what are you listening to this week?

[rabidgerry]

some overdriven Tele from 1980

[MarshallJMP]

Vardis, a great band and this is a great album ,love it!

[Kim]

Witch Mountain opened the show for The Skull (Trouble) and Saint Vitus with this song.  And I was able to meet all four members and chat them up a bit afterwards.   :metal:  Super cool people.

[MarshallJMP]

Great band  :thumb-up:

[vansinn]

Friend of mine from ssorg in microtonals, AFAICT mostly 19 EDO :o :
https://bostjanzupancic.bandcamp.com/album/happy-halloween

Either interesting, or useful for torturing old aunties preferring Schlager Paraden :lol:

[Systematic Chaos]

Throwback Thursday....
- Racer X - Extreme Volume I & II
- Judas Priest - Live in London (....Tim "Ripper" Owens is absolutely FANTASTIC)

[rabidgerry]

- Judas Priest - Live in London (....Tim "Ripper" Owens is absolutely FANTASTIC)

I also own this album and I also enjoy Tim Ripper Owens.  I had the pleasure of playing with the man 2 years ago.  My only gripe with Priest then is the downtuned the songs.  I don't care what anyone say's, the older songs should be played in the same key as they are on the albums.  They still do it today but I think it's because Halford has lost his range (although still a good singer none the less).

Owens is a great singer and has went on to do some amazing work with Malmsteen and Iced Earth and his own band.

I'm listening to Judas Priest Painkiller this week.  An album I liked, but never loved.  Now I'm enjoying it a little more than I used to which is great!

[Orkun]

UFO-Let It Rain... Missing the good old days when I started to playing guitar.

[Orkun]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSphGoJsAjQ

I listen this everyday  :thumb-up: . One of the best bands for me, but sadly they're underrated in my opinion.

[Peter H. Boer]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_qZpLgvdOI

[rabidgerry]

  Some Hungarian Heavy Metal.

Awesome!

Particularly this song

[GonadiusPrime]

For the last month been alternating between Pissing Razors' first album and Steel Panther's latest.

[rickeb1]

Going in a completely different direction...  When I first started playing lead guitar, the one guitarist that really spoke to me, the one that I wanted to play like more than anyone else, was Johnny Winter.  I haven't listened to any of his work in a while, so I pulled up a couple of tunes on YouTube, and reminded myself that I *still* wish I could play like him!  :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Q1o5uuw6ag

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8dzp8SFF_k

[Harley Hexxe]

Johnny Winter was one of my earliest influences on the guitar, right there with Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Beck. My first dose of Winter that really made an impression on me at that young age, was "Johnny Winter And, LIVE!."
  I played that record so much learning the songs on there that really knocked me out, that I literally wore the grooves off the album! The power and the energy of that album showed me just how the guitar could hit you like an atom b*mb. So I have to give credit to Johnny for turning me on to Chuck Berry and the Rolling Stones. I never had any desire to play Johnny B Goode, or Jumping Jack Flash until I heard the way he did it.

Harley 8)

[Chip Roberts]

Metroid Metal - Expansion Pack
Koto - Masterpieces
Roxx Gang - Things You've Never Done Before
Heaven's Edge - Heaven's Edge