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[DeathDude]

Even though bought the dvd of the Dream Theater Score concert, decided to buy the live cd as well, as there were a few songs wanted to always be able to hear on the go, which can't if have the dvd. Well besides buying a mini dvd player  but not going to do that, so got the live cd, 3 CD's long and the sound quality and mixing is incredible.

[DeathDude]

Wells this tuesday having high hopes, Rhapsody (Of Fire) will be releasing their next album, hoping it comes in but have my doubts, hopefully will be a stellar album like their last Symphony Of Enchanted Lands 2, here's hoping, so far some who have ripped it from the net say it's great, but guess we shall see.

[Indie]

Wohoooo... I've bought tons of stuff fairly recently, the last was Saturday, I bought a DVD.. Alexander XD It was really cheap, and I've been wanting to see it for a while, so yeah ^___^

Other DVD's... Saw, The Crow (another version than the one I had before, as the other one was a special edition ordered from England), Boondock saints, Bambi, Daredevil, and one more which I can't really remember. <.<

CD's.. uhoh. Nirvana unplugged in NY and A Perfect circle.. I don't remember the name of that album ^__^;

yey, Dream Theater <3

[Tom Henrik]

I bought The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen here the other day. Only cost 5 dollars. Whee!

[DeathDude]

Yay another Dream Theater fan. A Perfect Circle is a great band too, love every one of their albums, each one is so different, definitely a grower.

Actually have the league of extraordinary gentlemen, but in spanish dubs, still haven't managed to sit down to watch it. Got it back a couple of years ago when went to Peru.

[DeathDude]

Wells finally finshed off an actual collection of an artist, with the addition of Strapping Young Lad- No Sleep Till Bedtime, Live in Australia Their live album from 99, only has 7 tracks which is the only major issue had with it, but comes with 2 bonus tracks never released in North America, so guess that's good, but now my SYL collection is complete whoo. Have all their studio and live album, yeah.

[Sean]

Picked up Wolf Creek the other day, it's another horror flick. Haven't gotten around to watching it yet, looking forward to it though

[DeathDude]

Kamelot- The Fourth Legacy Somehow with some crazy luck found this album last thursday, and even the album before it from these guys, to say that this album is very rare to buy in stores now is an understatement, mostly due to their bad label they were on at the time, anyways that's another story, this is the album where you can really start to see the musical direction the band wanted to go with more power metal influences, more keyboard and emphasis on the epic scale with backing choirs and more, pretty good album and definitely enjoy it, Karma their follow up album though bit better.

[Himmler]

I'm gonna buy Negura Bunget's new album - OM, after i'll go to the show it MUST be worth it...it's been 5 years now...I guess

[DeathDude]

Other Kamelot album got recently Siege Perilous it's not a bad album, it's the first to have Roy Khan their current vocalist and Casey Grillo their current drummer, it's like a power metal album minus the epicness that Kamelot is known for today, a couple of good songs, but this album sounds like trying to find their sound.

[Potatoe]

I'm gonna piss DD off and buy a Jet album.

Yeah.. Might buy an album instead of a game. I have 25€ after all..

[DeathDude]

Go ahead it's your money. I'll just enjoy my vastly superior Kamelot, and Ayreon purchases.

[Potatoe]

DeathDude, on Oct 2 2006, 01:40 PM, said:

Go ahead it's your money. I'll just enjoy my vastly superior Kamelot, and Ayreon purchases.

Oh yeah... I'll waster your money then.. somehow...

[DeathDude]

Waste my money? Yeah don't think you'll be able to do that. *Goes back to listening to Ayreon.*

[DeathDude]

Well time to showcase a new band that bet lot of users prob haven't heard of. They are Pain Of Salvation, progressive metal band and picked up one of their best albums so I've heard, called The Perfect Element Part 1 have heard great things about this band and finally picked up this album and wow it's just amazing.

Every album the band writes or should I say Daniel Gildenlow the vocalist/guitarist and pretty much writer of every song on the album is based on a concept of sorts. But most of these deal with such issues as childhood, adolescence, war, love and more.

The instrumentation is very progressive reminds me a bit of tool and Daniel himself is a stellar vocalist just having an interesting voice that blends with the music, was listening to the album at home and thought his vocals were buried under the music but listening to it at school as I write this and seems like it is not after all.