Pain Of Salvation

[Karl Hungus]

So I finally got my hands on Scarsick today. God, it's such an oddity at times, with songs like America and Disco Queen, they just feel wierd, out of place even. I'm liking it on the whole though. Daniel Gildenlow's kinda rap vocals on the first couple of tracks are really good, suprisingly, really reminds me of Mike Patton a lot.

So far, I've only got this, and the Be live DVD/CD, so I'd probably like to get some more of their older albums. What's a good PoS album to get next?

 

[Wiz]

omg.. I know people here like Be, but I'd say that all you need to hear by PoS is: One Hour by the Concrete Lake, Remedy Lane, The Perfect Element.

They're a perfect trio, absolutely flawless albums in my opinion.

 

[Skeksis]

I have Remedy Lane and The Perfect Element. Awesome stuff.

 

[Makelele]

Definately Remedy Lane and The Perfect Element, though all their albums are great.

 

[Jeff]

omg.. I know people here like Be, but I'd say that all you need to hear by PoS is: One Hour by the Concrete Lake, Remedy Lane, The Perfect Element.

They're a perfect trio, absolutely flawless albums in my opinion.

Agree completely. They lost me after Remedy Lane. Be lefting me scratching my head.

 

[Vince]

One hour is never enough time by the concrete lake

Strange band, but I really dig their earlier work. Entropia was cool too, if a little dry on the production side.

Everytime this band comes up in conversation, I seem to freudian slip and say "Penis Salvation". Weird