Behemoth, Arch Enemy, and Napalm Death put on an absolutely KILLER show at The Depot tonight.
I’m going to be sore as hell tomorrow, but it was totally worth it. The Behemoth mosh pit was nuts. In retrospect, 47 is probably a bit too old to be doing that sort of thing but…that’s why they invented Advil. 
What do you think of Carcas?
I ask, because I remember seeing a video in like 1983.
I’m generally ignorant of most Metal; which like Rap, has been around longer than “Rock & Roll” was.
I love Carcass, especially their resurgence over the last few years. “Surgical Steel” was a brilliant album that came out of nowhere and caught everyone by surprise. One of the first bands to really lean into the “horror metal” aesthetic, but with stellar musicianship. They’ve got hooks and riffs for days. 
Seen them a couple times, and they always put on a fantastic show. Will be catching them again at the Psycho Festival in Vegas last weekend of August,
I’m going back and listing to some of the great women singers from the 50’s and 60’s and heard this for the first time in a while - the entire album is spectacular, but this tune is one of my favorites of all time:
Great live performance.
Classical Sunday.
Great album about Mental Health and overcoming generation trauma. Kicked it off with a masterpiece of a music video:
great show
Speaking of seeing a show. I am psyched for The Who here in DC on Monday. Here is a taste
I got to see The Who in about 1975, when Keith Moon was still alive. It was great.
I saw them at the old Salt Palace in Spring 1980. Unfortunately, Keith Moon was gone, but still a great show.
I got to see them twice in the 70’s with Keith Moon too. Saw them on the Quadrophenia tour in Wash., DC with opening act of Lynyrd Skynyrd, and a couple of years later in California where they did a 45 minute segment of Tommy. Chaka Khan and Rufus was the opening act. Those were the days.
Me too. 
(Seriously though, Mongolian folk/rock is pretty awesome)
I saw these guys at ACL last year. They were somethin else.
