I picked up a book exclusively about 'Reign in Blood' last night[views:4646][posts:14]_______________________________________ [Sep 16,2008 9:03pm - thuringwethil ""] http://www.amazon.com/Reign-Blood-33-1-3/dp/0826429092/ READ IT. |
| _______________________________ [Sep 16,2008 9:31pm - Seth ""] Got to get it!!!:nuke: |
| ________________________________________ [Sep 16,2008 10:08pm - thuringwethil ""] it's actually got a lot of factoids in there I had no idea about. Good interviews with lots of peeps in 80's thrash scene. |
| ______________________________________ [Sep 16,2008 10:09pm - AUTOPSY_666 ""] I remember the day I bought the cassette at Island Records in 1986 and skateboarded home to Goat Island (how Metal is that?!) and cranked it since no one else was home. I kept playing it over and over thinking "holy fuck" until someone came home. Kinda like the first time I heard "None So Vile" - blown away, instant classic! |
| _______________________________________ [Sep 17,2008 11:15am - ThirdKnuckle ""] There's a 33 1/2 book about Master Of Reality too; it's GREAT |
| ________________________________________ [Sep 17,2008 11:20am - thuringwethil ""] yeah I leafed through that at the store, was tempting the thing I dislike about that series is sometimes the author will write more about themselves than the album. I mean, you have to express how deeply the music affects you, that should be a given. But I picked up the one on PJ Harvey's "Rid of Me," and it was just a bunch of short stories corresponding with each track on the album. I didn't think that was too cool. |
| ______________________________________ [Sep 17,2008 4:01pm - ThirdKnuckle ""] Then you won't like the 'Master of Reality' bk it's a fictional account of a kid in a state hospital writing in his journal about how much that record means to him... left-field, yes, but it was great |
| ________________________________ [Sep 17,2008 4:04pm - xmikex ""] It sounded really cool until I read this: From Tori Amos to Pantera's Phil Anselmo, dozens of fans and artists discuss the record's ongoing impact and Slayer's status in the small fraternity of rock's greatest groups. |
| ________________________________ [Sep 17,2008 4:47pm - rbass ""] Who gets interviewed that is actually cool? |
| _______________________________________ [Sep 17,2008 4:58pm - thuringwethil ""] xmikex said:It sounded really cool until I read this: From Tori Amos to Pantera's Phil Anselmo, dozens of fans and artists discuss the record's ongoing impact and Slayer's status in the small fraternity of rock's greatest groups. I think Tori is the coolest ever, and Anselmo is the gayest ever. That's what one calls a paradox. |
| ________________________________________________ [Sep 17,2008 5:22pm - MikeofDecrepitude nli ""] Say what you will about Phil, but his performance on Down's Nola was killer. |
| ________________________________________ [Sep 17,2008 7:26pm - voidexpression ""] ThirdKnuckle said:Then you won't like the 'Master of Reality' bk it's a fictional account of a kid in a state hospital writing in his journal about how much that record means to him... left-field, yes, but it was great It's the dude from The Mountain Goats, definitely worth reading if you're into that guy |
| _____________________________________ [Sep 17,2008 8:03pm - AUTOPSY_666 ""] thuringwethil said:Anselmo is the gayest ever. Agreed, fucking meathead druggy. :middlefinger: |
| ______________________________________ [Sep 17,2008 8:15pm - tbone_r nli ""] voidexpression said: ThirdKnuckle said:Then you won't like the 'Master of Reality' bk it's a fictional account of a kid in a state hospital writing in his journal about how much that record means to him... left-field, yes, but it was great It's the dude from The Mountain Goats, definitely worth reading if you're into that guy you know the mountain goats? my cousin is in that band. |
| _________________________________________ [Sep 17,2008 11:24pm - voidexpression ""] tbone_r%20nli said: voidexpression said: ThirdKnuckle said:Then you won't like the 'Master of Reality' bk it's a fictional account of a kid in a state hospital writing in his journal about how much that record means to him... left-field, yes, but it was great It's the dude from The Mountain Goats, definitely worth reading if you're into that guy you know the mountain goats? my cousin is in that band. Ha, killer! That dude's an icon. Who is your cousin? |