My day 13 favorite 1994 album is Orzic Tentacles - Arborescence. 1. Citizen Cain - Somewhere but Yesterday 2. Marillion - Brave 3. Jadis - Across the Water 4. The Enid - The Tripping of The Light Fantastic 5. Klaus Schulze - The Dark Side of the Moog 6. Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral 7. Neil Young - Sleeps with Angels 8. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Let Love In 9. Änglagård - Epilog 10. Dream Theater - Awake 11. Eloy - The Tides Return Forever 12. Big Big Train - Goodbye to the Age of Steam 13. Orzic Tentacles - Arborescence
I like the obscure bands of the 60's and 70's that put out records but never became famous the same with bands of the 80's and beyond of different genres thanks Pete. 🎵🎶🎼🎸🎸🎤🎹🥁🎼🎶🎵
My day 13 pick is my first for the month as I haven't heard enough 1994 albums to do all 31 days! It's No Quarter by Jimmy Page & Robert Plant. This is a mostly live album, featuring new versions of Led Zeppelin classics along with a few new songs. The album features Moroccan and Egyptian musicians who give a new slant to various Zep songs.
13) Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Sleeps With Angels Until I gave it a spin for the purpose of writing this, I had forgotten just how good this album is. The mood is dreamlike, almost somber, but there is a beauty to this record that only occasionally turns up in Neil Young's diverse body of work. From the lovely "Train Of Love" to the grungy, in-your-face "Piece Of Crap", this is a great example of Neil at his most anarchic and inspired best. Crazy Horse is equally comfortable playing heavy-footed stomp and romantic beauty. "Safeway Cart" and "A Dream That Can Last" are breathtaking. "Change Your Mind" is completely epic - I hate when the song ends, after 14 minutes it seems way too short. "Sleeps With Angels" was the final track written for the album, the strange and beautiful song was inspired by Kurt Cobain's death. Sleeps With Angels is a really unusual album from Neil Young's second peak period (the '90s). The record has such a nice hypnotic flow to it that you can get lost in it. Sleeps With Angels is extremely underrated, and ranks as one of my favorite discs by Neil Young & Crazy Horse. 1) Danzig - Danzig 4 2) Johnny Cash - American Recordings 3) Various Artists - If I Were A Carpenter 4) The Cranberries - No Need To Argue 5) Joan Jett & The Blackhearts - Pure And Simple 6) The Obsessed - The Church Within 7) Megadeth - Youthanasia 8) Dangerous Toys - Pissed 9) Threshold - Psychedelicatessen 10) Marillion - Brave 11) Therapy? - Troublegum 12) Jeff Buckley - Grace 13) Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Sleeps With Angels
Day 19: Savatage - Handful of Rain Day 31: Motley Crue Day 30: Live - Throwing Copper Day 29: R.E.M. - Monster Day 28: The Black Crowes - America Day 27: Roine Stolt - The Flower King Day 26: Tom Petty - Wildflowers Day 25: Alice In Chains - Jar of Flies Day 24: Pantera - Far Beyond Driven Day 23: Weezer Day 22: The Cranberries - No Need to Argue Day 21: Alice Cooper - The Last Temptation Day 20: Saga - Steel Umbrellas
Morning, Pete. Satyricon, The Shadowthrone. Another great black metal album from my favorite black metal band. Satyricon was always very diverse. You can almost hum along to Vikingland while you can break your neck listening to Dominions Of Satyricon. The last song is a keyboard only led song I En Svart Kiste translated to In A Black Coffin and it sure sounds like a hymn to the dead. All the songs are 5-9 minutes and it's a classic. 20. Yank Crime - Drive Like Jehu 21. The Last Temptation - Alice Cooper 22. Welcome To Sky Valley - Kyuss 23. In The Nightside Eclipse - Emperor 24. Tales From The Thousand Lakes - Amorphis 25. American Recordings - Johnny Cash 26. The Church Within - The Obsessed 27. De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas - Mayhem 28. Electric Wizard - Electric Wizard 29. Transilvanian Hunger - Darkthrone 30. The Space Age Playboys - Warrior Soul 31. Still Climbing - Cinderella
Martin. Totally forgot about this one yesterday! Awesome pick! Easily for me one of the best black metal bands I know!Enjoy your day and take care friend!
Day 13. Red Sea - Blood This one came out as a breath of fresh air of classic hard rock. The music is influenced by the greets of early 70's hard rock with all the groove that came with the genre. Vocalist Robin "Kyle" Basauri comes off like a cross between Robert Plant and Mickey Thomas and Chris Howell provides some great riffs and tasty leads. Well worth the listen for those that like their rock hard and heavy. 1. Johnny Cash - American Recordings 2. Travis Tritt - Ten Feet Tall and Bulletproof 3. Bride - Scarecrow Messiah 4. The Black Crowes - Amorica 5. King's X - Dogman 6. Freddie Hubbard-Monk,Miles,Trane & Cannon 7. Ramones - Acid Eaters 8. Aquarium Rescue Unit - In a Perfect World 9. Toby Keith - Boomtown 10. Barren Cross - Rattle Your Cage 11. Deliverance - River Disturbance 12. Mortal - Wake 13. Red Sea - Blood
Today's pick is Mercyful Fate-Time. Following the sensational In The Shadows, Time delivers the goods. Another very solid Mercyful Fate record by The King and Co.
My pick for day 13 is Portishead - Dummy. My music tastes are all over the place, and the Trip Hop pioneers are a great example. This is not like anything else I was into at the time, but it remains a favorite.
My favorite 1994 album for day 13 is "Voodoo Lounge" by the Rolling Stones. Some of the best songs on this one are "Love Is Strong", "You Got Me Rocking", "Sparks Will Fly", "Out of Tears" and "Blinded by Rainbows". Day 1-From the Cradle-Eric Clapton Day 2-Deliverance-Corrosion of Conformity Day 3-After the Storm-Crosby, Stills & Nash Day 4-Korn-Korn Day 5-Sleeps with Angels-Neil Young Day 6-Youthanasia-Megadeth Day 7-20th Century Blues-Robin Trower Day 8-Hungry for Stink-L7 Day 9-Endangered Species-Lynyrd Skynyrd Day 10-Who I Am-Alan Jackson Day 11-No Quarter-Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Day 12-Punk in Drublic-NOFX Day 13-Voodoo Lounge-Rolling Stones
13 Machine Head - Burn My Eyes 12 Helmet - Betty 11 Beastie Boys - Ill Communication 10 Live - Throwing Copper 9 Pink Floyd - The Division Bell 8 Korn - Korn 7 Nirvana - MTV Unplugged In New York 6 Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral 5 The Cult - The Cult 4 Hole - Live Through This 3 Killing Joke - Pandemonium 2 Tom Petty - Wild Flower 1 Tiamat - Wildhoney (No particular order.)
Good morning Melanie -- don't know this one. I only know his radio hits. I don't think I've ever listened to any of his LP's. I'll give this one a try. Hope you have a terrific Wednesday morning.
Cool choice Melanie. This album was on my original list to check out but it is one I didn’t get to. I will definitely have to listen to it sometime soon.
Just got time today to just nominate my pick, but it's been very well written about by other SOT viewers who have picked it previously, Superunknown by Soundgarden
@@iainhead9898 Hi Iain. I'm not the greatest grunge fan normally but I always liked Soundgarden. Mainly due to the late Chris Cornell, who I always thought of as the Paul Rodgers of grunge.
Good pick Jerry. I’m not a fan of grunge but Chris Cornell was unquestionably one of the greatest rock singers ever. That’s a valid comparison with Paul Rodgers, although he always reminded me of David Coverdale.
Voodoo Lounge is a studio album by the English rock band the Rolling Stones, released on 11 July 1994. As their first new release under their new alliance with Virgin Records, it ended a five-year gap since their last studio album, Steel Wheels in 1989. Voodoo Lounge is also the band's first album without their original bassist Bill Wyman; he left the band in early 1991, though the Stones did not announce the departure until 1993. In 2009, the album was remastered and reissued by Universal Music. This album was released as a double vinyl and as a single CD and cassette. After the departure of Wyman, the Stones chose not to officially replace him as a band member and continue as a four-piece with Mick Jagger (vocals), Charlie Watts (drums), Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood (both guitars). Wyman was unofficially replaced by Darryl Jones, who would perform with the Stones in the studio and on tour as a contracted player. Keyboards were provided by Chuck Leavell. Jones and Leavell, though not band members, would remain collaborators with the group from that point on. Don Was was brought in to produce the album alongside Jagger and Richards. Voodoo Lounge sold well, reaching either gold or platinum status in several countries, but failed to produce a US top 40 hit. The song "Love Is Strong" did peak at No. 14 in the UK, and "You Got Me Rocking" (which reached No. 23 in the same country) became a staple on most subsequent Stones tours. The album received some good reviews and won the inaugural Grammy Award for Best Rock Album in 1995. Sections of the Keith Richards song "Thru and Thru" from Voodoo Lounge are woven throughout the HBO television series The Sopranos' second-season finale "Funhouse" (episode no. 26 overall), and plays in its entirety during the episode's closing sequence and end credits. Released in July 1994, Voodoo Lounge received generally positive reviews and debuted at No. 1 in the UK (their first chart-topper there since 1980's Emotional Rescue) and No. 2 in the US (behind the soundtrack to The Lion King) where it went double platinum. David Cavanagh of Q Magazine wrote that "musically, these 15 songs represent the Stones at their all-time least newsworthy," adding that "Voodoo Lounge is no classic, but nor is it the resounding hound it could have been." Though he was disappointed in the inconsistency of the album's second half, he called the trio of opening rockers "exuberant and on the warm side" despite their lyric shortcomings and hailed the next four songs as an extremely good stretch with "Out of Tears" in particular showing "tantalizing glimmers of genius." Writing for Vox magazine in August 1994, Steven Dalton thought that the album's strongest tracks were filled with "echoes of the band's halcyon days", most notably 1972's Exile on Main Street and 1978's Some Girls. He went on to surmise that Voodoo Lounge "reminds us why we liked the Stones in the first place," and singled out "New Faces", "Out of Tears" and "Blinded by Rainbows" as the album's highlights, despite also stating that the record contained "too many sketchy, arsing-around-in-the-studio jobs" to be considered one of the group's overall best albums. Jon Pareles of The New York Times found Voodoo Lounge to be disappointing, arguing that the album "rings hollow, as if it were made not to shake things up but simply to fuel the machine." He harshly criticized the songwriting, arguing that "for much of the album, Jagger and Richards seem determined to write the most generic love songs possible...Flip over the sentimentality, and the Stones offer some of their least convincing leers." Robert Christgau didn't believe the album warranted a full review, consigning it to his column's list of "honorable mentions" and commenting only that the Stones had become the "world's greatest roots-rock band." Tom Hull similarly listed it as an "honorable mention," conceding that the album "feels like they're just going through the motions." Alexis Petridis of The Guardian would later rank Voodoo Lounge as one of their weakest albums, writing that "this isn't a bad album, exactly, but it sounds as if hard work was involved, the product of craft rather inspiration: tough coming from a band that, at their best, made it all seem effortless." Petridis also felt that the 62-minute album was much too long, joking that "it goes on for about six weeks." David Marchese of New York expressed a similar criticism, writing that Voodoo Lounge "would’ve killed at 45 minutes" while pointing out the weakest songs as he reviewed the album track-by-track. In early 1995, while the Voodoo Lounge Tour was still underway until August, Voodoo Lounge won the Grammy Award for Best Rock Album. In 2009, Voodoo Lounge was remastered and reissued by Universal Music.
Great article. I'm surprised Out of Tears wasn't a top 40 hit in the States. I remember it on the local radio back in that time. It's a fabulous track, i.m.o. I recently re-listened to this one, and I'm generally with others' reviews on this one. The rockers that open are great, but I easily get lost in the sea of Americana stuff the rest of the way. (except for Out of Tears which is great).
@@guarddl9522 A lot of Stones fans say the promo version with a shorter track listing has a better running order and I tend to agree but the strongest tracks are great. Steel Wheels and Voodoo Lounge also both had some great single b-sides.
In random order except for the top 10: 19. Time by Mercyful Fate 20. Groove Family Psycho by Infectious Grooves 21. Ready to Die by The Notorious B.I.G. 22. If You Look Far Enough by Arild Andersen 23. MoodSwing by The Joshua Redman Quartet 24. Critical Mass by Matthew Shipp 25. Illmatic by Nas 26. Superunknown by Soundgarden 27. Time Being by Peter Erskine 28. Self-Titled Debut by Sly 29. Be Forewarned by Pentagram 30. Dogman by King’s X 31. Self-Titled by Motley Crue
Day 13 (#19): Neil Young - Sleeps With Angels 20. Dream Theater - Awake 21. Sugar - File Under Easy Listening 22. The Cult -S/T 23. Soulhat - Good To Be Gone 24. Husker Du - The Living End 25. Storyville - Bluest Eyes 26. Pavement - Crooked Rain Crooked Rain 27. Green Day - Dookie 28. Live - Throwing Copper 29. Stone Temple Pilots - Purple 30. Black Crowes - Amorica 31. Blues Traveler - Four
# 19 Tori Amos - Under the Pink With her debut album "Little Earthquakes" Tori Amos brought a completely new sound to pop and rock music, which also touched me deeply at the time, both lyrically and musically. Her sophomore album "Under the Pink" was always overshadowed by "Little Earthquakes", but for me it is Tori's best record, and by no means just because of "Cornflake Girl", even though it quite rightly stormed the charts worldwide. But it's hidden gems like "God", "Bells for Her" or "Past the Mission" that make this record so valuable. # 20 Hole - Live Through This # 21 Portishead - Dummy # 22 Tony MacAlpine - Premonition # 23 Blumfeld - L’Etat et moi # 24 Megadeth - Youthanasia # 25 Cranberries - No Need to Argue # 26 NAS - Illimatic # 27 Pantera - Far Beyond Driven # 28 Marillion - Brave # 29 ZZ Top - Antenna # 30 Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain # 31 Robert Hood - Minimal Nation
Hello Pete and everyone. Today’s album choice is my second from the ‘big 4’ of Britpop: Suede - Dog Man Star Up until a year or so ago, I didn’t like this band’s music as much as the other 3 bands. However, I have recently grown to appreciate how their sweeping vocals and atmospheric instrumentation created a sound that is totally different to anyone else that is bracketed together under the label of Britpop. In my view, the standout songs on this album are We Are The Pigs, The Wild Ones, The 2 Of Us, The Asphalt World and Still Life. Nos. 11-30 (not ranked) Bonnie Raitt - Longing In Their Hearts Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - No Quarter ZZ Top - Antenna David Lee Roth - Your Filthy Little Mouth Elliott Smith - Roman Candle The Cranberries - No Need To Argue Yes - Talk Pulp - His ‘n’ Hers Eric Clapton - From The Cradle Rolling Stones - Voodoo Lounge Eagles - Hell Freezes Over Favourite Live Album : Nirvana - MTV Unplugged In New York
Ranked as I like them: #19-Testament-Low #20-Mercyful Fate-Time #21-Mayhem-De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas #22-Nine Inch Nails-The Downward Spiral #23-Marilyn Manson-Portrait of an American Family #24-Savatage-Handful of Rain #25-Meat Puppets-Too High to Die #26-At the Gates-Terminal Spirit Disease #27-Cannibal Corpse-The Bleeding #28-Cryptopsy-Blasphemy Made Flesh #29-Tiamat-Wildhoney #30-Green Day-Dookie #31-Edge of Sanity-Purgatory Afterglow
Not into black metal so I'll assume today's pick from Pete, won't be for me. My choice today is: #19. Tyketto - Strength In Numbers: High class AOR, well written & played and with the cherry on the cake that is Danny Vaughn's tremendous voice.
Day 13: The Last Temptation by Alice Cooper. Probably my least favorite out of the early 90s trilogy, Trash and Hey Stoopid are a bit better than this, but it's still really strong. There's some great songs on here, including "Lost in America", which has a really strong hook, "Nothing's Free", the great rockers "Bad Place Alone" and "You're My Temptation", "Stolen Prayer" and "Unholy War", which were written by Chris Cornell, "Lullaby" and the strong closer "Cleansed By Fire". Not one of his best solo albums, but a great one nonetheless. Day 1: Oasis - Definitely Maybe Day 2: Green Day - Dookie Day 3: Megadeth - Youthanasia Day 4: Nas - Illmatic Day 5: Blur - Parklife Day 6: Weezer - Weezer (Blue Album) Day 7: Helloween - Master of the Rings Day 8: Queensrÿche - Promised Land Day 9: Slayer - Divine Intervention Day 10: Savatage - Handful of Rain Day 11: Underworld - Dubnobasswithmyheadman Day 12: Emperor - In the Nightside Eclipse Day 13: Alice Cooper - The Last Temptation
Matching picks! Lost in a America is a fun song. Saw him play it last year in Milwaukee. It'll never happen but I'd love to hear You're My Temptation live. Stolen Prayer was a nice collaboration with Chris Cornell.
Pick for day 13: Magnum - Rock Art. Solid album before they went on a hiatus for a couple of years. In recent years they have constantly released great albums, and the latest one is no exception. So sad for the loss of Tony Clarkin, RIP. 1. Freak Kitchen - Appetizer 2. Dream Theater - Awake 3. Helloween - Master Of The Rings 4. Pink Floyd - The Division Bell 5. Queensryche - Promised Land 6. Megadeth - Youthanasia 7. Mercyful Fate - Time 8. Bruce Dickinson - Balls To Picasso 9. Dizzy Mizz Lizzy - S/T 10. Black Sabbath - Cross Purposes 11. Thunder - Behind Closed Doors 12. Testament - Low 13. Magnum - Rock Art
#21. HOLE- Live through THIS Courtney (not) Cobain" RiP Kurt She took up the mantle here. Quite a emotonial time in the scene. Some raw and jagged edges of angst and also self-assurance. #20: ZZ TOP - Antenna Re-Bootin Boogie for the Lil Ol Band via TEXASS! They took it back to the hard n heavy Blues w/ mucho Distortioned FUZZ. Good to hear Dusty's voice alot too. I heard it, I heard it, I heard it on the Tube! #21: BUSH - 16 Stone Debut Album, quite a start! Heavy guitars and rythyms in a cleane Nirvana kinda way. Evry thing ZEN- don't believe that ELVIS is Dead! Hard ALT Rock top notchery. # 22. Blues Traveler - 4 Another refresh of the Blues, with the hooks to make it RoLL. A unique sound, so you know who they are when you ear em. #23. WEEZER, Debut (BLue ALbum) ALT- PoP- Rock masters. Buddy Holly would approve! #24: PULP Fiction Soundtrack (Samuel L Jackson) TOP 5 Movie for me; Great mix of songs, and SLJ has 3 soliloquies here! F Gump this yr too. #25: The Cranberries, No Need to Argue . What a voice. RiP D.o'R
The mainstream may not care about bands like Emperor, but those of us with sophisticated underground tastes hail this album, along with the rest of Emperor's short but potent discography, as being top tier in the genre. My pick for today is Time by Mercyful Fate. It's a great follow up to their amazing comeback album, In the Shadows.
19. Codeine - The White Birch (Sub Pop) In 1990, there was little to prepare one for the slow, sad music of Codeine. Galaxie 500 was pretty languid, but still stuck to traditional structures. Slint had some moments on Tweeze (1989) but still had some post-hardcore outbursts of noise, as did Bitch Magnet. The blokes in Codeine were certainly listening to similar material, as there is evidence of noise rock influence on their debut, Frigid Stars LP. They recorded a follow-up in 1992, had studio issues with it and shelved it (reissued in 2022 as Dessau), and repurposed some of the tracks for their final album where they achieved the stand-offish beauty that would simulate the feeling of freezing to death, and goe on to influence dozens of slowcore and post-rock bands, and others that would draw on it for doomgaze and blackgaze like Alcest, Nadja, Jesu, Deafheaven and Holy Fawn. An understated 90s classic. It was a treat to see them live for the first time in decades at last year's Levitation Festival. The list had some shuffling as I downgraded FSA and added Codeine, which ultimately is placed after TSAC. 19. The Sea And Cake - The Sea And Cake 20. Codeine - The White Birch 21. Sunny Day Real Estate - Diary 22. Dinosaur Jr. - Without A Sound 23. Bark Psychosis - Hex 24. Massive Attack - Protection 25. Slant 6 - Soda Pop*Rip Off 26. Dog Faced Hermans - Those Deep Buds 27. Bedhead - What Fun Life Was 28. Luna - Bewitched 29. Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime 30. Jessamine - Jessamine 31. Flying Saucer Attack - Flying Saucer Attack [Rural Psychedelia]
Day 13: Mike Stern - Is What It Is Day 12: Al Di Meola - Orange And Blue Day 11: Roine Stolt - The Flower King Day 10: Yellowjackets - Run For Your Life Day 9: Dave Weckl - Hard Wired Day 8: Yngwie Malmsteen - The Seventh Sign Day 7: ELP - In The Hot Seat Day 6: John Scofield & Pat Metheny: I Can See Your House From Here Day 5: Pink Floyd - Division Bell Day 4: Soundgarden - Superunknown Day 3: Asia - Aria Day 2: Dream Theater - Awake Day 1: Yes - Talk
Love that Emperor album! It's essential for any extreme metal fan. It was my pick a few days ago. My 19th favorite album of 1994 is Balls To Picasso - Bruce Dickinson (June 3). Full List: 31) Troublegum - Therapy? (Feb 7) 30) Release - Cop Shoot Cop (Sept 13) 29) The Last Temptation - Alice Cooper (July 12) 28) Danzig 4 - Danzig (Oct 4) 27) Mötley Crüe - Mötley Crüe (Mar 15) 26) Where It All Begins - The Allman Brothers Band (May 3) 25) Youthanasia - Megadeth (Nov 1) 24) For Your Own Special Sweetheart - Jawbox (Feb 8) 23) Anarchy - Chumbawamba (Apr 25) 22) In The Nightside Eclipse - Emperor (Feb 21) 21) Stranger Than Fiction - Bad Religion (Sept 6) 20) Transilvanian Hunger - Darkthrone (Feb 17) 19) Balls To Picasso - Bruce Dickinson (June 3)
Late to this one! No. 13. Jeff Buckley - Grace. 😃👍. Released in August 1994. This might be the hippest album chosen by me for my list. I find it beautiful and irresistible from its remarkable beginning to the end. “Last Goodbye” is a great single and video. 🔥. The angels above must have needed a new glorious voice. Rock Always! - Heather
Hi Heather, I do own this actually, partly because it got so much praise as the greatest thing since sliced bread, but mainly because I got it for about $2.00 in a charity shop. Only listened to it once if I remember rightly. Pleasant, and he has a good voice, but not really my thing.
Today I'm going w Rolling Stones Voodoo Lounge - Great album & 1st time I saw the RS on this tour on the floor at Giants Stadium summer '94 - Mick was amazing!!
Good morning everybody! Missed yesterday due to an extreme work/driving day. So my picks today are one that I got turned onto watching SOT. Pentagram ‘Be Forewarned’. Excellent Sabbath like album! Now something obscure, the first full length from a band out of England Hood with ‘Cabled Linear Traction’ post/noise rock band.
Bruce Dickinson - Balls to Picasso 19. Bruce Dickinson - Balls to Picasso 20. Richard Thompson - Mirror Blue 21. Glenn Hughes - From Now On... 22. Pride & Glory - self titled (featuring Zakk Wylde) 23. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts - Pure and Simple 24. Eric Clapton - From The Cradle 25. David Lee Roth - Your Filthy Little Mouth 26. Pat Travers - Blues Magnet 27. BBM - Around the Next Dream (Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Gary Moore) 28. ZZ Top - Antenna 29. Cinderella - Still Climbing 30. Rick Derringer - Electra Blues 31. Buddy Guy - Slippin' In
My pick for today is Hole - Live Through This. More diverse and melodic than the raw and unpolished debut, but still a powerful, disturbing, gritty and angry album. I rarely heard someone sing so heartbreakingly than Courtney on the furious opening track ´Violet´. Other killers are ´´Plump´ ´She Walks On Me ´Doll Parts´ and ´Miss World´. Courtney is a genuine talent and she deserves more credit.
#13 Sugartooth (ST) (4/12/94) Notable for featuring Joey Castillo on drums who would go on to play with Danzig and Queens Of The Stone Age Highlights "Sold My Fortune" "Leave My Soul To Rest" "Gather Me/Ode" #12 The Offspring - Smash #11 Sausage - Riddles Are Abound Tonight #10 Pink Floyd - The Division Bell #9 Pantera - Far Beyond Driven #8 Our Lady Peace - Naveed #7 Motley Crue (ST) #6 Soundgarden - Superunknown #5 Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral #4 Green Day - Dookie #3 Prong - Cleansing #2 Alice In Chains - Jar Of Flies #1 King's X - Dogman
19. The Offspring - Smash Favorite Tracks: Come Out and Play, Self Esteem, Gotta Get Away, Genocide 20. Alice Cooper - The Last Temptation 21. Mercyful Fate - Time 22. Pearl Jam - Vitalogy 23. ZZ Top - Antenna 24. Bruce Dickinson - Balls to Picasso 25. Gilby Clarke - Pawnshop Guitars 26. Meat Puppets - Too High To Die 27. Slayer - Divine Intervention 28. Veruca Salt - American Thighs 29. Bush - Sixteen Stones 30. Mark Lanegan - Whiskey for the Holy Ghost 31. Glenn Hughes - From Now On
13 The Dixie Dregs - Full Circle 12 Marillion - Brave 11 Loreena McKennitt - The Mask and the Mirror 10 Blues Traveler - Four 09 Collage - Moonshine 08 Savatage - Handful of Rain 07 Ines - Hunting the Fox 06 Wild Colonials - Fruit of Life 05 Roine Stolt - The Flower King 04 The Subdudes - Annunciation 03 Ozric Tentacles - Arborescence 02 Freedy Johnston - This Perfect World 01 Änglagård- Epilog
Today's pick Babasonicos - Trance Zomba Incredible 2nd album by this Argentine band, which I went to see live every time they played in my city. Mixture of styles (rock, psychedelia, disco, funk and Hardcore) that was new in my country. My favorite Argentine band from the 90's. Albums That Are 30 Years Old in 2024 Day 1- Beck - Stereopathic Soul Manure/Mellow Gold/One Foot in the Grave Day 2- Hermetica - Víctimas del vaciamiento Day 3- Sonic Youth - Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star Day 4- Warren G - Regulate…G Funk Era Day 5- Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral Day 6- John Frusciante - Niandra LaDes and Usualmente Just a T-Shirt Day 7- Pulp - His 'n' Hers Day 8- The Prodigy - Music for the Jilted Generation Day 9- Jeff Buckley - Grace Day 10-Rollins Band - Weight Day 11- Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies Day 12- Pink Floyd - The Division Bell Day 13- Babasonicos - Trance Zomba
How cool, a new genre, never heard of black metal! Will check thanks! Getting a late start. Today is: Blues With A Feeling - Steve Hackett
Cheers! Day 12: Seal II - Seal Day 11: Wildflowers - Tom Petty Day 10: Monster - REM Day 9: I Can See Your House from Here - John Scofield and Pat Metheny Day 8: Return of the Boogie Men - Foghat Day 7: The Division Bell - Pink Floyd Day 6: VROOM - King Crimson Dav 5: Awake - Dream Theater Day 4: Talk - Yes Day 3: T J Kirk - T J Kirk (Charlie Hunter) Day 2: Dulcinea - Toad the Wet Sprocket Day 1: Turbulent Indigo - Joni Mitchell
#13 Motorpsycho - Timothy's Monster Just discovered this band 2 years ago. CD1 is typical alterative for the day. CD2 gets proggy and is killer. Still putting out great music. #12 Sadistic Intent - Resurrection #11 35007 - Especially For You #10 Codeine - The White Birch #9 Napalm Death - Fear, Emptiness, Despair #8 Nailbomb - Point Blank #7 Rollins Band - Weight #6 Pentagram - Be Forewarned #5 Meat Puppets - Too High To Die #4 Acrimony - Hymns To The Stone #3 Sugar - File Under Easy Listening #2 Jessamine - Jessamine #1 Bedhead - What Fun Life Was
Todays pick: Rollins Band - "Weight". It`s aggressive and heavy but it`s not your typical metal. Elements of jazz and funk are present but they don`t sound a bit out of place. The passion and intensity Henry delivers on songs like "Disconnect" "Civilized", "Step Back", and "Volume 4" are almost scary, while "Liar" is more relevant now than ever. A good album to work out to.
Pick #19: Sunny Day Real Estate's Diary. #31: Offspring's Smash #30: Live's Throwing Copper #29: Portishead's Dummy #28: Toadies' Rubberneck #27: Blur's Parklife #26: Black Sabbath's Cross Purposes #25: Nine Inch Nails' Downward Spiral #24: Pantera's Far Beyond Driven #23: OutKast's Southern... #22: In Flames' Lunar Strain #21: Kyuss's Welcome to Sky Valley #20: Pink Floyd's The Division Bell #19: Sunny Day Real Estate's Diary
Edge of Sanity - Purgatory Afterglow Megadeth - Youthanasia Danzig - Danzig 4 Pungent Stench - Club Mondo Bizarre-For Members Only Queensryche - Promised Land Pink Floyd - The Division Bell Bruce Dickinson - Balls to Picasso Testament - Low Slayer - Divine Intervention Marillion - Brave Black Sabbath - Corss Purposes Helloween - Master of the Rings Overkill - W.F.O.
19.Pearl Jam "Vitalogy" 20.Phish "Hoist" 21.Toadies "Rubberneck" 22.Allman Brothers "Where it all begins" 23.Beastie Boys "ILL Communication" 24.Pulp "His N Hers" Honorable mention ------> The Tractors "The Tractors" 25.Pink Floyd "The Division Bell" 26.REM "Monster" 27.Pentagram "Be Forewarned" 28.Mötley Crüe "Mötley Crüe" 29.Cradle of Filth "The Principle of Evil Made Flesh" 30.Slayer "Divine Intervention" 31.Alice in Chains "Jar Of Flies"
In no particular order: Pick #13 Green Day - Dookie #12 The Cranberries - No Need to Argue #11 Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley #10 Soundgarden - Superunknown #9 Sass Jordan - Rats #8 Stone Roses - Second Coming #7 Jeff Buckley - Grace #6 Megadeth - Youthanasia #5 Dream Theater - Awake #4 Suede - Dog Man Star #3 Live - Throwing Copper #2 Tori Amos - Under the Pink #1 Bruce Dickinson - Balls To Picasso
Pentagram - Be Forewarned April 1994 The title track alone makes this a classic Doom album, who knows how much bigger they could have gotten if not for Lieblings habit.
Today's pick for me is by a prolific guitarist that needs no introduction - Steve Hackett - and his 1994 album 'Blues with a Feeling'. I found this an enjoyable album, showcasing one facet of Steve's extensive repertoire and talents, including his not inconsiderable skills on harmonica on several tracks. Quite a few highlights for me on this record and the two bonus tracks from the remastered version are excellent also.
My #13 pick is an album released on November 1, 1994 and recorded in May-August 1994 and produced by Jack Joseph Puig and the band im talking about the third studio album by U.S. rock band The Black Crowes Amorica (stylized as amorica.) Charts Australian Albums (ARIA)[11] 11 Canada Top Albums/CDs (RPM)[12] 13 Dutch Albums (Album Top 100)[13] 17 Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts)[14] 17 German Albums (Offizielle Top 100)[15] 40 New Zealand Albums (RMNZ)[16] 39 Scottish Albums (OCC)[17] 7 Swedish Albums (Sverigetopplistan)[18] 25 Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade)[19] 35 UK Albums (OCC)[20] 8 US Billboard 200[21] 11 Certifications United Kingdom (BPI)[22] Silver 60,000^ United States (RIAA)[23] Gold 500,000^
#13. April's Motel Room - 'Black 14.' Produced by Matt Hyde (Slayer), the only LP by the hard rock, some metal, post grunge, alternative Simi Valley quintet. Coolest tracks -- 'California,' 'Get Down Jerry,' 'Get Her Way' and 'Riverside.' I wish they would've done more.
Good morning Gadget. I never heard of your pick before. Tell Kevin good morning and his family plus yours. There is a member wanting to know if Kevin is going to be posting any more.
@@melaniethurber5117 Good morning Melanie. Hope you're doing great today. I suppose he'll be back, I don't know. I know he's trying to get back to normal again, dealing with some eyesight issues.
Hi Gadget, not familiar with this one but your definition means I'd probably have avoided it back in the day anyway! Might give it a try if I'm feeling brave...
Hi Gadget, have you been talking to Kevin! you keep picking these albums i don't know, your not supposed to give me more homework! anyways, in my book it goes.
19) Fates Warning - Inside Out 20) Yngwie Malmsteen - Seventh Sign 21) Savatage - Handful of Rain 22) Talisman - Humanimal 23) The Smithereens - A Date With the Smithereens 24) Dickinson, Bruce - Balls To Picasso 25) Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley 26) Kings X - Dogman 27) Pantera - Far Beyond Driven 28) Soundgarden - Superunknown 29) Marilyn Manson - Portrait of an American Family 30) Sponge - Rotting Pinata HM) Stone Temple Pilots - Purple HM) Kerbdog - S/T HM) Motley Crue - S/T HM) Helmet - BettyHM) Arcade - A/2
My Pick for Day #13 and my #19 is LOVE/HATE - Let's Rumble "I'll Bring The War To Your Front Door!" screams vocalist Jizzy Pearl on the opening title track and Love/Hate does bring it!!! Back in 1990 the LA Sleaze Rock scene was all the rage, and I heard their first single "Why Do You Think They Call It Dope?" and was hooked! The first two albums 1990's Blackout In The Red Room and 1992's Wasted In America are Killer and worth checking out also, and this their third is right up there! Starting with the one-two punch of the title track and Spinning Wheel (definitely my 2 favorites L/H tracks) Gritty riffs and startling lyrics about life in LA it doesn't get anymore real than this! Other Standout tracks are Wrong Side Of The Grape, Black Iguana, Sexical, Flower and the ballad If You Believe In Miracles.
1. Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral 2. Marillion - Brave 3. Bush - Sixteen Stone 4. Stone Temple Pilots - Purple 5. Pink Floyd - The Division Bell 6. Yes - Talk 7. Alice In Chains - Jar Of Flies 8. The Cranberries - No Need To Argue 9. Smashing Pumpkins - Pisces Iscariot 10. Slayer - Divine Intervention 11. Mötley Crüe - Mötley Crüe 12. Oasis - Definitely Maybe 13. Pantera - Far Beyond Driven Arguably their best album after Cowboys From Hell.
I am not personally a fan of death metal, thrash metal or grunge, and 1990's progressive metal is a genre I've completely lost any taste for after Queensryche's "Empire" album. If anything the 1990's was the decade with a dearth of good music (for my tastes) such that I went "back to my roots" to the 1970's (and late 1960's) and discovered The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, krautrock and psychedelia to go with my love of prog rock, NWOBHM, hard rock and punk from that same decade. This is therefore an interesting challenge for me to find 31 albums from 1994 that I genuinely own and love - so, not in any specific order: 01 - The Beat Farmers - Viking Lullabys 02 - Killing Joke - Pandemonium 03 - Michael Katon - Rip It Hard! 04 - Sparks - Gratuitous Sax And Violins 05 - The Dickies - Idjit Savant 06 - Eloy - The Tides Return Forever 07 - Stiff Little Fingers - Get A Life 08 - Tiles - Tiles 09 - Z (Zappa Brothers) - Shampoohorn 10 - Victory - Voiceprint 11 - Buddy Guy - Slippin' In 12 - BBM (Baker Bruce Moore) - Around The Next Dream 13 - Moody Marsden Band - Real Faith
Just for curiosity l had a listen yesterday to Pete's album choice 😢 I really have no clue how anybody can enjoy this 'music', but then many music fans would say to me, Steely Dan, Supertramp, Elton John? How boring! When it came to this months picks l came up with the grand total of three albums 😅 Pink Floyd, REM and Sacred Spirit, for me the flood of albums l bought in the 70's had reduced to a trickle by the 90's and beyond, the late 60's and 70's were my era although l do like a few later artists such as Dido, Travis and my favourite of all The Editors.
@@keithjones7390Some of the albums that Pete has already covered are to come in my list but, as I said above, not in the categories that I don't enjoy. It was the 90's (and lack of interesting music therein) that forced me to go back to the 1970's to find more good music - at that point I discovered Elton John and Supertramp, amongst others.
#13. The Brand New Heavies-Brother Sister, another genre quite popular in the early nineties was Acid Jazz, and these guys were one of the leading exponents, bringing more soul and funk elements to their music. Quite a long album at just over an hour, fifteen tracks, this has some fine playing, with a great horn section with some cracking tunes. The first track Have A Good Time is a great start, reminiscent of Average White Band, it just gets better with Brother Sister, the hit single Dream On Dreamer, an excellent version of Midnight At The Oasis, some funky grooves on the instrumental Ten Ton Take, Mind Trips, Fake and Day Break. If you like War or AWB you might dig this band.
Hi Michael...have you been thumbing through Kevin's CD's?? lol. I've never heard these guys. Are there any vocals or is it all instrumental? Yeah, I LOVE AWB and War! I'll give this a spin this evening. Surely hope your Wednesday was kind and easy.
@@gadgettheratboy9051 Hi Gadget, i said the same about your pick today! we've both been thumbing through Kevin's CD's, no it's not all instrumental, there are only two instrumental, i didn't word my sentences out right! if you play Dream On Dreamer and Have A Good Time, it would be a good start. My last reply disappeared, it's getting a bit weird on here, comments disappearing.
19. Annihilator - King of The Kill 20. King's X - Dogman 21. Dream Theater - Awake 22. Corrosion of Conformity - Deliverance 23. Symphony X - Symphony X 24. Pearl Jam - Vitalogy 25. Running Wild - Black Hand Inn 26. Boston - Walk On 27. Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley 28. Yngwie J. Malmsteen - The Seventh Sign 29. Pentagram - Be Forewarned 30. Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral 31. Meshuggah - None
#1 Enslaved - Vikingligr Veldi/Frost #2 Tesla - Bust A Nut #3 Mercyful Fate - Time #4 The Obssessed- The Church Within #5 Emperor - In the Nightside Eclipse #6 Alice Cooper- The Last Temptation #7 Kingston Wall - III :Tri-Lo #8 Solitude Aeturnus- Through the Darkest Hour #9 Megadeth - Youthanasia #10 Peter Criss - Cat #1 #11 Psychotic Waltz- Mosquito #12 Satyricon- Dark Medieval Times #13 Savatage - Handful of Rain
@@yokerecords803 Thanks man! Been my CD for my work commute last couple days! Really impressed with how Jon and Paul O'Neil really stepped it up. Obviously Zach and Alex do amazing on here as well. So much emotion in this album its awesome!
Hi Logan.. Hope all is well.. FANTASTIC choice.. Coming up on mine.. We both love the song CHANCE.. Can hear TSO coming out on that one.. Have a great day our friend..
@@markandmandyd7445Hey guys! I'm doing well just workin through Wednesday! Love the song Chance as well! The last track Alone You Breathe is also so epic and full of emotion! Love this band shouldve been as big or bigger than the usual suspects (Maiden Metallics etc...) Enjoy your day friends
Day 13 of 31. Counting up to the best. Day 13: Offspring - Smash Day 12: King's X - Dogman Day 11: Cranberries - No Need to Argue Day 10: The Cult - The Cult Day 9: Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies Day 8: Yngwie Malmsteen - Seventh Sign Day 7: Testament - Low Day 6: Stratovarius - Dreamspace Day 5: Pantera - Far Beyond Driven Day 4: Mercyful Fate - Time Day 3: Overkill - W.F.O. Day 2: Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral Day 1: Soundgarden - Superunknown
A little Indie / Hard Core today. The band was known for just releasing EPs ,but this is 1 full length CD at over 42 minutes long. With the inclusion of stringed instruments, it has a different sound throughout a few of the songs, but still worthy of a listen or 2. My March 13th selection is "Rusty" by Rodan.
#19 for me - Bjork’s THE BEST MIXES. Bjork’s second release, but it was mixes of her initial album- entitled DEBUT. I appreciate her creativity throughout her solo career, but I still favor her material when she was in the Sugar Cubes. The initial track - HUMAN BEHAVIOR ( the first track on DEBUT)- features electronic legends Underworld laying down the mix; and that can only be good!
19 Sonic Youth Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star 20 Velvet Crush Teenage Symphonies to God 21 Dog Faced Hermans Those Deep Buds 22 The Auteurs Now I'm a Cowboy 23 Kristin Hersh Hips and Makers 24 The Magnetic Fields Holiday 25 Frank Black Teenager of the Year 26 Sam Phillips Martinis and Bikinis 27 L7 Hungry for Stink 28 Grant Lee Buffalo Mighty Joe Moon 29 Blur Parklife 30 Beck Mellow Gold 31 Love Spit Love s/t
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My day 13 favorite 1994 album is Orzic Tentacles - Arborescence.
1. Citizen Cain - Somewhere but Yesterday
2. Marillion - Brave
3. Jadis - Across the Water
4. The Enid - The Tripping of The Light Fantastic
5. Klaus Schulze - The Dark Side of the Moog
6. Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
7. Neil Young - Sleeps with Angels
8. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Let Love In
9. Änglagård - Epilog
10. Dream Theater - Awake
11. Eloy - The Tides Return Forever
12. Big Big Train - Goodbye to the Age of Steam
13. Orzic Tentacles - Arborescence
0:59 pick #13
My pick: Dream Theater - Awake
One of the best Metal Albums ever!! Great Pick!!
19. Dream Theatre - Awake
20. Accuser - Reflections
21. Bathory - Requiem
22. Symphony X - S/T
23. Dr. Butcher - S/T
24. Sentenced - The Trooper [EP]
25. Jag Panzer - Dissident Alliance
26. Mekong Delta - Visions Fugitive
27. Forbidden - Distortion
28. Sodom - Get What You Deserve
29. Vicious Rumors - Word of Mouth
30. Bruce Dickinson - Balls to Picasso
31. In Flames - Lunar Strain
19. Amorica - The Black Crowes
I like the obscure bands of the 60's and 70's that put out
records but never became famous the same with bands
of the 80's and beyond of different genres thanks Pete.
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My day 13 pick is my first for the month as I haven't heard enough 1994 albums to do all 31 days! It's No Quarter by Jimmy Page & Robert Plant. This is a mostly live album, featuring new versions of Led Zeppelin classics along with a few new songs. The album features Moroccan and Egyptian musicians who give a new slant to various Zep songs.
I'm staying Norway also. Going with De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas from Mayhem.
Thank you, Pete, for your pick.
All the damn time.
My Day #13 Pick: Veruca Salt- American Thighs
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Life is better with music.
13) Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Sleeps With Angels
Until I gave it a spin for the purpose of writing this, I had forgotten just how good this album is. The mood is dreamlike, almost somber, but there is a beauty to this record that only occasionally turns up in Neil Young's diverse body of work.
From the lovely "Train Of Love" to the grungy, in-your-face "Piece Of Crap", this is a great example of Neil at his most anarchic and inspired best.
Crazy Horse is equally comfortable playing heavy-footed stomp and romantic beauty. "Safeway Cart" and "A Dream That Can Last" are breathtaking. "Change Your Mind" is completely epic - I hate when the song ends, after 14 minutes it seems way too short.
"Sleeps With Angels" was the final track written for the album, the strange and beautiful song was inspired by Kurt Cobain's death.
Sleeps With Angels is a really unusual album from Neil Young's second peak period (the '90s). The record has such a nice hypnotic flow to it that you can get lost in it.
Sleeps With Angels is extremely underrated, and ranks as one of my favorite discs by Neil Young & Crazy Horse.
1) Danzig - Danzig 4
2) Johnny Cash - American Recordings
3) Various Artists - If I Were A Carpenter
4) The Cranberries - No Need To Argue
5) Joan Jett & The Blackhearts - Pure And Simple
6) The Obsessed - The Church Within
7) Megadeth - Youthanasia
8) Dangerous Toys - Pissed
9) Threshold - Psychedelicatessen
10) Marillion - Brave
11) Therapy? - Troublegum
12) Jeff Buckley - Grace
13) Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Sleeps With Angels
Nice pick Chris!
@@yokerecords803Thanks Yoke.
Very good I had it the other day but I didn't have a write up
Before eBay the ode to The infomercials piece of crap
@@truckerkevthepaidtourist Thanks Kev. And the infomercials are still out there. Witness the My Pillow Guy!
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Day 19: Savatage - Handful of Rain
Day 31: Motley Crue
Day 30: Live - Throwing Copper
Day 29: R.E.M. - Monster
Day 28: The Black Crowes - America
Day 27: Roine Stolt - The Flower King
Day 26: Tom Petty - Wildflowers
Day 25: Alice In Chains - Jar of Flies
Day 24: Pantera - Far Beyond Driven
Day 23: Weezer
Day 22: The Cranberries - No Need to Argue
Day 21: Alice Cooper - The Last Temptation
Day 20: Saga - Steel Umbrellas
Kamran great minds think alike! Excellent choice enjoy day friend
for day 13 my 19th favourite album, I'm going with Pearl Jam- Vitalogy
Morning, Pete. Satyricon, The Shadowthrone. Another great black metal album from my favorite black metal band. Satyricon was always very diverse. You can almost hum along to Vikingland while you can break your neck listening to Dominions Of Satyricon. The last song is a keyboard only led song I En Svart Kiste translated to In A Black Coffin and it sure sounds like a hymn to the dead. All the songs are 5-9 minutes and it's a classic.
20. Yank Crime - Drive Like Jehu
21. The Last Temptation - Alice Cooper
22. Welcome To Sky Valley - Kyuss
23. In The Nightside Eclipse - Emperor
24. Tales From The Thousand Lakes - Amorphis
25. American Recordings - Johnny Cash
26. The Church Within - The Obsessed
27. De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas - Mayhem
28. Electric Wizard - Electric Wizard
29. Transilvanian Hunger - Darkthrone
30. The Space Age Playboys - Warrior Soul
31. Still Climbing - Cinderella
Nice pick Martin, one of my favorites!
Martin. Totally forgot about this one yesterday! Awesome pick! Easily for me one of the best black metal bands I know!Enjoy your day and take care friend!
Hi Martin. Not familiar with your pick. I’ll have to check it out
@@yokerecords803Thanks, Yoke.
@@logancollins7097Thanks, Logan. Have a great day!
Day 13. Red Sea - Blood This one came out as a breath of fresh air of classic hard rock. The music is influenced by the greets of early 70's hard rock with all the groove that came with the genre. Vocalist Robin "Kyle" Basauri comes off like a cross between Robert Plant and Mickey Thomas and Chris Howell provides some great riffs and tasty leads. Well worth the listen for those that like their rock hard and heavy.
1. Johnny Cash - American Recordings
2. Travis Tritt - Ten Feet Tall and Bulletproof
3. Bride - Scarecrow Messiah
4. The Black Crowes - Amorica
5. King's X - Dogman
6. Freddie Hubbard-Monk,Miles,Trane & Cannon
7. Ramones - Acid Eaters
8. Aquarium Rescue Unit - In a Perfect World
9. Toby Keith - Boomtown
10. Barren Cross - Rattle Your Cage
11. Deliverance - River Disturbance
12. Mortal - Wake
13. Red Sea - Blood
Today's pick is Mercyful Fate-Time. Following the sensational In The Shadows, Time delivers the goods. Another very solid Mercyful Fate record by The King and Co.
Great album
Great pick! Witches' Dance has been my jam this month.
Somehow I forgot about this one. It's an honorable mention for me.
Hi Yoke great choice our friend.. Coming up on mine as well.. Have a great day..
Yoke amazing choice friend. Those 90s Fate albums are all really great! Take care enjoy your day
Day 13:
Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley
I just can't get into Queens of the Stone Age, but I'll listen to KYUSS anyday of the week.
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Today's pick; The Division Bell by Pink Floyd
Poles Apart is my favorite track.
My pick for day 13 is
Portishead - Dummy.
My music tastes are all over the place, and the Trip Hop pioneers are a great example. This is not like anything else I was into at the time, but it remains a favorite.
So true, great pick!
My favorite 1994 album for day 13 is "Voodoo Lounge" by the Rolling Stones. Some of the best songs on this one are "Love Is Strong", "You Got Me Rocking", "Sparks Will Fly", "Out of Tears" and "Blinded by Rainbows".
Day 1-From the Cradle-Eric Clapton
Day 2-Deliverance-Corrosion of Conformity
Day 3-After the Storm-Crosby, Stills & Nash
Day 4-Korn-Korn
Day 5-Sleeps with Angels-Neil Young
Day 6-Youthanasia-Megadeth
Day 7-20th Century Blues-Robin Trower
Day 8-Hungry for Stink-L7
Day 9-Endangered Species-Lynyrd Skynyrd
Day 10-Who I Am-Alan Jackson
Day 11-No Quarter-Jimmy Page and Robert Plant
Day 12-Punk in Drublic-NOFX
Day 13-Voodoo Lounge-Rolling Stones
Hi Steve. Awesome pick.
Alright Steve!!!!! Extremely great pick.
Great choice Steve.
Excellent pick Steve!
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Melanie!
13 Machine Head - Burn My Eyes
12 Helmet - Betty
11 Beastie Boys - Ill Communication
10 Live - Throwing Copper
9 Pink Floyd - The Division Bell
8 Korn - Korn
7 Nirvana - MTV Unplugged In New York
6 Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
5 The Cult - The Cult
4 Hole - Live Through This
3 Killing Joke - Pandemonium
2 Tom Petty - Wild Flower
1 Tiamat - Wildhoney
(No particular order.)
Day 13
My pick for today is:
John Mellencamp
“Dance Naked”
Nice pick Mel, have to give this a listen. Hey, is Kevin going to come back to the board at some point?
Excellent pick Melanie. I'm embarrassed to say that I forgot that this came out in '94. I'll definitely make it an honorable mention.
Good morning Melanie -- don't know this one. I only know his radio hits. I don't think I've ever listened to any of his LP's. I'll give this one a try. Hope you have a terrific Wednesday morning.
Good one Mel. Love Mellencamps stuff especially about 81 to 94 take care and enjoy day
Cool choice Melanie. This album was on my original list to check out but it is one I didn’t get to. I will definitely have to listen to it sometime soon.
Just got time today to just nominate my pick, but it's been very well written about by other SOT viewers who have picked it previously, Superunknown by Soundgarden
Hi Jerry, not a Main pick for me, might squeeze in as an HM at some point...
Hey Jerry, great pick!
@@charliecasey5425 Thanks Charlie.
@@iainhead9898 Hi Iain. I'm not the greatest grunge fan normally but I always liked Soundgarden. Mainly due to the late Chris Cornell, who I always thought of as the Paul Rodgers of grunge.
Good pick Jerry. I’m not a fan of grunge but Chris Cornell was unquestionably one of the greatest rock singers ever. That’s a valid comparison with Paul Rodgers, although he always reminded me of David Coverdale.
Voodoo Lounge is a studio album by the English rock band the Rolling Stones, released on 11 July 1994. As their first new release under their new alliance with Virgin Records, it ended a five-year gap since their last studio album, Steel Wheels in 1989. Voodoo Lounge is also the band's first album without their original bassist Bill Wyman; he left the band in early 1991, though the Stones did not announce the departure until 1993. In 2009, the album was remastered and reissued by Universal Music. This album was released as a double vinyl and as a single CD and cassette.
After the departure of Wyman, the Stones chose not to officially replace him as a band member and continue as a four-piece with Mick Jagger (vocals), Charlie Watts (drums), Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood (both guitars). Wyman was unofficially replaced by Darryl Jones, who would perform with the Stones in the studio and on tour as a contracted player. Keyboards were provided by Chuck Leavell. Jones and Leavell, though not band members, would remain collaborators with the group from that point on. Don Was was brought in to produce the album alongside Jagger and Richards.
Voodoo Lounge sold well, reaching either gold or platinum status in several countries, but failed to produce a US top 40 hit. The song "Love Is Strong" did peak at No. 14 in the UK, and "You Got Me Rocking" (which reached No. 23 in the same country) became a staple on most subsequent Stones tours. The album received some good reviews and won the inaugural Grammy Award for Best Rock Album in 1995.
Sections of the Keith Richards song "Thru and Thru" from Voodoo Lounge are woven throughout the HBO television series The Sopranos' second-season finale "Funhouse" (episode no. 26 overall), and plays in its entirety during the episode's closing sequence and end credits.
Released in July 1994, Voodoo Lounge received generally positive reviews and debuted at No. 1 in the UK (their first chart-topper there since 1980's Emotional Rescue) and No. 2 in the US (behind the soundtrack to The Lion King) where it went double platinum.
David Cavanagh of Q Magazine wrote that "musically, these 15 songs represent the Stones at their all-time least newsworthy," adding that "Voodoo Lounge is no classic, but nor is it the resounding hound it could have been." Though he was disappointed in the inconsistency of the album's second half, he called the trio of opening rockers "exuberant and on the warm side" despite their lyric shortcomings and hailed the next four songs as an extremely good stretch with "Out of Tears" in particular showing "tantalizing glimmers of genius."
Writing for Vox magazine in August 1994, Steven Dalton thought that the album's strongest tracks were filled with "echoes of the band's halcyon days", most notably 1972's Exile on Main Street and 1978's Some Girls. He went on to surmise that Voodoo Lounge "reminds us why we liked the Stones in the first place," and singled out "New Faces", "Out of Tears" and "Blinded by Rainbows" as the album's highlights, despite also stating that the record contained "too many sketchy, arsing-around-in-the-studio jobs" to be considered one of the group's overall best albums.
Jon Pareles of The New York Times found Voodoo Lounge to be disappointing, arguing that the album "rings hollow, as if it were made not to shake things up but simply to fuel the machine." He harshly criticized the songwriting, arguing that "for much of the album, Jagger and Richards seem determined to write the most generic love songs possible...Flip over the sentimentality, and the Stones offer some of their least convincing leers."
Robert Christgau didn't believe the album warranted a full review, consigning it to his column's list of "honorable mentions" and commenting only that the Stones had become the "world's greatest roots-rock band." Tom Hull similarly listed it as an "honorable mention," conceding that the album "feels like they're just going through the motions."
Alexis Petridis of The Guardian would later rank Voodoo Lounge as one of their weakest albums, writing that "this isn't a bad album, exactly, but it sounds as if hard work was involved, the product of craft rather inspiration: tough coming from a band that, at their best, made it all seem effortless." Petridis also felt that the 62-minute album was much too long, joking that "it goes on for about six weeks." David Marchese of New York expressed a similar criticism, writing that Voodoo Lounge "would’ve killed at 45 minutes" while pointing out the weakest songs as he reviewed the album track-by-track.
In early 1995, while the Voodoo Lounge Tour was still underway until August, Voodoo Lounge won the Grammy Award for Best Rock Album.
In 2009, Voodoo Lounge was remastered and reissued by Universal Music.
Great article. I'm surprised Out of Tears wasn't a top 40 hit in the States. I remember it on the local radio back in that time. It's a fabulous track, i.m.o. I recently re-listened to this one, and I'm generally with others' reviews on this one. The rockers that open are great, but I easily get lost in the sea of Americana stuff the rest of the way. (except for Out of Tears which is great).
@@guarddl9522 A lot of Stones fans say the promo version with a shorter track listing has a better running order and I tend to agree but the strongest tracks are great. Steel Wheels and Voodoo Lounge also both had some great single b-sides.
Hi ilj. Excellent pick and article
Love is Strong!
In random order except for the top 10:
19. Time by Mercyful Fate
20. Groove Family Psycho by Infectious Grooves
21. Ready to Die by The Notorious B.I.G.
22. If You Look Far Enough by Arild Andersen
23. MoodSwing by The Joshua Redman Quartet
24. Critical Mass by Matthew Shipp
25. Illmatic by Nas
26. Superunknown by Soundgarden
27. Time Being by Peter Erskine
28. Self-Titled Debut by Sly
29. Be Forewarned by Pentagram
30. Dogman by King’s X
31. Self-Titled by Motley Crue
Day 13 (#19): Neil Young - Sleeps With Angels
20. Dream Theater - Awake
21. Sugar - File Under Easy Listening
22. The Cult -S/T
23. Soulhat - Good To Be Gone
24. Husker Du - The Living End
25. Storyville - Bluest Eyes
26. Pavement - Crooked Rain Crooked Rain
27. Green Day - Dookie
28. Live - Throwing Copper
29. Stone Temple Pilots - Purple
30. Black Crowes - Amorica
31. Blues Traveler - Four
Hey Scott. This album is my pick today also. Great minds, etc ..
Hi Scott. Awesome pick
Pride and GLORY/ 9️⃣4️⃣. No order. Zakk. WYLDE. Thx Pete for your time 👍💯
Great pick!
@@razor7394/ thx my friend. Enjoy day 👍💯
Hi Gary.. Coming up my mine.. FANTASTIC choice.. Have a great day our friend..
@@markandmandyd7445 / you got it. Have a great one 👍💯
Gary. Might be blasphemous to say. But this might be my favorite thing Zakk ever did. Love it. Enjoy your day friend
# 19 Tori Amos - Under the Pink
With her debut album "Little Earthquakes" Tori Amos brought a completely new sound to pop and rock music, which also touched me deeply at the time, both lyrically and musically. Her sophomore album "Under the Pink" was always overshadowed by "Little Earthquakes", but for me it is Tori's best record, and by no means just because of "Cornflake Girl", even though it quite rightly stormed the charts worldwide. But it's hidden gems like "God", "Bells for Her" or "Past the Mission" that make this record so valuable.
# 20 Hole - Live Through This
# 21 Portishead - Dummy
# 22 Tony MacAlpine - Premonition
# 23 Blumfeld - L’Etat et moi
# 24 Megadeth - Youthanasia
# 25 Cranberries - No Need to Argue
# 26 NAS - Illimatic
# 27 Pantera - Far Beyond Driven
# 28 Marillion - Brave
# 29 ZZ Top - Antenna
# 30 Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
# 31 Robert Hood - Minimal Nation
Hello Pete and everyone. Today’s album choice is my second from the ‘big 4’ of Britpop:
Suede - Dog Man Star
Up until a year or so ago, I didn’t like this band’s music as much as the other 3 bands. However, I have recently grown to appreciate how their sweeping vocals and atmospheric instrumentation created a sound that is totally different to anyone else that is bracketed together under the label of Britpop. In my view, the standout songs on this album are We Are The Pigs, The Wild Ones, The 2 Of Us, The Asphalt World and Still Life.
Nos. 11-30 (not ranked)
Bonnie Raitt - Longing In Their Hearts
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - No Quarter
ZZ Top - Antenna
David Lee Roth - Your Filthy Little Mouth
Elliott Smith - Roman Candle
The Cranberries - No Need To Argue
Yes - Talk
Pulp - His ‘n’ Hers
Eric Clapton - From The Cradle
Rolling Stones - Voodoo Lounge
Eagles - Hell Freezes Over
Favourite Live Album : Nirvana - MTV Unplugged In New York
Cool pick Bryan.
Great pick. Very high on my own list. Like a lot of Suede, but especially those first 2 albums.
Hi Bryan. Interesting pick and article.
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Melanie.
Excellent choice, write-up, and list Bryan. I really like this album. We have a match! 🎉
Ranked as I like them:
#19-Testament-Low
#20-Mercyful Fate-Time
#21-Mayhem-De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas
#22-Nine Inch Nails-The Downward Spiral
#23-Marilyn Manson-Portrait of an American Family
#24-Savatage-Handful of Rain
#25-Meat Puppets-Too High to Die
#26-At the Gates-Terminal Spirit Disease
#27-Cannibal Corpse-The Bleeding
#28-Cryptopsy-Blasphemy Made Flesh
#29-Tiamat-Wildhoney
#30-Green Day-Dookie
#31-Edge of Sanity-Purgatory Afterglow
Great pick, Kevin. The title track slams. Also love Trail of Tears.
Great pick + list Kevin
@@tomp4053I know a lot of people rank this low ( no pun intended) in Testament’s catalog, but it’s always been one of my favorites
My # 13 Pick today is Rolling Stones - Voodoo Lounge!!
Hi rob. Awesome pick
19. Pink Floyd- The Division Bell
Not into black metal so I'll assume today's pick from Pete, won't be for me. My choice today is:
#19. Tyketto - Strength In Numbers:
High class AOR, well written & played and with the cherry on the cake that is Danny Vaughn's tremendous voice.
Day 13: The Last Temptation by Alice Cooper. Probably my least favorite out of the early 90s trilogy, Trash and Hey Stoopid are a bit better than this, but it's still really strong. There's some great songs on here, including "Lost in America", which has a really strong hook, "Nothing's Free", the great rockers "Bad Place Alone" and "You're My Temptation", "Stolen Prayer" and "Unholy War", which were written by Chris Cornell, "Lullaby" and the strong closer "Cleansed By Fire". Not one of his best solo albums, but a great one nonetheless.
Day 1: Oasis - Definitely Maybe
Day 2: Green Day - Dookie
Day 3: Megadeth - Youthanasia
Day 4: Nas - Illmatic
Day 5: Blur - Parklife
Day 6: Weezer - Weezer (Blue Album)
Day 7: Helloween - Master of the Rings
Day 8: Queensrÿche - Promised Land
Day 9: Slayer - Divine Intervention
Day 10: Savatage - Handful of Rain
Day 11: Underworld - Dubnobasswithmyheadman
Day 12: Emperor - In the Nightside Eclipse
Day 13: Alice Cooper - The Last Temptation
Matching picks! Lost in a America is a fun song. Saw him play it last year in Milwaukee. It'll never happen but I'd love to hear You're My Temptation live. Stolen Prayer was a nice collaboration with Chris Cornell.
Fantastic choice Pete I have a coffee mug with that album cover yeah
Danzig 4
"I send the black sun
and eclipse your moon
I steal your hope
little whip..."
No one wrote lyrics quite like Glenn did especially on this album! Great pick enjoy your day
@@logancollins7097have a good one!
Great Pick! Coming up on my list as well!
Can't speak
Can't talk
Can't do anything they want
@@tomp4053 Can't hide
Or change your mind
Gonna live with all my soul inside...
#19. Megadeth - Youthanasia
highlights: “Reckoning day” “Addicted to chaos” “The killing road” “Black curtains”
Great choice, Joel.
Nice one Joel!
Great pick Joel.
Excellent Pick! Coming up om list too!
Pick for day 13: Magnum - Rock Art. Solid album before they went on a hiatus for a couple of years. In recent years they have constantly released great albums, and the latest one is no exception. So sad for the loss of Tony Clarkin, RIP.
1. Freak Kitchen - Appetizer
2. Dream Theater - Awake
3. Helloween - Master Of The Rings
4. Pink Floyd - The Division Bell
5. Queensryche - Promised Land
6. Megadeth - Youthanasia
7. Mercyful Fate - Time
8. Bruce Dickinson - Balls To Picasso
9. Dizzy Mizz Lizzy - S/T
10. Black Sabbath - Cross Purposes
11. Thunder - Behind Closed Doors
12. Testament - Low
13. Magnum - Rock Art
NICE!!!! show some love to Black Metal! excellent Pick!
My #13: Aerosmith - Big Ones
#21. HOLE- Live through THIS
Courtney (not) Cobain" RiP Kurt
She took up the mantle here.
Quite a emotonial time in the scene.
Some raw and jagged edges of angst and also self-assurance.
#20: ZZ TOP - Antenna
Re-Bootin Boogie for the Lil Ol Band via TEXASS!
They took it back to the hard n heavy Blues w/ mucho Distortioned FUZZ.
Good to hear Dusty's voice alot too.
I heard it, I heard it, I heard it on the Tube!
#21: BUSH - 16 Stone
Debut Album, quite a start!
Heavy guitars and rythyms in a cleane Nirvana kinda way.
Evry thing ZEN- don't believe that ELVIS is Dead!
Hard ALT Rock top notchery.
# 22. Blues Traveler - 4
Another refresh of the Blues, with the hooks to make it RoLL.
A unique sound, so you know who they are when you ear em.
#23. WEEZER, Debut (BLue ALbum)
ALT- PoP- Rock masters.
Buddy Holly would approve!
#24: PULP Fiction Soundtrack (Samuel L Jackson)
TOP 5 Movie for me; Great mix of songs,
and SLJ has 3 soliloquies here!
F Gump this yr too.
#25: The Cranberries, No Need to Argue .
What a voice.
RiP D.o'R
#19 of 31: Axel Rudi Pell: Between the Walls
The mainstream may not care about bands like Emperor, but those of us with sophisticated underground tastes hail this album, along with the rest of Emperor's short but potent discography, as being top tier in the genre.
My pick for today is Time by Mercyful Fate. It's a great follow up to their amazing comeback album, In the Shadows.
19. Codeine - The White Birch (Sub Pop)
In 1990, there was little to prepare one for the slow, sad music of Codeine. Galaxie 500 was pretty languid, but still stuck to traditional structures. Slint had some moments on Tweeze (1989) but still had some post-hardcore outbursts of noise, as did Bitch Magnet. The blokes in Codeine were certainly listening to similar material, as there is evidence of noise rock influence on their debut, Frigid Stars LP. They recorded a follow-up in 1992, had studio issues with it and shelved it (reissued in 2022 as Dessau), and repurposed some of the tracks for their final album where they achieved the stand-offish beauty that would simulate the feeling of freezing to death, and goe on to influence dozens of slowcore and post-rock bands, and others that would draw on it for doomgaze and blackgaze like Alcest, Nadja, Jesu, Deafheaven and Holy Fawn. An understated 90s classic. It was a treat to see them live for the first time in decades at last year's Levitation Festival.
The list had some shuffling as I downgraded FSA and added Codeine, which ultimately is placed after TSAC.
19. The Sea And Cake - The Sea And Cake
20. Codeine - The White Birch
21. Sunny Day Real Estate - Diary
22. Dinosaur Jr. - Without A Sound
23. Bark Psychosis - Hex
24. Massive Attack - Protection
25. Slant 6 - Soda Pop*Rip Off
26. Dog Faced Hermans - Those Deep Buds
27. Bedhead - What Fun Life Was
28. Luna - Bewitched
29. Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime
30. Jessamine - Jessamine
31. Flying Saucer Attack - Flying Saucer Attack [Rural Psychedelia]
Excellent choice. Will be on my list.
Day 13: Mike Stern - Is What It Is
Day 12: Al Di Meola - Orange And Blue
Day 11: Roine Stolt - The Flower King
Day 10: Yellowjackets - Run For Your Life
Day 9: Dave Weckl - Hard Wired
Day 8: Yngwie Malmsteen - The Seventh Sign
Day 7: ELP - In The Hot Seat
Day 6: John Scofield & Pat Metheny: I Can See Your House From Here
Day 5: Pink Floyd - Division Bell
Day 4: Soundgarden - Superunknown
Day 3: Asia - Aria
Day 2: Dream Theater - Awake
Day 1: Yes - Talk
Love that Emperor album! It's essential for any extreme metal fan. It was my pick a few days ago. My 19th favorite album of 1994 is Balls To Picasso - Bruce Dickinson (June 3).
Full List:
31) Troublegum - Therapy? (Feb 7)
30) Release - Cop Shoot Cop (Sept 13)
29) The Last Temptation - Alice Cooper (July 12)
28) Danzig 4 - Danzig (Oct 4)
27) Mötley Crüe - Mötley Crüe (Mar 15)
26) Where It All Begins - The Allman Brothers Band (May 3)
25) Youthanasia - Megadeth (Nov 1)
24) For Your Own Special Sweetheart - Jawbox (Feb 8)
23) Anarchy - Chumbawamba (Apr 25)
22) In The Nightside Eclipse - Emperor (Feb 21)
21) Stranger Than Fiction - Bad Religion (Sept 6)
20) Transilvanian Hunger - Darkthrone (Feb 17)
19) Balls To Picasso - Bruce Dickinson (June 3)
Late to this one! No. 13. Jeff Buckley - Grace. 😃👍. Released in August 1994. This might be the hippest album chosen by me for my list. I find it beautiful and irresistible from its remarkable beginning to the end. “Last Goodbye” is a great single and video. 🔥. The angels above must have needed a new glorious voice. Rock Always! - Heather
Hi Heather, I do own this actually, partly because it got so much praise as the greatest thing since sliced bread, but mainly because I got it for about $2.00 in a charity shop. Only listened to it once if I remember rightly. Pleasant, and he has a good voice, but not really my thing.
Today I'm going w Rolling Stones Voodoo Lounge -
Great album & 1st time I saw the RS on this tour on the floor at Giants Stadium summer '94 - Mick was amazing!!
Hi Artie -- great pick. I saw them on the same tour, Salt Lake City with the Fabulous Thunderbirds opening. Spectacular performances by both bands.
#13 Love Throwing Copper. A great album in my humble opinion. Selling the drama and all over you are my standout tracks from this puppy.
Good morning everybody! Missed yesterday due to an extreme work/driving day. So my picks today are one that I got turned onto watching SOT. Pentagram ‘Be Forewarned’. Excellent Sabbath like album! Now something obscure, the first full length from a band out of England Hood with ‘Cabled Linear Traction’ post/noise rock band.
Hi resistor. Interesting article
Yeeesss, my fav Emperor album of all time!
Bruce Dickinson - Balls to Picasso
19. Bruce Dickinson - Balls to Picasso
20. Richard Thompson - Mirror Blue
21. Glenn Hughes - From Now On...
22. Pride & Glory - self titled (featuring Zakk Wylde)
23. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts - Pure and Simple
24. Eric Clapton - From The Cradle
25. David Lee Roth - Your Filthy Little Mouth
26. Pat Travers - Blues Magnet
27. BBM - Around the Next Dream (Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Gary Moore)
28. ZZ Top - Antenna
29. Cinderella - Still Climbing
30. Rick Derringer - Electra Blues
31. Buddy Guy - Slippin' In
Great pick, Razor!
Razor. Epic choice love the track Cyclops! Take care enjoy day my friend
Excellent Pick! I've been listening to this a lot recently.
@@tomp4053thanks Tom
@@logancollins7097excellent track for sure. Thanks Logan!
My pick for today is Hole - Live Through This. More diverse and melodic than the raw and unpolished debut, but still a powerful, disturbing, gritty and angry album. I rarely heard someone sing so heartbreakingly than Courtney on the furious opening track ´Violet´. Other killers are ´´Plump´ ´She Walks On Me ´Doll Parts´ and ´Miss World´. Courtney is a genuine talent and she deserves more credit.
Great album Danny. Another one which eluded me.
@@toddhill7483 Thanks Todd.
Hey Danny, cool pick!
@@charliecasey5425 Thanks Charlie.
So true and therefore it was my pick yesterday!
#13 Sugartooth (ST) (4/12/94)
Notable for featuring Joey Castillo on drums who would go on to play with Danzig and Queens Of The Stone Age
Highlights "Sold My Fortune" "Leave My Soul To Rest" "Gather Me/Ode"
#12 The Offspring - Smash
#11 Sausage - Riddles Are Abound Tonight
#10 Pink Floyd - The Division Bell
#9 Pantera - Far Beyond Driven
#8 Our Lady Peace - Naveed
#7 Motley Crue (ST)
#6 Soundgarden - Superunknown
#5 Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
#4 Green Day - Dookie
#3 Prong - Cleansing
#2 Alice In Chains - Jar Of Flies
#1 King's X - Dogman
19. The Offspring - Smash
Favorite Tracks: Come Out and Play, Self Esteem, Gotta Get Away, Genocide
20. Alice Cooper - The Last Temptation
21. Mercyful Fate - Time
22. Pearl Jam - Vitalogy
23. ZZ Top - Antenna
24. Bruce Dickinson - Balls to Picasso
25. Gilby Clarke - Pawnshop Guitars
26. Meat Puppets - Too High To Die
27. Slayer - Divine Intervention
28. Veruca Salt - American Thighs
29. Bush - Sixteen Stones
30. Mark Lanegan - Whiskey for the Holy Ghost
31. Glenn Hughes - From Now On
Cool pick Tom! And thanks for your comment on my Mercyful Fate pick. Great you are cranking it this month!
Hi Tom.. GREAT Choice.. GOTTA KEEP THEM SEPARATED.. AND LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA (Self Esteem).. Coming up on mine.. Have a great day our friend..
Cool pick. Gotta Get Away is one of the Offspring's great tracks. Years since I've listened to it. This one's next on my re-listen list.
Nice one! Was all downhill for them after this album for me! This one has some kickass tracks on it! Enjoy your day
Great Choice! I got rid of their cds and picked up a best of... Fun Stuff!
Yes Talk
13 The Dixie Dregs - Full Circle
12 Marillion - Brave
11 Loreena McKennitt - The Mask and the Mirror
10 Blues Traveler - Four
09 Collage - Moonshine
08 Savatage - Handful of Rain
07 Ines - Hunting the Fox
06 Wild Colonials - Fruit of Life
05 Roine Stolt - The Flower King
04 The Subdudes - Annunciation
03 Ozric Tentacles - Arborescence
02 Freedy Johnston - This Perfect World
01 Änglagård- Epilog
My pick for today: Jeff Buckley-Grace.
Classic choice Rick.
@@christophercoles4401 Thanks Christopher.
Hi Rick. I don’t know much about your pick. I’ll have to check this album out later.
Great 👍 👌 program man!!!!
Today's pick Babasonicos - Trance Zomba
Incredible 2nd album by this Argentine band, which I went to see live every time they played in my city. Mixture of styles (rock, psychedelia, disco, funk and Hardcore) that was new in my country. My favorite Argentine band from the 90's.
Albums That Are 30 Years Old in 2024
Day 1- Beck - Stereopathic Soul Manure/Mellow Gold/One Foot in the Grave
Day 2- Hermetica - Víctimas del vaciamiento
Day 3- Sonic Youth - Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star
Day 4- Warren G - Regulate…G Funk Era
Day 5- Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
Day 6- John Frusciante - Niandra LaDes and Usualmente Just a T-Shirt
Day 7- Pulp - His 'n' Hers
Day 8- The Prodigy - Music for the Jilted Generation
Day 9- Jeff Buckley - Grace
Day 10-Rollins Band - Weight
Day 11- Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies
Day 12- Pink Floyd - The Division Bell
Day 13- Babasonicos - Trance Zomba
Hi Pete. Good Pick in Emperor. Here is my pick for day 13.
Pick # 19 - Bruce Dickinson - Balls To Picasso
How cool, a new genre, never heard of black metal! Will check thanks! Getting a late start.
Today is:
Blues With A Feeling - Steve Hackett
Cheers!
Day 12: Seal II - Seal
Day 11: Wildflowers - Tom Petty
Day 10: Monster - REM
Day 9: I Can See Your House from Here - John Scofield and Pat Metheny
Day 8: Return of the Boogie Men - Foghat
Day 7: The Division Bell - Pink Floyd
Day 6: VROOM - King Crimson
Dav 5: Awake - Dream Theater
Day 4: Talk - Yes
Day 3: T J Kirk - T J Kirk (Charlie Hunter)
Day 2: Dulcinea - Toad the Wet Sprocket
Day 1: Turbulent Indigo - Joni Mitchell
Hi Glen. Awesome pick
Thanks Melanie!
My pick today is Smash by The Offspring
#13 Motorpsycho - Timothy's Monster
Just discovered this band 2 years ago. CD1 is typical alterative for the day. CD2 gets proggy and is killer. Still putting out great music.
#12 Sadistic Intent - Resurrection
#11 35007 - Especially For You
#10 Codeine - The White Birch
#9 Napalm Death - Fear, Emptiness, Despair
#8 Nailbomb - Point Blank
#7 Rollins Band - Weight
#6 Pentagram - Be Forewarned
#5 Meat Puppets - Too High To Die
#4 Acrimony - Hymns To The Stone
#3 Sugar - File Under Easy Listening
#2 Jessamine - Jessamine
#1 Bedhead - What Fun Life Was
Interesting pick Monte, not familiar-will check it out for sure
Will give this a listen Monte
Excellent choice, Monte. Was also my pick last week.
Todays pick: Rollins Band - "Weight". It`s aggressive and heavy but it`s not your typical metal. Elements of jazz and funk are present but they don`t sound a bit out of place. The passion and intensity Henry delivers on songs like "Disconnect" "Civilized", "Step Back", and "Volume 4" are almost scary, while "Liar" is more relevant now than ever. A good album to work out to.
Very cool pick Jeffrey.
Great pick Jeffrey
Hi Jeffrey. Interesting pick. I’ll have to check it out.
Great pick Jeffrey.
@@christophercoles4401 Thanks Chris.
Pick #19: Sunny Day Real Estate's Diary.
#31: Offspring's Smash
#30: Live's Throwing Copper
#29: Portishead's Dummy
#28: Toadies' Rubberneck
#27: Blur's Parklife
#26: Black Sabbath's Cross Purposes
#25: Nine Inch Nails' Downward Spiral
#24: Pantera's Far Beyond Driven
#23: OutKast's Southern...
#22: In Flames' Lunar Strain
#21: Kyuss's Welcome to Sky Valley
#20: Pink Floyd's The Division Bell
#19: Sunny Day Real Estate's Diary
Todays pick: Blur - Parklife
Pick #1: Cemetary - Black Vanity
Pick #2: Dark Funeral - Dark Funeral (EP)
Pick #3: Danzig - Danzig 4
Pick #4: Body Count - Born Dead
Pick #5: Atrocity - Blut
Pick #6: Hypocrisy - Inferior Devoties (EP)
Pick #7: Napalm Death - Fear, Emptiness, Despair
Pick #8: Uncurbed - Mental disorder
Pick #9: The Cranberries - No Need to Argue
Pick #10: Emperor - In the Nightside Eclipse
Pick #11: Pantera - Far Beyond Driven
Pick #12: Sick of it All - Scratch the Surface
#19. Soundgarden - Superunknown
Pete is right about the seasons of metal: Winter - Black, Spring - Power, Summer - Death & Thrash, Fall - Doom
Love Winter-and thanks for your comment on my Mercyful Fate selection.
Prog Metal is year round then? 😂😂
Have a great day Yall
Edge of Sanity - Purgatory Afterglow
Megadeth - Youthanasia
Danzig - Danzig 4
Pungent Stench - Club Mondo Bizarre-For Members Only
Queensryche - Promised Land
Pink Floyd - The Division Bell
Bruce Dickinson - Balls to Picasso
Testament - Low
Slayer - Divine Intervention
Marillion - Brave
Black Sabbath - Corss Purposes
Helloween - Master of the Rings
Overkill - W.F.O.
19.Pearl Jam "Vitalogy"
20.Phish "Hoist"
21.Toadies "Rubberneck"
22.Allman Brothers "Where it all begins"
23.Beastie Boys "ILL Communication"
24.Pulp "His N Hers"
Honorable mention ------> The Tractors "The Tractors"
25.Pink Floyd "The Division Bell"
26.REM "Monster"
27.Pentagram "Be Forewarned"
28.Mötley Crüe "Mötley Crüe"
29.Cradle of Filth "The Principle of Evil Made Flesh"
30.Slayer "Divine Intervention"
31.Alice in Chains "Jar Of Flies"
Nice pick Mark, can never go wrong with Pearl Jam
@@yokerecords803 Thanks so much Yoke.. I was at the Madison Square Garden show that was on DVD.. Have a great day our friend..
Great pick M 'n' M! Straight Outta Seattle. Have a rockin' day! 🤘✌️
Excellent Pick!
@@christophercoles4401 Thanks Christopher.. i always enjoyed them.. great band.. hope all is well and have a great day our friend..
In no particular order:
Pick #13
Green Day - Dookie
#12 The Cranberries - No Need to Argue
#11 Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley
#10 Soundgarden - Superunknown
#9 Sass Jordan - Rats
#8 Stone Roses - Second Coming
#7 Jeff Buckley - Grace
#6 Megadeth - Youthanasia
#5 Dream Theater - Awake
#4 Suede - Dog Man Star
#3 Live - Throwing Copper
#2 Tori Amos - Under the Pink
#1 Bruce Dickinson - Balls To Picasso
good pick deb, yes wahoo a match📌💜💜
@@bengalgangster Thank you, bengal. 🎶💜💜
Nice pick Debbie, it is a very good album. Thanks for your comment on Mercyful Fate pick
@@yokerecords803 You're welcome, Yoke.
Hi Debbie. I know this band and their music. Excellent list
Day #13 in my list:
Brave - Marillion
Finally heard this album
Hope you enjoyed it. It is my favorite Hogarth-era album, and it will be on the top of my charts this month!
@@alexandercaviedes2559 I really did. Very dark yet hopeful music
Great album from the mighty Marillion!
Great pick.
Pentagram - Be Forewarned April 1994
The title track alone makes this a classic Doom album, who knows how much bigger they could have gotten if not for Lieblings habit.
My pick for today is, Corrosion of Conformity - Deliverance.
Hello everyone, just to get caught up, my #12 pick from yesterday was Talk by Yes, and my #13 pick for today is Dogman by King'sX.
Today's pick for me is by a prolific guitarist that needs no introduction - Steve Hackett - and his 1994 album 'Blues with a Feeling'. I found this an enjoyable album, showcasing one facet of Steve's extensive repertoire and talents, including his not inconsiderable skills on harmonica on several tracks. Quite a few highlights for me on this record and the two bonus tracks from the remastered version are excellent also.
My #13 pick is an album released on November 1, 1994 and recorded in May-August 1994 and produced by Jack Joseph Puig and the band im talking about the third studio album by U.S. rock band The Black Crowes Amorica (stylized as amorica.)
Charts
Australian Albums (ARIA)[11] 11
Canada Top Albums/CDs (RPM)[12] 13
Dutch Albums (Album Top 100)[13] 17
Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts)[14] 17
German Albums (Offizielle Top 100)[15] 40
New Zealand Albums (RMNZ)[16] 39
Scottish Albums (OCC)[17] 7
Swedish Albums (Sverigetopplistan)[18] 25
Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade)[19] 35
UK Albums (OCC)[20] 8
US Billboard 200[21] 11
Certifications
United Kingdom (BPI)[22] Silver 60,000^
United States (RIAA)[23] Gold 500,000^
Excellent pick!
Wiser time is an amazing song.
@HockeyDudeJames2 it's in my top 5 songs by them the others being
5: wiser time
4:Remedy
3: She talks to Angel's
2: Twice as hard
1: Hard to Handle
@@razor7394 thank you
@@awesomeviper13Great list and top 5 Viper. Sting Me and Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye would have to be in mine somewhere! Enjoy day
#13. April's Motel Room - 'Black 14.'
Produced by Matt Hyde (Slayer), the only LP by the hard rock, some metal, post grunge, alternative Simi Valley quintet.
Coolest tracks -- 'California,' 'Get Down Jerry,' 'Get Her Way' and 'Riverside.'
I wish they would've done more.
Good morning Gadget. I never heard of your pick before. Tell Kevin good morning and his family plus yours. There is a member wanting to know if Kevin is going to be posting any more.
@@melaniethurber5117 Good morning Melanie. Hope you're doing great today. I suppose he'll be back, I don't know. I know he's trying to get back to normal again, dealing with some eyesight issues.
@@gadgettheratboy9051 thanks Gadget
Hi Gadget, not familiar with this one but your definition means I'd probably have avoided it back in the day anyway! Might give it a try if I'm feeling brave...
Hi Gadget, have you been talking to Kevin! you keep picking these albums i don't know, your not supposed to give me more homework! anyways, in my book it goes.
19) Fates Warning - Inside Out
20) Yngwie Malmsteen - Seventh Sign
21) Savatage - Handful of Rain
22) Talisman - Humanimal
23) The Smithereens - A Date With the Smithereens
24) Dickinson, Bruce - Balls To Picasso
25) Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley
26) Kings X - Dogman
27) Pantera - Far Beyond Driven
28) Soundgarden - Superunknown
29) Marilyn Manson - Portrait of an American Family
30) Sponge - Rotting Pinata
HM) Stone Temple Pilots - Purple
HM) Kerbdog - S/T
HM) Motley Crue - S/T
HM) Helmet - BettyHM) Arcade - A/2
My Pick for Day #13 and my #19 is LOVE/HATE - Let's Rumble
"I'll Bring The War To Your Front Door!" screams vocalist Jizzy Pearl on the opening title track and Love/Hate does bring it!!!
Back in 1990 the LA Sleaze Rock scene was all the rage, and I heard their first single "Why Do You Think They Call It Dope?"
and was hooked! The first two albums 1990's Blackout In The Red Room and 1992's Wasted In America are Killer and worth
checking out also, and this their third is right up there! Starting with the one-two punch of the title track and Spinning Wheel
(definitely my 2 favorites L/H tracks) Gritty riffs and startling lyrics about life in LA it doesn't get anymore real than this!
Other Standout tracks are Wrong Side Of The Grape, Black Iguana, Sexical, Flower and the ballad If You Believe In Miracles.
I'll have to check this one out Drew!
Drew nice pick man never listened to this one! I've played the first one a couple times. A band I need to revisit more for sure! Enjoy day friend
@@yokerecords803 Their Second album Wasted In America is my Favorite, I dropped off after Let's Rumble and the debut is really good!
@@logancollins7097Thanks Logan, Definitely check out Wasted In America, that's my favorite!
Excellent pick Drew!
#13 Lynyrd Skynyrd
"Endangered Species".
I like Celtic Frost and some Slayer tunes, but black and death metal are not for me.....
Great choice Ramon!
1. Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
2. Marillion - Brave
3. Bush - Sixteen Stone
4. Stone Temple Pilots - Purple
5. Pink Floyd - The Division Bell
6. Yes - Talk
7. Alice In Chains - Jar Of Flies
8. The Cranberries - No Need To Argue
9. Smashing Pumpkins - Pisces Iscariot
10. Slayer - Divine Intervention
11. Mötley Crüe - Mötley Crüe
12. Oasis - Definitely Maybe
13. Pantera - Far Beyond Driven
Arguably their best album after Cowboys From Hell.
My pick today is Balls to Picasso - Bruce Dickinson
Black Sabbath - Cross Purposes
Pick 13 zztop antnia
I am not personally a fan of death metal, thrash metal or grunge, and 1990's progressive metal is a genre I've completely lost any taste for after Queensryche's "Empire" album. If anything the 1990's was the decade with a dearth of good music (for my tastes) such that I went "back to my roots" to the 1970's (and late 1960's) and discovered The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, krautrock and psychedelia to go with my love of prog rock, NWOBHM, hard rock and punk from that same decade.
This is therefore an interesting challenge for me to find 31 albums from 1994 that I genuinely own and love - so, not in any specific order:
01 - The Beat Farmers - Viking Lullabys
02 - Killing Joke - Pandemonium
03 - Michael Katon - Rip It Hard!
04 - Sparks - Gratuitous Sax And Violins
05 - The Dickies - Idjit Savant
06 - Eloy - The Tides Return Forever
07 - Stiff Little Fingers - Get A Life
08 - Tiles - Tiles
09 - Z (Zappa Brothers) - Shampoohorn
10 - Victory - Voiceprint
11 - Buddy Guy - Slippin' In
12 - BBM (Baker Bruce Moore) - Around The Next Dream
13 - Moody Marsden Band - Real Faith
Just for curiosity l had a listen yesterday to Pete's album choice 😢 I really have no clue how anybody can enjoy this 'music', but then many music fans would say to me, Steely Dan, Supertramp, Elton John? How boring! When it came to this months picks l came up with the grand total of three albums 😅 Pink Floyd, REM and Sacred Spirit, for me the flood of albums l bought in the 70's had reduced to a trickle by the 90's and beyond, the late 60's and 70's were my era although l do like a few later artists such as Dido, Travis and my favourite of all The Editors.
@@keithjones7390Some of the albums that Pete has already covered are to come in my list but, as I said above, not in the categories that I don't enjoy.
It was the 90's (and lack of interesting music therein) that forced me to go back to the 1970's to find more good music - at that point I discovered Elton John and Supertramp, amongst others.
#13. The Brand New Heavies-Brother Sister, another genre quite popular in the early nineties was Acid Jazz, and these guys were one of the leading exponents, bringing more soul and funk elements to their music. Quite a long album at just over an hour, fifteen tracks, this has some fine playing, with a great horn section with some cracking tunes. The first track Have A Good Time is a great start, reminiscent of Average White Band, it just gets better with Brother Sister, the hit single Dream On Dreamer, an excellent version of Midnight At The Oasis, some funky grooves on the instrumental Ten Ton Take, Mind Trips, Fake and Day Break. If you like War or AWB you might dig this band.
Hi Michael...have you been thumbing through Kevin's CD's?? lol. I've never heard these guys. Are there any vocals or is it all instrumental? Yeah, I LOVE AWB and War! I'll give this a spin this evening. Surely hope your Wednesday was kind and easy.
@@gadgettheratboy9051 Hi Gadget, yes, mostly vocals, N'Dea Davenport, female vocalist, give Dream On Dreamer a listen first, to give you an idea.
Some great Bass on this album.
@@andrewcarr5923 Yes indeed!
@@gadgettheratboy9051 Hi Gadget, i said the same about your pick today! we've both been thumbing through Kevin's CD's, no it's not all instrumental, there are only two instrumental, i didn't word my sentences out right! if you play Dream On Dreamer and Have A Good Time, it would be a good start. My last reply disappeared, it's getting a bit weird on here, comments disappearing.
19. Annihilator - King of The Kill
20. King's X - Dogman
21. Dream Theater - Awake
22. Corrosion of Conformity - Deliverance
23. Symphony X - Symphony X
24. Pearl Jam - Vitalogy
25. Running Wild - Black Hand Inn
26. Boston - Walk On
27. Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley
28. Yngwie J. Malmsteen - The Seventh Sign
29. Pentagram - Be Forewarned
30. Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
31. Meshuggah - None
Missed yesterday.
12. The Obsessed : The Church Within
13. Killing Joke : Pandemonium
Today's pick: Slayer - Divine Intervention
#1 Enslaved - Vikingligr Veldi/Frost
#2 Tesla - Bust A Nut
#3 Mercyful Fate - Time
#4 The Obssessed- The Church Within
#5 Emperor - In the Nightside Eclipse
#6 Alice Cooper- The Last Temptation
#7 Kingston Wall - III :Tri-Lo
#8 Solitude Aeturnus- Through the Darkest Hour
#9 Megadeth - Youthanasia
#10 Peter Criss - Cat #1
#11 Psychotic Waltz- Mosquito
#12 Satyricon- Dark Medieval Times
#13 Savatage - Handful of Rain
Great pick Logan!
@@yokerecords803 Thanks man! Been my CD for my work commute last couple days! Really impressed with how Jon and Paul O'Neil really stepped it up. Obviously Zach and Alex do amazing on here as well. So much emotion in this album its awesome!
Hi Logan.. Hope all is well.. FANTASTIC choice.. Coming up on mine.. We both love the song CHANCE.. Can hear TSO coming out on that one.. Have a great day our friend..
Great points Logan!!@@logancollins7097
@@markandmandyd7445Hey guys! I'm doing well just workin through Wednesday! Love the song Chance as well! The last track Alone You Breathe is also so epic and full of emotion! Love this band shouldve been as big or bigger than the usual suspects (Maiden Metallics etc...) Enjoy your day friends
Day 13 of 31. Counting up to the best.
Day 13: Offspring - Smash
Day 12: King's X - Dogman
Day 11: Cranberries - No Need to Argue
Day 10: The Cult - The Cult
Day 9: Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies
Day 8: Yngwie Malmsteen - Seventh Sign
Day 7: Testament - Low
Day 6: Stratovarius - Dreamspace
Day 5: Pantera - Far Beyond Driven
Day 4: Mercyful Fate - Time
Day 3: Overkill - W.F.O.
Day 2: Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
Day 1: Soundgarden - Superunknown
my pick #13 is
sass jordan
"rats"
this is only the 2nd album i have heard of this artist , but it is a very good album
cheers
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Excellent choice, bengal. Awesome album. Thank you for recommending Sass Jordan to me. We have a match, actually two matches today. 📌📌 Woohoo 🎉 🎉 🎶💜💜
@@weirddebbiem1619 thanx deb, glad you like her, excellent on the matches📌📌💜💜
@@bengalgangster You're welcome, bengal. Awesome artist and album. Woohoo 🎉 Matches 🎉
Hi Bengal. I’ll have to check your pick out.
Great choice!
A little Indie / Hard Core today. The band was known for just releasing EPs ,but this is 1 full length CD at over 42 minutes long. With the inclusion of stringed instruments, it has a different sound throughout a few of the songs, but still worthy of a listen or 2. My March 13th selection is "Rusty" by Rodan.
Pick # 13: Bush- Sixteen Stone
Well done Captain! I've got this gem coming up on my list. Cheers 🍻
@@christophercoles4401 Thanks Chris Cheers 🍺
Cool pick Cap!
@@steverogers2635 Thanks mate 🫡
My pick for Day 13 (#19 in my countdown)
Foreigner - Mr. Moonlight
#19 for me - Bjork’s THE BEST MIXES. Bjork’s second release, but it was mixes of her initial album- entitled DEBUT.
I appreciate her creativity throughout her solo career, but I still favor her material when she was in the Sugar Cubes.
The initial track - HUMAN BEHAVIOR ( the first track on DEBUT)- features electronic legends Underworld laying down the mix; and that can only be good!
19 Sonic Youth Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star
20 Velvet Crush Teenage Symphonies to God
21 Dog Faced Hermans Those Deep Buds
22 The Auteurs Now I'm a Cowboy
23 Kristin Hersh Hips and Makers
24 The Magnetic Fields Holiday
25 Frank Black Teenager of the Year
26 Sam Phillips Martinis and Bikinis
27 L7 Hungry for Stink
28 Grant Lee Buffalo Mighty Joe Moon
29 Blur Parklife
30 Beck Mellow Gold
31 Love Spit Love s/t
Hi Todd. Excellent one. Coming up for me later.
@@dannyhoeykens thanks Danny
Fates Warning - Inside out