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Cat Power and Yo La Tengo...

I would have never put you two together, honestly.

Because the last posts I did were so popular. [CENTER]"What can you want now you've got it all? The whole scene is obscene Time will strip it away a year and a day" The Libertines- Up The Bracket The Libertines first album Up the Bracket (2002) was my first step into the world of indie rock...

wait Comus, i forget, just how many black metal albums were on the original 1001?

Like many people these days really care about music anyway. And you can just as easily skip through a CD. I can listen to an album on my computer or my iPod just as easily as I can listen to it on record or CD. And accompanying visual representation, full concentration? Oh please, how often...

I think Ian Anderson never did drugs. Seriously.

Well...It's about that time again. What were your favorite songs of 2006? I went with top 15 because I couldn't limit it to ten. Plus there are so many recorRAB I haven't heard so who knows how many great songs I've missed. But then, that's part of the fun of these lists: making new...

Yes, I'm so glad someone mentioned Tad in here. That is a great call. Tad we're always regarded as one of the heaviest banRAB to come out of Seattle during the grunge movement in the early 90's. I own both 8-Way Santa and Inhaler, both great album's. They are exactly what you'd expect, but with...

No shit there's more to music but those albums had such a huge following and the effects upon their scene that it changed the shape of music. Influential not quality. Though of course I beg to differ about Nick Drake but it's irrelevant he had an astounding impact.

It's about time Tool had their own official thread so I've decided to make one! progress: currently moving posts

They aren't from this decade though.

:laughing: Weiland is totally living in the past man.

Yeah............ Halcyon + On + On ftmfw. Maybe throw in Finished Symphony by Hybrid and some Flaming June by BT. I'm too tired to think of older stuff right now but those are the three ones that stand out.

1. King Crimson is not more critically acclaimed than RATM, nice try. 2. Longetivity isn't really too good of a criteria. Think of how long Toto have been around and compare that to Jimi Hendrix. 3. King Crimson were not the first to use Mellotron. The Moody Blues had used one on their 1967...

Californication has better musicianship, vocals, more mature lyrcs, and is more diverse lyrically. I'd put it in the top 50. There are tons of albums that don't deserve to be on the list.

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You got a good point there, it's better to watch or read in large chunks than in smaller ones.

Being a Geneon release did not help GunXSword, highly priced and still that way. If anything, being a Geneon release probably killed more talk about it than it got. Really only one quibble about the fan service of Godannar

1978 triple bill: AC/DC MOTORHEAD RAMONES A night of top quality Rock n Roll.