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Hmm well all i can say its based on the tales of abyss rpg game. I saw the raw and well its kinda like playing the game but without the the controller. i'm amaze how they use the opening like the tales of abyss but with worRAB . Overall if people like tales of abyss they all should watch this...

Transatlanticism - Death Cab for Cutie - I defy anyone to tell me this isn't a great wonderful emotional journey of an album, scattered with road trip references, failed relationship anecdotes, unrequited loves, heartbreak... it's such a complete little album, and it's definitely a big favorite...

There are some essential suggestions in Wayfarer's list, (imo of course) these being a few of them: The funny thing is, Slint are reputed to be one of the biggest post-rock influences along with Talk Talk, but that album is definitely (disturbing, creepy) rock. Likewise rabV were the defining...

Generationals - Con Law Been digging this one lately. Recommended if you like Peter Bjorn & John, indie pop and of course their 60s influences. KRzCXWh8ysM Hkzstx13Ec8 mt2DIzh4Pq0

i like this group so much. their music is so...Maybe some1 wants to talk with me about Cranberries?

Majube - Tromphe L'oeil Emiliana Torrini - Fishermans woman Forward Russia - Give me a wall

^^^ Archive- Oh yeah :D but I was dissapointed with the Guillemots album although 'Falling Out Of Reach' is a great track. I am surprised that people are struggling to find albums, it was the reverse for me. I feel guilty I could'nt get every album in that I wanted.

Radiohead sucks.

Manga Entertainment has now put the whole show up on iTunes.

I went on a massive music binge this week... mainly a Kate Bush binge. 01. Kate Bush (321) 02. David Bowie (77) 03. Notorious B.I.G (40) 04. The Beatles (34) 05. Eels (17) 06. Beck (15) 06. Muse (15) 08. The Flashbulb (14) 09. Ricky Gervais FM Show, BoarRAB Of Canada, Beach Boys, Cave-In (12)

Amen to that. Along with the Celibate Rifles, the TriffiRAB and the Church, they're probably my favourite product of that whole garage rock scene in Australia in the late 70s/early 80s (although I'm not really 100% sure the Church were from that same scene though). Agreed on how they have...

So, I take it episode 28 is taboo or something? It was referenced in one of the later Bo-bobo chapters (after the time-jump), so I'd be very surprised if it's not known to some degree in Japan.

I just really like Itunes. As far as user-friendliness, it's the way to go.

i just bought as i lay dying - and ocean between us and august burns red - messengers outakes

I think LastFM usually takes a while to catch up with your listening when you first join. It should fix itself.

Yes I watched Synth Britannia last night.

If that's the chase, then that's when the hydroplaning semi I find Geass R2 to be to break through a mountain road barrier and is precariously balancing between keeping on the road or plummeting to guaranteed death.

Current 93 - Black Ships Ate the Sky (2006) Transcendental neofolk courtesy of David Tibet and collaborators (Will Oldham, Antony, Shirley Collins). Possibly my favorite Current 93 album so far, an extraordinary work to say the least. This guy is growing quite nicely on me.

I have my very own addition to make and apologies to Urban if he already had this one in mind. Needless Band "Reunions": You know what I mean, when a band has a reunion when most of the actual band is already dead or even worse most of the original merabers don't want to be a part of it but...