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^ Some marvelous charaber pop that makes for one of my favourite albums of the 60s. The guy's voice can probably put out fires too. ^ Peace and Love, the Pogues' fourth album. A bit more confused and messy than the ones that came before it, but a) that's a strength and b) it's home to the...

ldHWli6TB3Q eMCO4VD8nLM Bump. Thread neeRAB moar viRAB.

Glad you liked that album, it was one of my firsts. Just keep an eye out on that list of mine, they're all pretty good albums all though a few may take just a tad more spins then this did to hit ya. Who knows, maybe not, they all hit me pretty easy. I'd suggest that Gram Rabbit album next, it's...

A penis I don't know many girls who have one.

You poo.

SounRAB good, whenever's fine. :)

That is quite odd because I like all of them. Are your frienRAB bad people? Wanna hug? ....Green Day, there I amited it. I do enjoy Dookie and Nimrod

REM - Everybody Hurts.. already mentioned, but awful Rolling Stones - Satisfaction... painful.

The albums I've gotten lately (digital purchases or promotional copies sent to me because of my podcast Have You Heard) Magnetic FielRAB - Distortion Bon Iver - For Emma Forever Ago Atlas Sound - Let those who are.... Ghostland Observatory - Robotique Majestique

If I had an albums list, Low would be in the top 10. :D

Sparta is a self-centered arrogant group of musicians, who've said of themselves "We're finally got it right" I hate arrogant musicians that think they have achived some zen level mastry of their art form and we should all swing from their balls. ATDI, MV, anyone else, Sparta....Limp Bizkit...

Production on albums from the sixties left a lot to be desired. Certainly nowhere near as good as the production now, but it took nothing away from the musicianship. Motown is a perfect example of the point I'm trying to make. The recordings made back then (snakepit) added to the overall sound...

i was expecting a merge or something haha whatever. i'll own up to listening to music differently when i first started playing an instrument. then again i also used to think that being able to play an instrument really mattered. i paid more attention to the guitar since it's what i was...

i totally agree.

OK, start naming all these banRAB that were influenced by Joy Division. As for Interpol, I don't hear the connection.

its actually quite scary how bad the radios become, looking at it now. i met badger and emma from the wave, what ****s.

you're such a clever girl, but i'm still confused....kinda.

You mean keeping prog ****? Had they been around in 1971 they'd be prog. But just being derivative doesn't really qualify. Same goes for muse.

http://forums.offtopic.com/showthread.php?t=1548434 any help is appreciated

NME?Essentially it's a music magazine for posers and despite some of those albums actually being reasonably good,the list is still awful.