperor - Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk
--Sapnish--
Amr Diab - Amareen
Enslaved - Below The Lights
HIM - Razorblade Romance
Emperor - Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk
--Sapnish--
At The Gates - night comes, blood black (The Red In The Sky Is Ours)
Colonia - sjene (Milijun Milja Old Nigdje)
Dimmu Borgir - raabjorn speiler draugheimens skodde (Godless Savage Garden)
Dio - i (Inferno The Last in Live)
Justin Timberlake - pose (FutureSex/LoveSounds)
Manowar - hatred (Hell on Stage)
Metallia - battery (Master of Puppets)
Savatage - out on the streets (Fight for the Rock)
Sentenced - guilt and regrest (Cold White Light)
Slayer - Postmortem (Decade of Aggression)
Slayer - Violent Pacification (Undisputed Attitude)
The Black Sweden - ring ring/breaking the law (Gold)
Thin Lizzy - emerald (Live & Dangerous)
Good morning ... and what a lovely one, the sun breaks through the clouds, coffee and Unholy Today. Roughly waken up by the sound of Death Metal Today presents me a song from At The Gates' debut album. A chain of fast and good riffs accompany me through the early hours of the day, good song but the recording itself doesnt transmit the power that might let your ears tremble when listening to this song live.
Awww ... did I ever mention how much I love Today ? No, well I do, cause Colonia is next. With Indira and Seka, all readers of unholy Today should know by them now, this is the 3rd band from the Balkan region that I admire so much and have seen already live as well. Believe me this band, rather their singer Ira releases an energy that fills the complete halls of Nachtwerk and touches everyone in the audience, an extraordinary performance. This song is one from their 3rd album and it has already the catchy tunes and parts that make this band, respectively this genre so unique.
A song from Cream with a very long instrumental part in the middle, which extends this song to over nine minutes, is next on the list. Considering this was recorded Live the sound isnt so bad. The song title of the next song took me some time to write down :), this song has a nice atmosphere and partly slower riffs bring a nice change. On a side note, Im missing Enthrone Darkness Triumphant album :(
A nice mix of music that I had so far and a song from Justin Timberlake made it on the list and this is a welcome change in rhythm and selection of instruments.
Listening to the remianing songs while cleaning up the apartment I want to point to a band The Black Sweden that merges classic rock/metal songs with ABBA songs in an exceptional way, very entertaining and with this I close Today today and listen to the remaining songs from Gold ...
Sacrifi-sir
Colonia - sjene (Milijun Milja Old Nigdje)
Dimmu Borgir - raabjorn speiler draugheimens skodde (Godless Savage Garden)
Dio - i (Inferno The Last in Live)
Justin Timberlake - pose (FutureSex/LoveSounds)
Manowar - hatred (Hell on Stage)
Metallia - battery (Master of Puppets)
Savatage - out on the streets (Fight for the Rock)
Sentenced - guilt and regrest (Cold White Light)
Slayer - Postmortem (Decade of Aggression)
Slayer - Violent Pacification (Undisputed Attitude)
The Black Sweden - ring ring/breaking the law (Gold)
Thin Lizzy - emerald (Live & Dangerous)
Good morning ... and what a lovely one, the sun breaks through the clouds, coffee and Unholy Today. Roughly waken up by the sound of Death Metal Today presents me a song from At The Gates' debut album. A chain of fast and good riffs accompany me through the early hours of the day, good song but the recording itself doesnt transmit the power that might let your ears tremble when listening to this song live.
Awww ... did I ever mention how much I love Today ? No, well I do, cause Colonia is next. With Indira and Seka, all readers of unholy Today should know by them now, this is the 3rd band from the Balkan region that I admire so much and have seen already live as well. Believe me this band, rather their singer Ira releases an energy that fills the complete halls of Nachtwerk and touches everyone in the audience, an extraordinary performance. This song is one from their 3rd album and it has already the catchy tunes and parts that make this band, respectively this genre so unique.
A song from Cream with a very long instrumental part in the middle, which extends this song to over nine minutes, is next on the list. Considering this was recorded Live the sound isnt so bad. The song title of the next song took me some time to write down :), this song has a nice atmosphere and partly slower riffs bring a nice change. On a side note, Im missing Enthrone Darkness Triumphant album :(
A nice mix of music that I had so far and a song from Justin Timberlake made it on the list and this is a welcome change in rhythm and selection of instruments.
Listening to the remianing songs while cleaning up the apartment I want to point to a band The Black Sweden that merges classic rock/metal songs with ABBA songs in an exceptional way, very entertaining and with this I close Today today and listen to the remaining songs from Gold ...
Sacrifi-sir
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Dream Theater - under a glass moon (Images And Words)
Immortal - battlefields (Blizzard Beasts)
Alice Deejay - will i ever
Black Sabbath - neon knights (Heaven And Hell)
Savatage - hall of the mountain king (Hall Of The Mountain King)
Summoning - a distant flame before the sun (Stronghold)
Abdullah Ibrahim - blanton (African Suite)
Equilibrium - tote heldensagen (Turis Fratyr)
Machine Head - blood for blood (Burn My Eyes)
Dream Evil - fight you 'til the end (Evilized)
İzel - direniyorum (Bir Dilek Tut Benim İçin)
Black Sabbath - wheels of confusion/the straightener (Vol. 4)
Belphegor - abschwörung (Blutsabbath)
Anthony Hamilton - do you feel me (American Gangster Original Soundtrack)
A bargain kicks off today's round, I bought this album quite cheaply as my first encounter with Dream Theater. I have to say I didn't hear it a lot :-) This is not necessarily my kind of Progressive Metal, this song was not bad though. Confusing as it has to be (it's Progressive Metal, you know?) and enjoyable. TOTALLY different then the Black Metal warriors from Norway - the sound is really something you have to get used to. Not uninteresting, but I can't say that a lot happened when this track was on. Unbelievable how distinctive Abbath's vocals sound. The next track might get close to what you'd call "embarassing". It's a bubblegum techno song from 2000 I think - I personally never heard of Alice Deejay again. This not only features an impressivly silly Single album cover, but also a very good melody line and chorus. What would Immortal think if they saw this playlist?
'neon knights' - what can you say? This is a brilliant tune and a true classic. Great vocals and lyrics by Mr. Dio. Another Metal cult band, this time from the USA, is up next: Savatage and the eternal 'hall of the mountain king'. A great song and awesome US Metal sound. Definitely a must have, the young Savatage before they moved on to a more operatic (did I hear pretentious?) Metal sound and Jon Oliva's vocals weakened. A cool song idea is presented by Summoning then, but it's majorly disturbed by the very harsh and not exactly fulfilling vocals in my opinion. Musically great, but Silenius tries to kill it with the jangling.
Abdullah Ibrahim's 'blanton' is a fascinating piece of contemporary music - touching dissonance but always finding back in time. Turis Fratyr and their fast heldensagen-song are also nice but quite predictable. Machine Head sound like Machine Head, and Dream Evil sing a very nice verse melody to then shout a chorus about certain other departments you have to face every day: fight you 'til the end! No, I'm kidding... The chorus is a bit platitudinous (and yes, I had to look up this word and don't know if I use it correctly), but all in all that's a fine tune. "Bir Dilek Tut Benim İçin" is a great album, but I realized this only after a couple of listens, because a big part of this is slower, a bit melancholic sounding tunes like this one. 'direniyorum' is not the strongest track on this album, but still mighty fine. I have to listen to this whole record again soon...
A weeping guitar then opens the second Black Sabbath song today, this time from their earlier phase and with Ozzy Osbourne on vocals. Tenacious, smokey 70ies sound and a great Ozzy - cool track and a great closing melody. Belphegor do just about everything right on the following song - excellent song title, unbelievable album cover and an amazingly fast blasphemous beast of a song featuring a Slayer solo. A certain professional Sniper is to thank for the American Gangster Soundtrack, and 'do you feel me' is just as great and classy as every track on this recording. It's so good to see that new Soul music can still sound like that.
--MightySapnish--
Immortal - battlefields (Blizzard Beasts)
Alice Deejay - will i ever
Black Sabbath - neon knights (Heaven And Hell)
Savatage - hall of the mountain king (Hall Of The Mountain King)
Summoning - a distant flame before the sun (Stronghold)
Abdullah Ibrahim - blanton (African Suite)
Equilibrium - tote heldensagen (Turis Fratyr)
Machine Head - blood for blood (Burn My Eyes)
Dream Evil - fight you 'til the end (Evilized)
İzel - direniyorum (Bir Dilek Tut Benim İçin)
Black Sabbath - wheels of confusion/the straightener (Vol. 4)
Belphegor - abschwörung (Blutsabbath)
Anthony Hamilton - do you feel me (American Gangster Original Soundtrack)
A bargain kicks off today's round, I bought this album quite cheaply as my first encounter with Dream Theater. I have to say I didn't hear it a lot :-) This is not necessarily my kind of Progressive Metal, this song was not bad though. Confusing as it has to be (it's Progressive Metal, you know?) and enjoyable. TOTALLY different then the Black Metal warriors from Norway - the sound is really something you have to get used to. Not uninteresting, but I can't say that a lot happened when this track was on. Unbelievable how distinctive Abbath's vocals sound. The next track might get close to what you'd call "embarassing". It's a bubblegum techno song from 2000 I think - I personally never heard of Alice Deejay again. This not only features an impressivly silly Single album cover, but also a very good melody line and chorus. What would Immortal think if they saw this playlist?
'neon knights' - what can you say? This is a brilliant tune and a true classic. Great vocals and lyrics by Mr. Dio. Another Metal cult band, this time from the USA, is up next: Savatage and the eternal 'hall of the mountain king'. A great song and awesome US Metal sound. Definitely a must have, the young Savatage before they moved on to a more operatic (did I hear pretentious?) Metal sound and Jon Oliva's vocals weakened. A cool song idea is presented by Summoning then, but it's majorly disturbed by the very harsh and not exactly fulfilling vocals in my opinion. Musically great, but Silenius tries to kill it with the jangling.
Abdullah Ibrahim's 'blanton' is a fascinating piece of contemporary music - touching dissonance but always finding back in time. Turis Fratyr and their fast heldensagen-song are also nice but quite predictable. Machine Head sound like Machine Head, and Dream Evil sing a very nice verse melody to then shout a chorus about certain other departments you have to face every day: fight you 'til the end! No, I'm kidding... The chorus is a bit platitudinous (and yes, I had to look up this word and don't know if I use it correctly), but all in all that's a fine tune. "Bir Dilek Tut Benim İçin" is a great album, but I realized this only after a couple of listens, because a big part of this is slower, a bit melancholic sounding tunes like this one. 'direniyorum' is not the strongest track on this album, but still mighty fine. I have to listen to this whole record again soon...
A weeping guitar then opens the second Black Sabbath song today, this time from their earlier phase and with Ozzy Osbourne on vocals. Tenacious, smokey 70ies sound and a great Ozzy - cool track and a great closing melody. Belphegor do just about everything right on the following song - excellent song title, unbelievable album cover and an amazingly fast blasphemous beast of a song featuring a Slayer solo. A certain professional Sniper is to thank for the American Gangster Soundtrack, and 'do you feel me' is just as great and classy as every track on this recording. It's so good to see that new Soul music can still sound like that.
--MightySapnish--
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