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The problem is as well that since it's not a browser based thing it's hard to trick the actual console. I'm just glad I live in the UK :D

Damn man, can't believe I forgot this one. Would probably be nuraber three.

:clap: Congragulations you have just creeped me out.

I'm so happy that you like it. It's definitely one of my favorite albums.

OK that's understandable. You moved too quickly. ST is more quirky Waits, CT and HOSN are more "mainstream". I'd suggst trying Small Change (some quirky, off-beat stuff but mostly Waits mainstream), or perhaps Blue Valentines, or maybe even Heartattack and Vine. You could also try The...

Exactly, sir. Era. I wouldn't really count STP either, but that album was while they were still pandering to the Grunge crowd and before their god-awful post-grunge watered-down Rolling Stones phase.

Jane Birkin or "how some French guys have all the luck":

1 The High Llamas 43 2 XTC 30 3 Big Star 24 4 Wire 22 5 Alice Cooper 21 6 The Kinks 19 6 Public Image Ltd. 19 6 Nick Cave and the Bad SeeRAB 19 9 Sparklehorse 16 10 Frank Zappa 15

Who said I like the music just because it's obscure. I said enjoy finding music. If I heard it and hated it there's no reason to keep it anyway. What's the hostility for anyway? @trace I'm not depriving myself. I download some once in a while. However as my connection is pretty shitty it takes...

You are aware that American & English spellings are different? right? I wouldn't want you to make a fool out of yourself.

Bats and Mice is better than Sleepytime Trio.

I agree with this. In fact, it's the album I put on most frequently (if I ever decide to put on Marilyn Manson...I don't listen to him much these days). Antichrist Superstar is still his opus, but I was introduced to him as a little 5th grader with POAAF. It felt so wrong and exciting to be...

I've never enjoyed Kraftwerk. Possibly because their landmark album Autobahn was a blatant ripoff of Neu!'s 1972 self-titled (ironically after they left Kraftwerk themselves due to "creative differences"), and everything after that isn't so much kosmische musik as it is techno-pop, including...

I still remeraber the day I got my first copy of this CD. I was in 4th grade, and I had just gotten off the bus. My sister was waiting for me at the top of the hill and said she had a surprise for me, so she had me turn around while she put it in my backpack. I knew by the sound of it landing...

I use to be a snob but nowadays I have no shame and don't give a fuck what anyone listens to.

Antonio, I've listened to lots of country; if you give me an album I'll check it out. Don't care what it is. I just have yet to find any country that appeals to me. I dislike old classic country stuff to Johnny Cash to the alternative crap on the radio (though I am aware that constitutes very...

Sometimes I hate this forum. I had a huge response I wrote and then I had to sign in and then it erased my post. Pissed off. In summary. Right Track. Was goofing around with you, get off the defensive. Emo. Started in Washington DC. Americans definitely do emo and indie-emo better. Husker Du...

Capt. Beefheart - N/A Nick Cave - N/A Nirvana - No, as their music bores more me and I don't think they contributed very much in moving the alternative scene in a very creative direction. Blur - Yes, my favourite band of the 90s. Neil Young - N/A (I have listened to a few of his albums, but...

Some good stuff (I think) from 2008. Enjoy. Click the album cover to hear a song off the album. Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago The Do - A Mouthful Tapes n' Tapes - Walk It Off Sun Kil Moon - April Blood Red Shoes - Blood Red...