Fuck you world: Manboy's motley collection

Bakunin, the truest anarchist I ever heard about.

FU World - a falcon-jj compilation

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It's nothing special, it's just what I thought of with the words "FU World" and what brings it out best in me.

FU WORLD - Shadowed's Selection

This is my mixtape. It may not make sense to some of you, so if you want an explanation, just ask.

Quemamos con malas artes el espíritu del vino

Héroes del Silencio- El Espíritu del Vino

What can I say one of my favorite bands from all time. There is no song in this album I don't like. And with nothing else to say about the album I gotta wish greg a happy birthday. So, HAPPY BIRTHDAY GREG. <3

Morrissey - You Are The Quarry

Released in 2004, this was Morrisseys first album for 7 years. A brilliant return to from from the former Smiths frontman. Long live the Mozzfather!

Joe Satriani - Surfing With The Alien

Surfing With The Alien is Joe Satriani's second album, and in my opinion his best. This album features some of the heavier songs he's recorded, the catchier, the kind that make you bust out your air guitar whether you're in public or not.

My personal favorites on here are Ice 9, Always with me, always with you, and Circles. Enjoy.

Amputechture

The Mars Volta's most recent album, Amputechture, is possibly the one most fans dislike, but there is only one reason for that: it's so hard to get into. The biggest difference between Amputechture and its predecessors, is that Amputechture is not a conceptual album, but a collection of heavily varying sounds and emotions. I think this is wonderful, but it has one drawback: every song gets abruptly cut off in the end, to make room for the next one. If you can get over yourself though, you will, after some time, appreciate this album fully, especially songs such as Tetragrammaton, Meccamputechture, Day of the Baphomets, and the terribly moving "Asilos Magdalena." This album is another beautiful brainchild of The Mars Volta.

One of the better, if not the best progressive rock album, by Khan, with Steve Hillage. If you are into Gong, Soft Machine, Egg, or even the Mahavishnu Orchestra, this one is definetely for you. My favourite songs are "Space Shanty" and "Mixed up Man of the Mountains." In all honesty, this is probably the best band to come out of the Canterbury scene.

Spirit

Spirit is a 60's psychadelic rock band, very jazz inspired, much as Soft Machine. However, they didn't hit very much popularity, and only had two or three hit singles - one of them being "Nature's Way", which is on this album.

The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus is a loosely collected group of songs portraying a science fiction concept, and is to this day one of my favorite psychadelic rock albums, right being Pink Floyd's "The Wall".

Dirty Rotten Imbeciles

DRI, a hardcore band from Texas, I thought I'd put them up here, testing out this new blog we've got going, and people who are into hardcore will surely appreciate this stuff.

The wind carries the quest for revenge and the tale of Blood on Ice.

Bathory - Blood on Ice

The album itself is a perfect example of Viking metal. The album's story is about viking beliefs. Quorthon manages to creates an adequate epic ambient, with war sounds and very strange noises. Quorthon has a great and varied voice, no grunts or screams (lol waldo). You can also hear some of his old satanic addiction.

Test..

Testing this shit up. So, this is supposed to be a little review of the album.