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Pretty much a dime a dozen hardcore band.

Couldnt help myself today on the way back from watching the footie Nirvana - Travelling on a Cloud Marvellously psychedelic by this English duo from the sixties, Kurt must have been a fan. Country Joe & The Fish - The Collected 1965 to 1970 Bought on a whim because the band looked quite...

FMA: Brotherhood keeps getting better and better I cant wait to see epi 44 its driving me crazy :P

Anyone here know what's a good Larabchop album to start out with?

They're good. Real good. I fricken love the Dinosaur album. Forget the Swan and Lepar are favourites of mine.

Alright i'm really into british invastion rock, beatles, rolling stones, the who. I'm wondering if someone were to start a band today that was heavily influenced by rolling stones or beatles, would people still enjoy it, or is punk, hardcore, and metal what people would rather listen too today.

Led Zeppelin weren't that great of a band, both Robert Plant and Jimmy Page weren't that great on their instruments. Abba was a great act, loved by most people (usually in secret). The Rolling Stones are/were a better band then the Beatles. Jimi Hendrix wasn't the greatest guitarist ever, he...

After seeing the lineup this morning I definitely think I'm going to go ahead and book a trip to Coachella this year. The last time I went was in '04 and thought it would be my first and last time. The following years' lineups definitely weren't worth the treacherous trip but me thinks I have to...

Big yey for Floyd, DK and Mr. Bungle. The rest i don't really like or haven't listened to yet. Spacemen 3 - Repeater (How Does It Feel?)(Live) Babes In Toyland - Quiet Room The Cure - New Day Tom Waits - 9th & Hennepin The Replacements - Dose Of Thunder Beck - Sissyneck Echo & The Bunnymen -...

I like Elliot alright, but I'm not a fan, and lets be honest, how many Neil Young types do you need? I don't think he's made any really important contributions, and I don't like him enough to just vote yes anyway. So no.

hi ! i went to see Bloc Party the other week, it was SO good. i'm seeing patrick wolf in april.

Glad you liked it. If you really did wanna check out more then a name I would suggest is Yuki Kajiura, who composed the OST I sent you, along with many others. I think Noir is the best one she's done, but everything she works on is incredibly high-quality stuff. I only sent you part 1 of that...

Liking the same music as my grandmother freaks me out way to much to think that listening to Enya is ok.

Beck- Sea Change Beck- Midnite Vultures A Tribe Called Quest- The Low End Theory TV on the Radio- Return to Cookie Mountain

This one's a trip down memory lane - I used to play the hell out of it when I was 15 and I still enjoy it now. Edge Hill is fantastic! The notion of solo albums by drummers doesn't tend to excite me (Robert Wyatt excluded), but this sure is an interesting piece of work. Haven't had my ass...

A lot of people, including myself, would argue that Tupac was indeed the greatest musician that we have seen so far. Now, there are other musicians out there that have come pretty close, but Tupac straight up dominated every aspect of his genre: the lyrics and the music. I know that most of you...

Did the art look really off to anyone else in this chapter? The King, in particular, looked really feminine for some reason.

This one is kinda gross to look at, but I liked all the different crap in the back ground. I always liked this ACDC album for some reason.

I was thinking today about songs I loved as a child, and Terry Jacks' "Seasons in the Sun" came to mind, which someone mentioned early on in this thread. I must have been 9 or 10 when I first heard "Seasons in the Sun"...and it was meaningful to me because that was the age when I was first...