come here for music recommendations.

[ROCKBANDFANATIC7526]

i'm here

what are you looking for?

their two best are Heavy and Ball in my opinion

What are some other highlights on In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida?

[afterstasis]

i think every L7 album is pretty awesome except for "slap-happy". i can't really pick a favorite.

[a21schizoidman]

No, I don't advertise those others "every chance I get". If I did, I would be comparing everything to them and I would be shoving them at you right now. And you saying that I dislike "all kinds of things" from this thread is absolutely ridiculous, because while I haven't liked everything (because who the **** would like everything?), I've never been more severe than "not my cup of tea".

here was the last time you complained about music for a while: http://www.rockband.com/forums/showp...ostcount=16619

What are some other highlights on In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida?

i told you in AIM

i think every L7 album is pretty awesome except for "slap-happy". i can't really pick a favorite.

agreed there

Eh, I like it well enough, but I do agree they have better albums. Their self-titled and Smell the Magic are my personal favorites. I'm just in the mood for it right now.

thank you for posting your opinions are opinion and not as a fact

[franticfish]

I need some Krautrock. I already have the obvious ones like Ash Ra Tempel's s/t, Phallus Dei, Tago Mago, Neu! 2, Tangerine Dream's discography. I always hear about Faust, what would be their best album to start with?

[afterstasis]

I need some Krautrock. I already have the obvious ones like Ash Ra Tempel's s/t, Phallus Dei, Tago Mago, Neu! 2, Tangerine Dream's discography. I always hear about Faust, what would be their best album to start with?

the debut and faust IV are good to start out with and then move on to the other 70's material when you're cool with them just being more of an experimental unit, rather than a krautrock band.

also, here's my three favorite krautrock albums...
paternoster - self titled, agitation free - malesch, and annexus quam - osmose

a few other lesser known bands i highly recommend include...
xhol caravan, guru guru, embryo, brainticket, german oak, eroc, cluster, a.r. & machines, dzyan, birth control, jane, emtidi, between, yatha sidhra, my solid ground, popul vuh, and gila.

[franticfish]

the debut and faust IV are good to start out with and then move on to the other 70's material when you're cool with them just being more of an experimental unit, rather than a krautrock band.

also, here's my three favorite krautrock albums...
paternoster - self titled, agitation free - malesch, and annexus quam - osmose

a few other lesser known bands i highly recommend include...
xhol caravan, guru guru, embryo, brainticket, german oak, eroc, cluster, a.r. & machines, dzyan, birth control, jane, emtidi, between, yatha sidhra, my solid ground, popul vuh, and gila.

I'm cool with them being a more experimental unit than most krautrock and after previewing a couple of their songs on youtube I think I'll go with the experimental period first along with Faust IV, Thanks for the other recommendations also.

[Fizzeler]

I need some Krautrock. I already have the obvious ones like Ash Ra Tempel's s/t, Phallus Dei, Tago Mago, Neu! 2, Tangerine Dream's discography. I always hear about Faust, what would be their best album to start with?

I suggest Can's Monster Movie for krautrock

[franticfish]

I suggest Can's Monster Movie for krautrock

Thanks but I have all of Can's discography, give or take a few.

[Cubecubed]

Megadeth?

[franticfish]

Megadeth?

Unless your a thrasher (which I doubt you are) go for Rust In Peace. If you like quite straight ahead thrash go for Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?