Last CD You Bought?

[blacksinow]

I think... it was Mortal Daze by Shenanigan, a kind of irish folk music group. Either that or another album from the Buccaneers.

[Pheonix]

My brother gave me El Camino by The Black Keys

[neilestuye]

It's been a while since I bought a CD; I think the last time I did was 5 years ago when I (actually my dad purchased it) bought a Hillsongs CD.

[epsons]

"Rossz Csillag Allat Szuletett" - Venetian Snares

Breakcore drum edits usually push the boundary of rhythmical logic a little too much for my taste... This strikes a nice balance to my ears, between the breaks and the collage of orchestral motifs.

[Pheonix]

^Lol, Epsons trying to sound smart. lolollolololol

<3

Carnavas - Silversun Pickups
Volume 1 - She & Him
Transantlanticism - Death Cab for Cutie

[epsons]

Not meaning to sound pretentious... but collage is the best way to describe it, as he basically sampled a variety of melodies from a bunch of classical recordings and made them fit with each other.

I also still stand by what I said in the first sentence.

[starwarsman]

I don't buy CD's much anymore because i use Itunes and you can buy the albums sometimes for better prices

[TheWampaKing]

Era Vulgaris - Queens of the Stone age

I don't get albums often but I'd heard some songs from this and had to get it. Hugely impressed by this band. I'm upset it took me this long to find them

[Deepfreeze32]

Iconoclast (Special Edition) - Symphony X.

Love this band, and this album is a solid entry in their library. I do heartily recommend the Special Edition over the standard, since it has a better compositional flow to it and a better-defined theme.

[Chozon1]

As the World Bleeds, by Theocracy and True Defiance by Demon Hunter.

Both of them are excellent and worth every penny. True Defiance carries the same flavors and scents of typical Demon Hunter, but returns more to a Tryptych or Storm the Gates type of sound. Negative in the complaints department, as they also carried over the pretty epic riffs seen more on The world is a Thorn, and as always, the same lyrical intensity. I pretty much love it.

As the World Bleeds is a tad harder for Theocracy than Mirror of Souls, but just as bleeping amazing. The band continues to astound mah face with lyrics praising God and riffs that scorch my face.

I loves them both so much. <3 Debating on whether or not to get a Saviour Machine CD along with the latest Eleventyseven album. I has teh money and no real reason (aside from bacon flavored breath mints) not to. O_O

That was also my only attempt to sound intelligent today. Savor it.

[mrteapot]

Recently anyway:
"Acoustic Cafe", Phil Keaggy

[Chozon1]

"Exodus" by Andy Hunter. 'Bout bleeping time I bought an Andy Hunter album. Listened to him since childhoods, and I love it.

Should probably get moar of whatever this jank is.

[ArchAngel]

Ha! I have that same album. I didn't know anybody else listened to him. Totally my childhood, too. Well, by childhood, I mean adolescence.

[epsons]

I have it too. Good stuff, though I haven't listened to it in a long time. I remember especially liking Go and the track with the "Strange and funny dream" sample.

[ArchAngel]

Yeah, I listened to those two a lot. Much sleep was had listening to them. Don't remember the track name, but I remember the vocal sample saying that over and over.
Don't remember if I had strange and funny dreams to it...