Electric Wizard - Come My Fanatics

"You're all the same, the lot of you, with your long hair and faggot clothes. Drugs, sex, every sort of filth. And you hate the police, don't you?": http://www.mediafire.com/?wy1j3tem5n1

Electric Wizard - Dopethrone

Essential Stoner/Doom from England.
HEAVY RIFFS:http://www.mediafire.com/?myq1hlznhdy

Sleep - Dopesmoker

The Holy Grail of Stoner-Metal.

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sHEAVY - Celestial Hi-Fi

Oh boy, this record right here is a personal favorite. sHEAVY's Celestial Hi-Fi, released in 2000, is perfect rock & roll. There have been plenty of comparisons to Black Sabbath, which are no doubt understandable (one reviewer called previous album The Electric Sleep "the best Black Sabbath album in 25 years), but I think sHEAVY finally found their own sound on this. Crunchy riffs, lots of distortion, and some of my favorite vocals ever. Check this one out if you like rock & roll. You're a pussy if you don't.

P.S: interesting story about the name. They originally wanted to be named heavy, but alas, the name was taken, so they slapped an s on there. The rest... is history.

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Witch - Witch

Witch, formed in 2005 by Dinosaur Jr. guitarist J Mascis, should be a staple of your stoner rock/doom diet. Released in 2006 on Tee Pee Records. Great listening for blazing down the freeway, at your house, apartment, dorm room, and so forth. Just be sure to turn whatever volume knobs you are operating with to full blast, 420 db, whichever is loudest... you should know the drill by now. Highly Recommended.

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This Is A Mix I Made

Animal Collective sucks!
Alright, so this is a mix I made. Chances are that it will kick your ass because I made it. I listen to this when I drive around. Listening to this mix will most likely make you less of a wuss. I think the order of songs might have gotten fucked up in the process of zipping, so here is the correct order:
At Giza - Om
Black Cat Bone - Goatsnake
Iron Swan - The Sword
Ratfinks, Suicide Tanks, And Cannibal Girls (from Beavis and Butthead Do America) - White Zombie
Seer - Witch
The Sundering - The Sword
Hot Chicks & Hell Queens - Brain Police
Troll - Thorr's Hammer
Grip The Wheel - Earthride
Killfornia (Ed Kemper) - Church Of Misery
Tsunami - 35007

P.S. If you particularly like one of these bands, leave a comment and I will post a full album by said band.

And Also: The above picture is not meant to represent any of my political beliefs. I just think it is funny.

Maximum Volume Yields Maximum Results:http://www.mediafire.com/?yynwqywedcl

OM - Conference Of The Birds

1995 brought with it the tragic dissolution of what I consider to be one of the greatest heavy-metal bands of all time: Sleep. After having released three awesome albums the band began work on their magnum-opus, entitled "Dopesmoker", a 1+ hour long epic song about a group of people known as the "weedians" who are on a quest to essentially "drop out of life with bong in hand" and "follow the smoke to the riff-filled land". Many have still not come to terms with the breaking-up of this great band...and I cannot blame them. But in 2003, Sleep fans were given a reason to pick up their bongs and begin a new journey -- OM had been formed, a band that consisted of ex-Sleep members Chris Hakius and Al Cisneros (drummer and bassist, respectively). Their first album, "Variations On A Theme", recalls Sleep with it's slow, down-tuned, and distorted riffs, but also brought with it a unique meditative quality that the band has continued to explore to this day. And "Conference Of The Birds" is no exception. It opens with the trance-inducing "At Giza", a song clocking in at over 15 minutes. "At Giza" is unique in that it is a VERY HEAVY song, but features no distortion until the last two minutes or so. The band switches it up with the next track "Flight Of The Eagle", a more distorted and less ethereal jam that still has its own trance-inducing qualities. I really can't recommend this album highly enough.
And for those who are interested, the band is releasing a new cd on September 8th, entitled "God Is Good", which features a new drummer, Emil Amos, and is being produced by Steve Albini!

http://www.mediafire.com/?vmfyltyom2v