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Tag: Paradise Lost

adamNovember 27, 2018December 11, 2018/2018Leave a comment

Countdown: 2018: Compilations and re-issues

Welcome to the amodelofcontrol.com review of 2018, which begins this week. Over this and the next three Tuesdays, I’ll be rounding up the best music of the year in various categories. In coming weeks there will be the best tracks, the best albums, and the best gigs.

adamOctober 9, 2018October 9, 2018/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

Tuesday Ten: 347: Ready to Start

There is a good reason why it has taken 347 editions of my Tuesday Ten series to get ’round to doing my favourite opening tracks – mainly because I didn’t want to come across all Rob Gordon and Barry Judd in High Fidelity.

adamJuly 6, 2018/Welcome To The Future1 Comment

Welcome to the Future: 047: Events, gigs and new release round-up 06-July 2018

Another Friday, another round-up. As always this is a look at upcoming releases, relevant music news and upcoming events and gigs worth spending some of your time at. It is by no means an exhaustive list, and I’m always on the lookout for more to include.

adamMarch 16, 2018/Welcome To The FutureLeave a comment

Welcome to the Future: 033: Events, gigs and new release round-up 16-March 2018

Another Friday, another round-up. As always this is a look at upcoming releases, relevant music news and upcoming events and gigs worth spending some of your time at. It is by no means an exhaustive list, and I’m always on the lookout for more to include.

adamMarch 10, 2018March 10, 2018/Talk Show HostLeave a comment

Talk Show Host: 045: Paradise Lost

While the release schedules are often clogged nowadays with anniversary re-issues, remasters and other ways to get us, the listeners, to shell out cash again for albums we already have, it isn’t often that what might be termed overlooked or controversial albums come in for the lavish re-issue treatment.

adamFebruary 16, 2018/Welcome To The FutureLeave a comment

Welcome to the Future: 029: Events, gigs and new release round-up 16-February 2018

Another Friday, another round-up. As always this is a look at upcoming releases, relevant music news and upcoming events and gigs worth spending some of your time at. It is by no means an exhaustive list, and I’m always on the lookout for more to include.

adamSeptember 1, 2017September 1, 2017/Welcome To The FutureLeave a comment

Welcome to the Future: 010: Music news round-up 01-September 2017

A new month, and I resume my now regular weekly roundup of musical items of interest. As is now usual, this will include the new releases this week, other announcements, upcoming events, and other items that are worth hearing about, as well as an update on what has been new on amodelofcontrol.com this week. There […]

adamJuly 25, 2017July 26, 2017/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

Tuesday Ten: 302: Tracks of the Month (July 1997)

It feels a bit weird posting this today. Only yesterday I posted Talk Show Host: 034, my latest interview with seeming, where there was a lengthy discussion about how nostalgia in music makes us all regress.

adamDecember 15, 2015June 21, 2019/20152 Comments

Countdown: 2015: Albums

This week, on part three, I turn my attention to the best albums of the year. I seem to say it every year, but really – 2015 has been an extraordinary year for alternative music, you’ve just got to have been looking in the right places to find some of it. Not all of it […]

adamDecember 8, 2015July 13, 2017/20153 Comments

Countdown: 2015: Tracks

Week two of the amodelofcontrol.com review of 2015, and it’s onto the Best Tracks.

adamJune 2, 2015August 21, 2016/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

Tuesday Ten: 232: Tracks of the Month (May 2015)

Been a bit of a quiet month on amodelofcontrol.com, as other parts of life have got in the way. But things are now ramping up again, with a number of posts and reviews to come.

adamJanuary 21, 2014August 23, 2016/Tuesday Ten2 Comments

Tuesday Ten: 192: Reader’s perfect albums

This week, my Tuesday Ten series goes in a new direction – as I’ve not written it. A few weeks ago, I posted an innocent post on Facebook asking my friends what they considered their perfect albums…and got an avalanche of suggestions. Over 100 comments and 150 suggested albums later, I thought it might be […]

adamNovember 27, 2012June 21, 2019/20122 Comments

Countdown: 2012: Disappointments

The end of November looms, so it is time once again to review 2012 in music.

adamNovember 8, 2010June 13, 2017/Into the PitLeave a comment

Memory of a Festival: 010: Damnation Festival 2010

Next time I do an all-dayer in a city 200 miles from where I live, I won’t be going out clubbing until 0300 the previous night.

adamNovember 13, 2009July 15, 2017/1990sLeave a comment

Countdown: 1990s: Tracks: 160-141

The third instalment of this lengthy rundown.

adamNovember 5, 2009June 15, 2017/Into the Pit1 Comment

Into the Pit: 084: Paradise Lost – Live at Carling Academy Sheffield – 04-November 2009

Back from Whitby for two days – where the sum total of live bands I saw was zero – and off to the first gig of what could be a busy November.

adamOctober 6, 2009March 3, 2017/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

Tuesday Ten: 085: Tracks of the Month (September 2009)

So, then: ten tracks for the month.

adamSeptember 22, 2009July 22, 2017/2000sLeave a comment

Countdown: 2000s: Tracks: 80-61

Further to last week, it’s time to move onto the next stage of my rundown of the last decade.

adamSeptember 16, 2008November 2, 2016/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

Tuesday Ten: 051: Metal Videos (that won’t make it to MTV2)

It’s Metal Week on MTV2 this week (presumably due to the new Metallica album release this week), and it has resulted in various things being played that I’ve not heard in bloody ages. However, the list of metal bands that they are playing is depressingly narrow, and missing a large number of quite obvious bands. […]

adamJanuary 8, 2008February 12, 2017/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

Tuesday Ten: 026: Top Played Artists of 2007

A slightly different Tuesday Ten this week – and it will be the last 2007 retrospective. So what is this one? Well, it needs some explanation.

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