You can't remember which album but then you mention which album it is? Not sure if get it.

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More retro death metal. Man, talking about some dull riffwork here.

I did a search after I stated that. I meant I didnt remember B4 wikiing! Thats why its in brackettos!

Enter the Realm of Death, Requiem of the Apocalypse and Darkness Death Doom seem to be their best efforts from what I've heard so far. The latter two with a more prominent doom metal influence, yet stand out for different reasons. RotA because it's just consistent as hell whereas DDD is a good example of a more epic approach.

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Current 93 - Nature Unveiled

OZ - "Fire In The Brain" (1983)

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - "Are You Experienced" (1967)

I used to hang out in the same circles as the guys from Cruciform back in the day & was pretty chummy with their lead guitarist. It was really disappointing that they split up right when they were in their prime. If only that full-length record came to fruition I think they could have gone on to greater things. The "Atavism" E.P. was pretty decent but the "Paradox" demo from two years later is a better representation of what they were capable of. They're back together these days so it will be interesting to see they amount to anything substantial.

I'm sure you've told me something before. Having that said, I think ''Paradox'' is a great fucking track.

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Tony Martin rules! I wish he'd record something with Iommi again like he said he might would.

^ That is probably my favourite Sabbath album! Now L2 Huntress live:

And I thought my taste was out there!

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It by no means has the bands best songs, but I do find it's probably the Sabbath album I listen to the most.

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Don't let the woman getting into a new york taxi with her pet lizard fool you, this is a belting album.

I found my old patch jacket when clearing out some old stuff from my mums house the other day, and was reminded of bands I used to listen to all the time that I've seemingly stopped listening to without realising. Twisted Tower Dire being one of them.

It's riff-tacular!

The headless cross is bloody great.

Headless Cross has the title track and ''When Death Calls'' which are both fantastic, but I don't really care about anything else on the album.

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I like how the CD has a much more metal cover artwork

Add Kill In the Spirit World to that list and we're in agreeance.

Personally I think "Kill In The Spirit World" is by far the weak point of the album. I have time for everything else. The title track is the clear highlight for mine but "Nightwing" & "Black Moon" are also really solid.