THY BONEYARD

Monday, November 12, 2007

The Glory Days

Here's some Metallica for your ass. No, It's not their complete discography, but it is (to me) the best era of Metallica, because there is an immediate difference in their appearance and sound after 1991, it was five years until they made another album and that album was Load, and don't get me wrong I really enjoyed the album and most of the shit they released after (with the exception of St. Anger, I personally really thought that album was shit, but opinions are like assholes, everyones got em) but it's not the thrash shit they're really known for. But then again The Black album and every album after reached #1 on the U.S. Billboard so what the fuck do I know? Here are my fondest Metallica memories.

1983 - Kill 'Em All

1984 - Ride The Lightning

1986 - Master Of Puppets

1988 - ...And Justice For All
Pass: Metal

1991 - Metallica
Pass: mechodownload

Saturday, November 10, 2007

LOTUS!!

This is old news to the Juggalo world, but Dark Lotus is going to be releasing a brand new album next year and that's awesome! Dark Lotus is the shit! So to celebrate this devastation that will be causin chaos in the coming year, here's the last bomb of freshness they dropped, Black Rain... I seriously listened to this album for months straight, it never left my CD player. So peep this because it's seriously fresh. And if you didn't know, there are some big releases from Psychopathic Records coming up, Psychopathics From Outer Space 3 and The Videos DVD, speculated to drop the 20th or the 27th of November.

2004 - Black Rain

One man's trash is another man's lover...

Daddy Long Legs is a mean ass honky. Or at least that's what the word on the streets is. If you hit up my BHG megapost than you should be familiar with Daddy. But his BHG days are over, now he's tearin shit up in a group called Wolfpac, and their style is the wickedest of wicked. This is their album Evil Is... and you gotta check it out, great fuckin album.

2001 - Evil Is...

La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1

Here's just another quick post. This album is fuckin great, as a matter of fact, it's in my CD player right now. La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1, my favorite album from White Zombie. No videos for this one (universalmusicgroup is a bunch of fuckin shit eating assholes who deserve a fuckin beating). You'll enjoy this one anyway. Check it out.

1992 - La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1

Pass: www.sxforum.org

Over The Under

What I have for your listening pleasure now is something brutal that has been lingering in the wind for awhile now, you knew it was coming... and now it has arrived. For those of you familiar with Down you will quit reading this now and just hit up the link. For everyone else, this album is amazing, from the first track it's kicking your ass. I can't recommend this album enough. Getcha Pull!

2005 - III: Over The Under

Burning in Water and Drowing in Flame

H.I.M. is another band that I've been listening to for awhile. Since Razorblade Romance in 1999 H.I.M. has always had me captivated with their heavy melodic heartfelt lyrics and the beautiful driving force that makes up most of their albums. I am posting my favorite H.I.M. album: Dark Light. Even though I really enjoy their newest album (Venus Doom) Dark Light to me symbolizes what got me into H.I.M. in the first place. Beautiful. Enjoy.

2005 - Dark Light

Thursday, November 8, 2007

The softer side of the Prince Of Darkness

This is a pretty bad ass album that I havent seen ANYWHERE, Apparently it was released in 1996 or 1997. Best Ballads: Ozzy Osbourne. This disc has some classic fuckin songs. As with most of the albums I post, I stumbled upon this half conscious and was complete blown away at the tracklist. Awesome. Ozzy can sing like no other, and these songs are great. I don't usually include tracklists (mostly because I'm just too fuckin lazy) but this is a great exception. I hope you guys enjoy this, because I sure have.

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 (I know, 5 parts is pretty fuckin lame, but its well worth it)

01. See You On The Other Side [0:06:14.48]
02. Mama, I'm Coming Home [0:04:15.54]
03. Revelation (Mother Earth) [0:06:11.52]
04. Killer Of Giants [0:05:42.48]
05. Time After Time [0:04:21.55]
06. Ghost Behind My Eyes [0:05:12.24]
07. You're No Different [0:05:03.61]
08. Fire In The Sky [0:06:25.18]
09. Tonight [0:05:51.73]
10. Old L.A. Tonight [0:04:53.59]
11. So Tired [0:03:59.69]
12. Goodbye To Romance [0:05:34.54]
13. Road To Nowhere [0:05:14.09]
14. Close My Eyes Forever (feat. Lita Ford) [0:04:45.35]

Stay in school kids!!

A video from your friends, Dethklok, stressing how important an education is..

Wednesday, November 7, 2007

"Not all Cops are pigs... Some of them are Dicks!!"

I don't have to say shit, check this out. The band is fuckin named GWAR, and this is their newest album, Beyond Hell. This is taken from GWAR.net: Beyond Hell concerns GWAR’s epic journey into the tunnels and caverns that honeycomb your world, a journey not only to escape their earthly prison “from within”, but also to find and confront this so-called “Satan”, who seems to think that he is a bigger bad ass than Oderus. Along the way GWAR encounter’s a bevy of demonic dickheads and hapless victims, all ready to die for your entertainment because they're all a bunch of assholes. So there's that, if you don't want to check it out after reading that than you're a dildo (and not in the good way, in the BAD way, the horribly wrong way...). Plus this album contains a bad ass cover of Alice Cooper's School's Out, check out the video below.

2006 - Beyond Hell

Monday, November 5, 2007

"Hello, I'm Johnny Cash..."

He is a legend. Period. That could be all I have to say about him, and I don't think I any would argue that fact. In his 48 years making music, right from the beginning, he was what most people envisioned Country Music to be, and he was so good! He could be a country crooner, a rocker, a rebel, THE definition of an Outlaw and an Angel and Saint at the same time. A one time drug addict, a God fearing man and an all around genuine person... he is one of my biggest sources of inspiration, it seems his voice is always lingering in my mind as to how to handle certain situations. And his voice was undeniably one of a kind, I would go as far as saying his voice would be more recognizable around the world than any other. EVERYBODY knows Johnny Cash. I have many friends who strictly listen to mostly rap, but still listen, enjoy and appreciate Johnny Cash because Johnny Cash spoke directly to everyone. He is in the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Country Music Hall of Fame. Cash received multiple Country Music Awards, Grammys, and other awards, in categories ranging from vocal and spoken performances to album notes and videos. Cash was the personification of country music to many people around the world, despite his distaste for the Nashville mainstream. Cash was a musician who was not tied to a single genre. He recorded songs that could be considered rock and roll, blues, rockabilly, folk, and gospel, and exerted an influence on each of those genres. He is a great man and he will always be dearly missed. Thank You Johnny Cash.