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Started working my way through the list. Queen - Queen I'm really not a fan of Queen's later Karaoke fodder, but their early albums certainly have some good stuff on them. "Son and Daughter" is the stand-out track for me, with a great doomy riff and some real in-your-face lyrics. "Modern Times...

Sorry, but this story is fake: http://www.snopes.com/gold-member

I like stories with a happy ending. Glad you enjoyed the show!

Just voted. In the end I decided not to vote for Baron Barnes von Claptrap, although it was good to see him standing as a candidate again.

Welcome James, you Metal Warrior!

I don't think anyone's mentioned Dutch death metallers Acrostichon. Fairly average musically, but their vocallist Corinne delivers some really brutal sounds. Here's the opening track from their 1993 album Engraved in Black: And a live video to see Corinne and friends in action:

The British response to recent events:

Dire Deth

Happy local elections in the UK day!

It can't be a coincidence that Attero Dominatus is an anagram of Tea Maids on Trout. Just saying.

Now drinking: Russian Caravan tea.

Got an exam in an hour. Thought I'd check the forums while I wait...

Dio Dire Deth

This is the first time I've ever heard it. I have a feeling it won't be the last. Great stuff.

The Unbeliever Run Silent Run Deep Murders in the Rue Morgue Seventh Son Starblind

Today, I discovered that a new Wagamamas has opened near me. This makes me happy.

Something else I would want to recommend. 1972 was also the year that witnessed the brief appearance of British teen sensation Jerusalem, who released what was to sadly be their only album (under the management of Ian Gillan, I believe). Heavier, rawer and darker than most of the albums above...

Yep. I realise how unpopular that view is - but if we all think the same things, what's the point in having a discussion forum?