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Post by **UndKeineZwEier** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 11:07 am

NYHC81 said
NIN, the Cure and Queens Of The Stone Age are very promising.

I'd throw Baroness in as well.

Post by **The Boss** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 11:18 am

UndKeineEier said

NYHC81 said
NIN, the Cure and Queens Of The Stone Age are very promising.

I'd throw Baroness in as well.

Um, yeah.

N.Y.H.C. · Post by **N.Y.H.C.** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 4:26 pm

crow011 said

UndKeineEier said

NYHC81 said
NIN, the Cure and Queens Of The Stone Age are very promising.

I'd throw Baroness in as well.

Um, yeah.

righhhht.

Post by **UndKeineZwEier** » Sun Mar 31, 2013 3:08 am

Apparently Justin has written an autobiography...

N.Y.H.C. · Post by **N.Y.H.C.** » Sun Mar 31, 2013 6:16 am

June 11th, 2013.

ziggy23 · Post by **ziggy23** » Tue Apr 02, 2013 8:27 am

http://noisey.vice.com/blog/ministrys-l ... o-eternity

gamebounty · Post by **gamebounty** » Tue Apr 02, 2013 11:21 am

Previews for the new DEP album. Sounds off the hook. Could be one of their best albums. Besides this, we got the new Sigur Ros and QOTSA, all between May and July. Going to be a great couple of months.

ziggy23 · Post by **ziggy23** » Thu Apr 04, 2013 7:12 pm

Â (Primus @ facebook)

JUST ANNOUNCED - Sailing the Seas of Cheese in 5.1 Dolby Surround Sound Release May 21, 2013

In a restoration personally overseen by Les Claypool, Primusâ€™ acclaimed â€˜Sailing The Seas Of Cheeseâ€™ has been newly mixed in stereo and Dolby 5.1 Surround for the first time since its 1991 debut for an expanded deluxe edition to be released May 21 by Universal Music Enterprises. The deluxe edition will feature the albumâ€™s new stereo mix on CD and the new 5.1 surround mix on Blu-ray or DVD, plus three exclusive, previously unreleased bonus tracks, including two live recordings from Primusâ€™ 2012 â€œ3D Tourâ€ and a Bassnectar Remix of â€œHere Come The Bastards.â€ A 200-gram vinyl LP to be released on the same date also features Claypoolâ€™s new stereo mix of the album. In a â€œMystery Vinylâ€ challenge for fans, 1000 unmarked, randomly selected copies will contain the new stereo mix on a yellow vinyl LP instead of black.

Post by **hellboy** » Thu Apr 04, 2013 7:48 pm

ziggy23 said

Â (Primus @ facebook)

JUST ANNOUNCED - Sailing the Seas of Cheese in 5.1 Dolby Surround Sound Release May 21, 2013

In a restoration personally overseen by Les Claypool, Primusâ€™ acclaimed â€˜Sailing The Seas Of Cheeseâ€™ has been newly mixed in stereo and Dolby 5.1 Surround for the first time since its 1991 debut for an expanded deluxe edition to be released May 21 by Universal Music Enterprises. The deluxe edition will feature the albumâ€™s new stereo mix on CD and the new 5.1 surround mix on Blu-ray or DVD, plus three exclusive, previously unreleased bonus tracks, including two live recordings from Primusâ€™ 2012 â€œ3D Tourâ€ and a Bassnectar Remix of â€œHere Come The Bastards.â€ A 200-gram vinyl LP to be released on the same date also features Claypoolâ€™s new stereo mix of the album. In a â€œMystery Vinylâ€ challenge for fans, 1000 unmarked, randomly selected copies will contain the new stereo mix on a yellow vinyl LP instead of black.

Saw this earlier today. Â Seas of Cheese is one of my favorite albums of all time, so may grab this on vinyl...

Post by **not tyson** » Thu Apr 04, 2013 7:51 pm

See that's how you re-release a release

Post by **badkittygothgirl** » Thu Apr 04, 2013 7:53 pm

DEFINITELY grabbing this one on vinyl!

Post by **hellboy** » Thu Apr 04, 2013 7:53 pm

Tyson said
See that's how you re-release a release

Don't think anyone would disagree with you there. Â A nice as new signed packaging is, I'm still disappointed that there's no remasters or bonus/live tracks.

/flogging dead horse

MOG · Post by **MOG** » Thu Apr 04, 2013 7:56 pm

Tyson said
See that's how you re-release a release

Seriously.Â I am not a Primus fan but that is fucking groovy, and I suspect will come in well under a buck fity

MOG · Post by **MOG** » Thu Apr 04, 2013 7:59 pm

hellboy1975 said

Tyson said
See that's how you re-release a release

Don't think anyone would disagree with you there. Â A nice as new signed packaging is, I'm still disappointed that there's no remasters or bonus/live tracks.

/flogging dead horse

^ Dammit you missed a perfect "hash tag" opportunity.Â Did you notice the present I left you the other day in the Whatcha listenen to thread?Â Didn't even get a thank you or a reach around.

Post by **hellboy** » Thu Apr 04, 2013 8:07 pm

Salty Balls saidÂ
Did you notice the present I left you the other day in the Whatcha listenen to thread?Â Didn't even get a thank you or a reach around.

Don't really pay much attention to that thread I'm afraid. Â Did you post some grind?Â

MOG · Post by **MOG** » Thu Apr 04, 2013 8:11 pm

hellboy1975 said

Salty Balls saidÂ
Did you notice the present I left you the other day in the Whatcha listenen to thread?Â Didn't even get a thank you or a reach around.

Don't really pay much attention to that thread I'm afraid. Â Did you post some grind?Â

Say You, Say Me, Say it for always, That's the way it should be

Post by **hellboy** » Fri Apr 05, 2013 1:58 pm

Seems as though Infectious Grooves have reformed including Rob Trujillo and former Faith No More guitar player Jim Martin:

http://www.metalsucks.net/2013/04/04/in ... im-martin/

slicknickshady · Post by **slicknickshady** » Fri Apr 05, 2013 11:20 pm

The new Device album. The new Stone Sour album.

I'm picking these both up the 9th. Both albums are pretty good. I recommend both. Two of my favorite vocalists front these bands.

Post by **Kittaan** » Fri Apr 05, 2013 11:48 pm

hellboy1975 said
Seems as though Infectious Grooves have reformed including Rob Trujillo and former Faith No More guitar player Jim Martin:

http://www.metalsucks.net/2013/04/04/in ... im-martin/

I love the 'Grooves. Â One of my best friends from Jr High School used to be house mates with Adam Siegel in Silverlake. Â Small world.Â

I hope this gets recorded.

Post by **UndKeineZwEier** » Sat Apr 06, 2013 4:39 am

Cover art:

And song snippet:

June 11

Calfium Jay · Post by **Calfium Jay** » Sat Apr 06, 2013 4:12 pm

^

Boring. Amateur. Uninspired.

I would expect this sort of thing from Silverchair. Or Smashmouth. Or one of them "post grunge"bands like Days Of The New or Everclear.

I'm upset now. I'm going to call my friend Steve and let him know what's just happened.

Post by **The Boss** » Sat Apr 06, 2013 10:12 pm

Calfium Jay said
^

Boring. Amateur. Uninspired.

I would expect this sort of thing from Silverchair. Or Smashmouth. Or one of them "post grunge"bands like Days Of The New or Everclear.

I'm upset now. I'm going to call my friend Steve and let him know what's just happened.

Awww, leave them alone.

I don't know why anyone is even bothering with the new SABBATH. I'm certainly not going to.

Calfium Jay · Post by **Calfium Jay** » Tue Apr 09, 2013 6:40 pm

Secret Chiefs 3 announce the release of two full-length installments of their
long awaited Book of Souls album, and two USA/Canada tours in support of
them. The first [Book of Souls: Folio A] comes out in late May, and the second
[Book of Souls: Folio B] comes out in September.

BOOK OF SOULS:
FOLIO A (CD), RELEASED IN MAY

Listeners have come to expect a lot from
Secret Chiefs 3, and for Book of Souls, second in the bandâ€™s mega-trilogy
(first being Book of Horizons, 2004), they expect nothing less than a
vertigo-inducing follow up. True to expectation, Book of Souls: Folio A
is a full-length album densely-packed with musical skyscrapers. Over a decade in
the making along with Folio B, Book of Souls is Secret Chiefs 3â€™s most
elaborate work yet. Following the 7-band schemata laid out in Book of
Horizons, both Folios of Book of Souls thoroughly establish the depth
of SC3â€™s journey into otherwise lost musical possibilities. With productions
based in studios in the SF Bay Area, NY, LA, Seattle, UK and France over the
last 11 years, the bandâ€™s leader Trey Spruance enlisted a small army of
musicians â€” or actually not so small, since the orchestral tasks demanded by the
music seem effectively unlimited in number.

But familiar names in the SC3
canon form the backbone of the recording-band: Timba Harris, Ches Smith, Shahzad
Ismaily, Anonymous 13, Danny Heifetz, William Winant, with live-band initiates
Matt Lebofsky, Kenny Grohowski and Toby Driver adding extra life among the
zillions of enlisted musical enablers.

On Book of Souls: Folio A,
it is evident that Secret Chiefs 3 continues to operate in blissful ignorance of
current musical fashions, remaining enchanted only by what can be unlocked in
modern mediums by applying a specific recipe of pre-modern (often ancient)
processes to them.

While it's true that the album represents the kind of
titanic, almost Faustian undertaking that one would expect as being uniquely
appropriate to Secret Chiefs 3, for all the pomp itâ€™s easy to forget that
everything having to do with the recording is DIY to the core. Book of Souls:
Folio A is a fully organic production. Everything is honed with love in one
of the last hermetically-sealed laboratories. Some may snort at the notion that
there even could exist such a cauldron of limitless fascination extending so
rigorously beyond the time/space boundaries of modern occidental groupthink; a
place in-between, suspended, where the simplest motifs have the freedom either
to radiate upward into geometric complexities that are beyond description, or to
refine downward to a state of simple musical essence. But it's the usual thing
at the SC3 lab.

HELL YEAH!!!

Post by **UndKeineZwEier** » Wed Apr 10, 2013 5:45 am

ziggy23 · Post by **ziggy23** » Thu Apr 11, 2013 4:56 am