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Who is this snyder person?

It doesn't have to be Horrorcore, just music with a supernatural or spooky theme?

i'm salivating already. just as long as El-P is still producing. that and the new Queens album, but they were supposedly recording in the spring, dunno what's taking them so long. =/

Ive listened through Grace atleast 3 times and cant see the big deal either, sure he has a good voice but everything else seems pretty boring for me. Maybe I have to listen to it AGAIN. And to Jackhammer: I'd rather bang Elliott Smith :D

This is a pretty close one but I vote for Drums and Wires with its nuggets of wisdom: I ask myself should I put my finger to the left, no I ask myself should I put my finger to the right, no I say it really doesn't matter where I put my finger Someone else will come along and move it And it's...

it came out wrong Tricks....and along with that Speed

I like salsa dancing, we could have a thread about that eh?

This week goes as followed: Opeth - 98 plays Morcheeba - 52 Plays Blackalicious - 50 Plays Devin Townsend - 38 plays Carcass - 29 plays Aesop Rock - 26 Plays 16 Horsepower - 25 plays Bohren & Der Club of Gore - 24 Plays Those Poor BastarRAB - 23 plays Gruvis Malt - 23 plays Massive...

No such album exists.

I thought they were alright too. It could have something to do with the fact that they were playing after Interpol and The Thrills and after enduring them i could have probably been tempted to put a bullet in my head, but i quite liked The Polyphonic Spree.

Word to that.

I actually found Willie the Pimp to be the hardest track to get into on Hot Rats. Peaches en Regalia and Son of Mr. Green Genes were pretty instant though. Anyways, went down to the public library and found these babies: Frank Zappa- Trance-Fusion Santana-Abraxas Aesop Rock- None Shall Pass...

well dead kennedys is a good one because there's still tons of tension everywhere and nobody knows what to believe and there were lawsuits and ughhh all that. i've read about mayhem before, pretty hilarious in a really morbid, terrible sort of way

Probably one of the cheesier items from my library, but I still love it all the same. It's got that great, laid back and infectious vibe about it that only a cracking country album seems to be able to accomplish. Very uplifting stuff, and one of my favourite albums for sure. I think I've...

That's actually not true. You can definitely get into trouble for just having it on your computer and sharing it over KaZaA or something similar. RIAA just busted about 260 people in the last month for that offense.

My freshmen year my school's marching band, which I happened to be in, did The Planets for their show.

Lol no problems mate. I have probably listened to the album no less than 1000 times.

And don't forget the other Nya-Nya (or whatever the name of that Chinese restaurant) waitress that's a future server back pain sufferer (she was only seen a bit in this version but was seen more in the first version that aired months ago; she's also seen in the intro). But she's not a major...

No one really talks about Beatles in terms of their talent, with the exception of the common opinion that Lennon was a good songwriter. They were a pivotal pop band, and believe it or not, their influences go beyond and into your realm of music. BTW, banRAB like metallica, guns and roses, korn...

i didn't read the part that said BUY.... in that case only vinyl