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The only ones I've heard from the above list are Dido,Zero 7 and Bjork, all of which I like a lot.

man i've been searching for this album for ages, but i finally got it man, i've been wanting to get into them for some time. link plz? oh yeah, and this: had to see what the hype was about, but i really like it

No, I don't, I quite like it, but the idea is that a lot of people love that album, and to fault that album's fans for trying to defend it if it was brought up out of nowhere is ridiculous.

I can't make that guarantee, this is an album I'm digging, if you try it and dig it then good, if it doesn't float your boat then great.

After much deliberation, the rules have finally been decided. You may begin suggestions, and we will decide a date for this to begin.

If RATM bores Urban than I don't know why the fuck he listens to post-rock. Zack's political rants are kinda cliche though.

I recommend to everyone, to Youtube a few tracks up front. Theres nothing I hate more than not having a jump off point on albums. I'll listen to the two tracks I like in the background and get into the album through osmosis. Its how I work. Let me post the 3 of 5 Cake review today and I'll...

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One of my all time favorite albums, hope you enjoy it.

Probably System of a Down - Chop Suey

I've actually never heard of a few of these however The Grateful Dead, Sigur Ros, and The Smiths are awesome, so I agree, that is a pretty awesome shuffle. Blonde Redhead & Devastations- When The Road Runs Out Jaymay- You'd Rather Run They Might Be Giants- Bee Of The Bird Of The Moth Socratic-...

Radiohead. I like them, I don't really care for the superfluity of insipid morons who think sunlight shines from every crevice of Thom Yorke's lopsided face. I'd like to have an intellectual conversation with someone about music just once without being thrown the whole "OK Computer and Kid A...

Neutral Milk Hotel HfhUvuSa61E It's hard for me to dislike music with a passion(as many of you will joyously find out in this month's themed compilation :D). But Neutral Milk Hotel found a way to bypass my tolerance and get on my every last nerve. Monotonous, grating, pretentious, annoying, and...

It was in the 80's and Fred CHICHIN, the guitarist was still alive. BggXhzUhZ94

I don't hate Ringo, AND I don't care. Which does nothing to change the hard fact he contributed almost nothing in the way of songwriting. Not to mention he was only a mediocre drummer. :)

Haha not to me, a meraber of the female sex.

The cover creeps me out and I never knew he did any solo work, or that he died young. Always pictured a skinny white guy. I'm gonna check this out. Funk rock is always at least interesting. If the Urban is on the mend the Vandyman can.

I'm not joking when I say 'Diana Ross and The Supremes - 'The Ultimate Collection' is the album you want. If you really want to delve deeper and research The Supreme's you need to ignore the singers and take a look at what's going on in the background. Ross's tinny thin vocals were meant for...

Jose Gonzales' butchering of MASSIVE ATTACK's TEARDROP from his latest album is atrocious.

That's why I prefer TV series to have minimal CG. They can't afford the good stuff. I prefer the Full Metal Panic approach.