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no more shall we part by nick cave

Leslie West / Unusual Suspects

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Leslie West of Mountain

1. One More Drink for the Road
Written by: Joseph Pizza & Leslie Weinstein
Featuring: Steve Lukather

2. Mud Flap Momma
Written by: Leslie Weinstein & Jennifer West-Weinstein
Featuring: Slash

3. To the Moon
Written by: Leslie Weinstein & Del Bronham

4. Standing on Higher Ground
Written by: Billy F Gibbons, Fabrizio Grossi & Leslie Weinstein

5. Third Degree
Written by: Eddie Boyd & Willie Dixon
Featuring: Joe Bonamassa

6. Legend
Written by: Joseph M. Pizza & Leslie Weinstein

7. Nothin's Changed
Written by: Joseph M. Pizza & Leslie Weinstein
Featuring: Zakk Wylde

8. I Feel Fine
Written by: Lennon/McCartney

9. Love You Forever
Written by: Leslie Weinstein & Joseph M Pizza

10. My Gravity
Written by: Leslie Weinstein & Jon Tiven

11. The Party’s Over
Written by: Willie Nelson
Featuring: Slash and Zakk Wylde

12. I Don't Know "The Beetlejuice Song"
Written by: Richard Christy, Lester “Beettle” Green & Leslie Weinstein
Featuring: Richard Christy

:bowdown: Buy it, put it on and turn it up to 11 because this this album Rocks!

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Originally Posted by RVCA (Post 1125202)

Solace - 13
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Awesome stoner metal that sounds very Sabbathy. Don't let the awkward cover art scare you away

It's funny, my first thought when I saw that cover was how much I enjoyed seeing a metal album cover that was actually different and well done. I dig the Hieronymus Bosch meets Mexican poster art painting style quite a bit.

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by Immortal

more cheese-whiz Norwegian black metal but i love this stuff, really

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Originally Posted by Il Duce (Post 1125653)

more cheese-whiz Norwegian black metal but i love this stuff, really

Haha, that stuff really makes me laugh. It's alright but it's hilarious how seriously some people take a genre like that. Not putting down anyone's taste in music, but Norwegian Black Metal pretty much became an identity and a movement in the 90s.

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yeah....damn good mixture of hardcore breakdowns, d-beat punk rock, and absolute hate filled misanthropic lyrics.....yeah :)

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Originally Posted by Above (Post 1125659)

i take it about as seriously as the current "sweeping political reforms" in Malaysia

which is to say, not much

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Originally Posted by Il Duce (Post 1125667)

i take it about as seriously as the current "sweeping political reforms" in Malaysia

which is to say, not much

Ah, satire. Jolly good.

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Gas - Pop

Ahhh godddd it's gorgeous. This could be my favourite ambient album. It's practically an excersize in meditation. I can't wait to sleep to this. It's a lullaby.

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Boduf Songs - How Shadows Chase the Balance (2008)

I'll be the first to admit that I'm not the biggest folk fan, at least in and of itself. I don't mind folk when it's mixed with other genres, but straight folk tends to do very little for me, unless the lyrics really stand out. So that being said, this is probably one of the folkiest albums I have on my hard drive, nothing but unrelenting finger picked acoustic guitar and the occasional drum machine beat to accompany the melody. This is probably one of the darkest, most unsettling albums I own as well. Sole musician Mat Sweet really knows how to write some dark lyrics and melodies to accompany them, yet never without compromising the integrity of the folk genre. This wouldn't be the album I choose to listen to on a dark rainy day, or when I'm feeling down because it would definitely make me feel worse, but despite the darkness, there is some beauty to beheld, and that takes some real talent to make the ugly seem beautiful.