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elSicomoro · 10-19-2001, 12:27 PM

For the most part, my CD collection is in alphabetical order. Last night, I added all my new CDs from this year into the collection. So far I am missing three. I fear they are being swallowed up by the mess that is my apartment. The missing are:

Revolting Cocks--"Linger Ficken Good"
A Perfect Circle--"Mer de Noms"
Depeche Mode--"Dream On" single

If you see them, please let me know.

Currently playing:

Reverend Horton Heat--Spend a Night in the Box: Produced by Paul Leary of the Butthole Surfers. Gibby Haynes produced his "The Full-Custom Gospel Sounds of..." album. Now he just needs King Coffey to produce his next record and he'll have utilized the whole band. This is my least favorite of his 6 albums. It just sounds rehashed...in the end, it's alright.

Local H--As Good as Dead: During the 1990s, I got into a lot of bands from Chicago (Ministry, Wax Trax! stuff, Stabbing Westward, Smashing Pumpkins, Wesley Willis), and this is another great one. I'm still a big grunge fan, and this album has some great riffs and a lot of "I'm pissed off and hate you"-type lyrics. Classic.

10-19-2001, 12:27 PM	#42
elSicomoro Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 12,486	For the most part, my CD collection is in alphabetical order. Last night, I added all my new CDs from this year into the collection. So far I am missing three. I fear they are being swallowed up by the mess that is my apartment. The missing are: Revolting Cocks--"Linger Ficken Good" A Perfect Circle--"Mer de Noms" Depeche Mode--"Dream On" single If you see them, please let me know. Currently playing: Reverend Horton Heat--Spend a Night in the Box: Produced by Paul Leary of the Butthole Surfers. Gibby Haynes produced his "The Full-Custom Gospel Sounds of..." album. Now he just needs King Coffey to produce his next record and he'll have utilized the whole band. This is my least favorite of his 6 albums. It just sounds rehashed...in the end, it's alright. Local H--As Good as Dead: During the 1990s, I got into a lot of bands from Chicago (Ministry, Wax Trax! stuff, Stabbing Westward, Smashing Pumpkins, Wesley Willis), and this is another great one. I'm still a big grunge fan, and this album has some great riffs and a lot of "I'm pissed off and hate you"-type lyrics. Classic.