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CDs & Music
| A Poke in the Eye with a Sharp Stick by Pig |
A Poke in the Eye with a Sharp Stick - This is where Pig started, and it's still great stuff. Not as complex and full of sound as
later pig efforts, but the songs are twice as catchy.
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| Ænima by Tool |
Ænima - This has to be the best CD that I have ever bought. The replay value streches into the years
range, and the non-music tracks do a very good job of breaking it up from just being a collection of songs.
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| Demanufacture by Fear Factory |
Demanufacture - One of their better albums. It doesn't have a theme, like Obsolete, but the collection of songs
is top notch; good for any metal fan.
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| Mer de Noms by A Perfect Circle |
Mer de Noms - It's not Tool, but instead a well put together album that will live in
your CD player.
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| Mortal Kombat Soundtrack |
Mortal Kombat Soundtrack - Awesome album, with a large replay value. The different music styles,
should please most of the people who watched the movie, and a lot who didn't.
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| Obsolete by Fear Factory |
Obsolete - My favorite offical Fear Factory album (the Remanuacture remix CD being my favorite of any FF album),
with a theme, and plot no less. The arrangement of songs rivals Ænima by Tool, and the bonus tracks make it even more
worth your while.
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| Plastic Planet by G//Z/R |
Plastic Planet - Fear Factory and general metal fans should like it. It's hard and heavy and you'll probably
break something.
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| Remanufacture by Fear Factory |
Remanufacture - Get it if you like heavy music and fast beats. And if you don't, get it anyway.
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| Sinsation by Pig |
Sinsation - Caffinated KMFDM. Industrial fans will be sure to like it, and if you want
to sample Pig, then here's a good starting point.
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| Spit by Kittie |
Spit - Good stuff. If you like slipknot or korn, check out the samples on
the cdnow page or
on their official page
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| Superstarved by Gravity Kills |
Superstarved - It's been a while since a Gravity Kills album has come out, but I knew the wait was worth it. They produce yet another great
industrial album, that holds its own against their previous two CD's.
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