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...alright whoever influenced the stones was better the stones.

Thanks, it's a fantastic album. Enjoying it a lot right now.

It depenRAB. A sober Chris Cornell is a saddening Chris Cornell. But a band like Between the Buried and Me makes a good case for healthy living, even if half of them do drink.

Scott Weiland - Happy In Galoshes Favorite tracks = "Fame" ( cover of Bowie/Lennon song ) & "Missing Cleveland"

Should I really explain the reasoning publicly? ;)

I've been watching this again, and I still like as much as I did back when it was on in 2002/2003. Yes, it's a super-robot show and has its cheese (and Hams!) but it's open about that and STILL managed to pull off the fundamental of Gundam: War is bad. The Gundam Fight sets itself up as the...

Cheek to Cheek by TSL [The Starting Line]

Yea I do feel that way at times in Geass, but I'm also trying to give them the benefit of the doubt and look at it from a larger perspective. When they suddenly shift to academy life and you see them throwing these lavish festivals after seeing the conditions the 11's live in... It does serve...

Sometimes I listen to cartoon scores, and it's just like WTF! How did they come up with that ****?

I honestly can't think of anything else to say about Black Sheep Boy, that you didn't. It's a beautiful story, through and through with some of the most engaging and realistic lyrics that I've ever heard. A Stone is easily the best love song that I've heard and to me, this album is my #1.

There are so many songs that you don't pick up on the meaning of when you are a kid, no matter how blatant.

I've been through the desert on a horse with no name, it felt good to be out in the heat~ it's a brilliant song! For me it's the fucking abomination that is the ting tings of fail.

I'm no stranger to this, but regardless I believe it has as much if not more to do with the advent of rock and roll and television as it does w/ multi-tracking and the emergence of the LP as a popular music medium.

Pixies Surfer Rosa/Come On Pilgrim > Bossanova > Doolittle > Trompe le Monde

[Butthead]Uhhh, uhuhuuhuh, "blunt." Sorry couldn't help that. Stonerdom kicks ass. So do smilies... :afro: :rofl: :bonkhead: :band:

Oh man.. I have some series to catch up on. I keep hearing the name Char, but I don't know him.

So I took a little time to reread parts of the sexism/feminism thread and the recent Bleach discussion and then came back. Personally, I'm drawn to strong & independent leaRAB from either gender myself. But let me play devil's advocate and ask a question: is there something inherently wrong with...

i would've voted for Vegangelica, because the song was really funny, but lateralus's had to be the best

check it out yo! Since it's my blog you know all the tunes are more than solid. Siege Music

That's a great list, even though I wouldn't quite call Ziggy Stardust Bowie's best album or put OK Computer in the top 10, but that's just a personal taste thing I suppose. There's also an alarming lack of the Village Green Preservation Society there