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yeah. I’ve seen them live a few times too. In fact I’ve seen more of Tad Doyle than I’d like to have, when he danced across the stage, during a Soundgarden set, in just his Y fronts.

I first saw AiC supporting Megadeth back in the early 90s. They were immense, I could have left before Megadeth came on and still been really happy. Originally I thought it was an odd mix, but they really fitted in. I've been listening to a lot of AiC in recent weeks, plus the Mad Season album. That then led on to Brad, Green River, Temple of the Dog...

The latest Obituary album:

Under the age of 10 I was mainly exposed to Bruce Springsteen, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell. My own taste in music started by seeing Kate Bush's Withering Heights on ToTP and the Two Tone scene growing in Coventry My elder sister started getting me into The Damned, The Cure and Dead Kennedys. Then Iron Maiden came along. Teen years were mainly Thrash, Goth, US punk and Grebo.

Last couple of days I've been back in the late 80s:

I think they're 10s

I've been playing Mad Season - Above a lot this week:

would it be possible to get the schematic for this please?

I see they really love Sid the Sloth from Ice Age

Blimey. I was thinking it was just everyone checking out the dodginess of the QC...

But is that Sales popularity or just link clicks and searches popularity?

I wish he wouldn't call it an "input". You don't send signals into a guitar!!!

also from Safari

Listening to Brutus yesterday has kicked off a whole female led session for me. Including: Emma Ruth Rundle in Marriages Julie Christmas Anna Von Hausswolff Takiaya Reed & Sylvie Nehill with Chelsea Wolfe

Thanks to @Jason Karloff for making me aware of Brutus. I see they're playing Arc Tan Gent this year. If they fall on a day with other band's I'd like to see, I'm going to go.

I had a feeling that would be good when I saw it was Sargent House records.

The first 2 and Seventh Son are my go to Maiden albums. For me they're the only ones without a single filler track.

This auto played after Godflesh. I remember seeing all these broadcast:

I don't understand it when people say things like "modern music is rubbish". There so much amazing new music out there it's impossible to keep up with it all. Of course very little, if any at all, of what I think is amazing makes it to the charts. But I stopped paying attention to those 36 years ago.

Far from their best. but also not their worst...

The new Metallica single:

I'm not normally one for natural finishes. But that is beautiful!

I'm a sucker for paisley! Definitely keeping an eye on this!