Revisited old Albums

I plopped Gary Moore's After The War onto my CD player a few weeks back.

Certainly his most polished 'Rock' album- for production and sound. There are some great skits on there- Led Clones is fun, but also This Thing Called Love is a great take on the Van Halen vibe, without being too serious!

I like some of the songs off Wild Frontier (especially Over The Hills...- some great guitar stuff there for buffing up the technique), but it's such a budget album in some respects- the cheesy drum machines make it sound like a bit of a demo.

[Jayneflakes]

Originally Posted by _drummer_

A fair amount of my cds are old - goth, jazz, prog rock etc. I recently found this on youtube, hadn't heard it in years though

Ahh, Peter Steel and his chums. I saw them on October Rust Tour when they were supported by Entombed and Stuck Mojo. Type O sure do give a good show though, but Entombed frankly were amazing. It makes it hard to enjoy a headline band when the support band are so fantastic, but I still managed to jump up and down for a good couple of hours.

Now who remembers Fields of the Nephilim? Every now and again I have to dig out one of their albums and have a good Goth Sway to that. It can get a little maudling, so can't do it too often. Elizium usually does the trick.

Hmm, is it just me noticing this, or are there a lot of sad old Goths like myself frequenting this wonderful site? Well good for you Brothers and Sisters, keep that Goth flame dwindling in its darkend candle holder, you know you love it.