Your favourite albums

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Re: Your favourite albums

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Hmmm, I'll just list my top five:

1. Badlands - s/t
2. Dio - Holy Diver
3. Masterplan - s/t
4. Savatage - The Wake of Magellan
5. Dream Theater - Awake
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My all time favorite list. Top 5. I could go on but I've got to go to work.

1. Led Zeppelin Physical Graffitti

2. Black Sabbath Paranoid

3. Blizzard of Oz

4. Badlands

5 Retraced (for obvious reasons)
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1) Anything by Zep
2) Badlands S/T
3) Pink Floyd - The Wall
4) Megadeth - Peace Sells and Rust In Peace
5) Savatage - Hall Of The Mountain King

And then, of course, numerous others.....
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Re: Your favourite albums

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Fret, before the forum went down last time, you had suggested some Doctor Butcher. Well, in the past weeks I've bought some Butcher, and you're right, it rocks! It's crazy stuff! :-) The Altar and The Chair are awesome songs!
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BADLANDS-S/T Debut
Jake E. Lee-A Fine Pink Mist
Beautiful Creatures-Deuce
Roadrunner-All Star Sessions
Jake E. Lee-Retraced

etc.,.

just to name a few I really "enjoy" listerning to, alot! They all have alot of sizzle and Soul power!
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Deansolo wrote: 3. Blizzard of Oz
There is something really special about that album. You can hear the magic that Ozzy had with Randy. It is one of those albums that you put on and listen all the way through. Every song is excellent and the album flows really well. I remember listening to that with headphones from my old Panasonic stereo. I still have my lp.
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mrmetal wrote:
Deansolo wrote: 3. Blizzard of Oz
There is something really special about that album. You can hear the magic that Ozzy had with Randy. It is one of those albums that you put on and listen all the way through. Every song is excellent and the album flows really well. I remember listening to that with headphones from my old Panasonic stereo. I still have my lp.
That's exactly the same way I feel about that album with Rhoads, just listening it all the way through. :D
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Shadow wrote:Roadrunner-All Star Sessions
That is indeed one kick-ass album :twisted:
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Dream Theater - Scenes from a Memory
Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime
Badlands - Badlands
Yngwie Malmsteen - Marching Out
Blue Muder - Blue Murder

Honorable Mentions:
Dokken - Under Lock & Key
Tesla - Great Radio Controversy
Angra - Temple of Shadow
Dream Theater - Awake
Judas Priest - Screaming for Vengance
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PoetsandMadmen wrote:Fret, before the forum went down last time, you had suggested some Doctor Butcher. Well, in the past weeks I've bought some Butcher, and you're right, it rocks! It's crazy stuff! :-) The Altar and The Chair are awesome songs!
That is a crushing CD, glad you're enjoying it. It's much heavier than most of the post Criss Oliva Savatage stuff. I'd like to see Doctor Butcher put out another one.
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Fretman wrote:
PoetsandMadmen wrote:Fret, before the forum went down last time, you had suggested some Doctor Butcher. Well, in the past weeks I've bought some Butcher, and you're right, it rocks! It's crazy stuff! :-) The Altar and The Chair are awesome songs!
That is a crushing CD, glad you're enjoying it. It's much heavier than most of the post Criss Oliva Savatage stuff. I'd like to see Doctor Butcher put out another one.
Have to thank you for turning me onto that one too. 8)
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Always glad to share the metal. :twisted:
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Moose6 wrote:Dream Theater - Scenes from a Memory
Dokken - Under Lock & Key
Great album. Lynch shreds his ass off! :twisted:
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Beast from the east is one of the best live albums I ever heard ;)
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Re: Your favourite albums

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Hey, why not include your favourite live album too?
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