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@dongonz: Just want to say I know exactly that feeling you got at the climax of Supper's Ready, because I've had it too. When it hits, my God, it hits! It's a sort of religious or mystical, all-embracing experience.
In contrast to you, I'm really rationing my listens to AA – only two so far – because I want to make it last, so I haven't quite had that with it yet, but there's no doubt it is magnificent. What other band could follow a great album like Kingdom of Oblivion – on its release, probably my favourite album overall with Tomas up to then – with something like this?
And, speaking of Tomas, that performance on Mona Lisa / Azrael is really helping me get over Kenneth!
@Johnny: @Bartok: Yes, that Rhyme Signatures review is what a review should be! (Metal Temple: take note!) And now I see there's a nice comment there from our friend punknotyet!
Nice intro! Looks like a real treat! Even with your iphone you've given us a real flavour of the event! Thank you!
Illuminatus!
By the way, I mention Blue Murder because they were led by John Sykes, who played in Tygers of Pan Tang, Whitesnake and Thin Lizzy, all three of which feature on this list. The debut album is completely over the top – hysterical, really – but you gotta love it! The amazing Carmine Appice on drums gives it a hell of a kick too.
Has Bent been reading that other thread?
Looking at this selection, I'm guessing he might like my guilty pleasure: the first Blue Murder album!
Aah! Motorpsycho sure put batteries to the test! But, yes, thank you, we are blessed with some fine versions.
I wish! You've just sent me into wild fantasising territory! If only I could play anything like as well as him!
There is something sad and poignant about seeing that kit up for sale. I absolutely love everything Kenneth did when with the band. I know things change and we're still doing very well for new music but, damn, they were good together!
