Strangest CD I've bought in a LONG time

[AggieDave 6]

At Best Buy earlier and I couldn't help myself. There on the shelf was "Fade To Black: The Bluegrass Tribute To Metallica."

Talk about a funny/strange CD that is a lot of fun to listen to. I guess it helps that I really like Bluegrass. Ricky Skaggs its not, but its still a lot of fun to listen to. Its not going to top my list like Apocolyptica which is a heavy metal band that plays 4 cellos and have put out a couple of Metallica tribute albums.

The CD is definately a commercial bluegrass album, it doesn't have the raw and hometown type sound that the old bluegrass-masters have on their albums nor the same style of picking. Its an interesting take on things, though.

--"When I die, may I be surrounded by scattered chrome and burning gasoline."

[AggieDave 6]

I'm in a strange CD mood. Tell me a strange CD/artist I can look into.

--"When I die, may I be surrounded by scattered chrome and burning gasoline."

[raftman 12]

Hey Dave,
Check out a band called Hayseed/Dixie.
They do AC/DC tunes in country, quite good actually.

[AFFI 0]

Small Faces - Ogden's Nut Gone Flake (1968)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogden's_Nut_Gone_Flake

When Stan looks up in the sky and sees only half the moon, he sets out on a quest to search for the missing half. Along the way he saves a fly from starvation, and in gratitude the insect tells him of someone who can answer his question and also tell him the philosophy of life itself. With his magic power Stan intones, "If all the flies were one fly, what a great enormous fly-follolloper that would bold," and the fly grows to gigantic proportions. Seated on the giant fly's back Stan takes a psychedelic journey to the cave of Mad John the hermit, who explains that the moon's disappearance is only temporary, and demonstrates by pointing out that Stan has spent so long on his quest that the moon is now full again. He then sings Stan a cheerful song about the meaning of life.

[unformed 0]

You want something strange? Listen to
Mister Joker's Watch Me Terrorize Your World (Excruciating Pain Version)

It's a style of techno called Extratone that I just found this weekend.

Warning: Your ears will bleed.

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[Shotgun 1]

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"Fade To Black: The Bluegrass Tribute To Metallica."

I saw that on amazon.com - it was suggested to me as something I might like (probably because of the Richard Cheese CD's that I've bought). I listened to the samples, and it sounded pretty good. There was a bluegrass tribute to Black Sabbath too, and some others...

[mailin 0]

you want strange?

Try frank zappa... or the flying burrito brothers...

oh wait, you're from texas, you'll probably like the latter.

Arianna Frances

[ExAFO 0]

People still buy CDs??

Huh. Never woulda guessed.

Arr! A pirate's life for me!

Illinois needs a CCW Law. NOW.

[QuickDraw 0]

Gong do some pretty wierd shit, I'm not even sure you could get them on CD anyway.

-- Hope you don't die. --

I'm fucking winning

[jcd11235 0]

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I'm in a strange CD mood. Tell me a strange CD/artist I can look into.

You asked for it.

It's actually well done, in a surreal sort of way.

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[Broke 0]

Reverend Horden Heat (sp?)

Divot your source for all things Hillbilly.
Anvil Brother 84
SCR 14192

[bergh 0]

Napolean XIV - The second coming

It's funny and slightly desturbing

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[Stik 0]

You need to check out Jon Wayne "Texas Funerals"