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Ghost - Prequelle

Man, this is an album I've been looking forward to for a long time. For those who don't know, I am a big Ghost fan, and I've been waiting to buy this album when it came out on June 1st (in case you are reading this in the future, it is currently 2018). I actually bought the deluxe edition of the album which included 2 extra songs, It's a Sin, and Avalanche, and a cool 3D cover (see pictures of the back and CD below. Sorry for the bad quality photos, I took them with my iPad which has a pretty crummy camera. Also, I didn't take a picture of the 3D cover because you wouldn't be able to see it anyway). The bonus songs were pretty good, but I won't be including them in this review, since I am only reviewing the standard edition of the album. Ghost (or sometimes Ghost B.C. due to copyright reasons) is a metal/ hard rock band who's shtick is that they are a satanic cult. I know this isn't really an unheard ...

Pink Floyd Albums Ranked Best to Worst

Man, its been a long time since I've posted on this blog. This doesn't necessarily mean that I'll be back to posting regularly, but this is something I've been wanting to do for a while. Pink Floyd is one of my favorite bands, and I've been listening to them a lot recently, so I decided to make the official, definitive list of Pink Floyd albums from best to worst. That's right, if you disagree with me you are wrong. Just kidding, but enough joking around, here it is! One of the few photos of all members of Pink Floyd together. (Left to Right, Top to Bottom) Nick Mason, Syd Barret, Roger Waters, Richard Wright, David Gilmour #1 The Wall Yes, The Wall is my favorite Pink Floyd album, come at me Floyd purists. The Wall is one of those albums that fans like to say is bad/overrated retroactively because it got too popular, also maybe because it has a sound that is much different and more accessible than a lot of their albums. But regardles...

Throbbing Gristle - The Second Annual Report

From just looking at the cover, this album might not seem like much. I mean, just look at it! It looks like some kind of lazy bootleg, or the cover to some official document. However, despite its looks, this is one of the most important albums ever made. This is because this is the debut album of the first ever industrial band, Throbbing Gristle. Without this album or band, more famous industrial bands and groups such as Nine Inch Nails, Ministry, Marilyn Manson, and Death Grips would never of been created! Old photo in front of TG's lightning bolt logo When you first look at the track list of this album, the first thing you might notice is that there are a lot of repeated songs. In fact, out of the 9 tracks on the album, there are 3 tracks called Slug Bait and 4 called Maggot Death. This is because almost all of these repeated tracks are live recordings from different shows. Despite this, all of the repeated tracks sound ...

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