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I've got lullabies to paralyze, and I think it's great. probably not as heavy as their other albums but it's got quite a few stand out tracks on it... check out tracks 4,5,6,8,10,12,14. but it's a cool album to just let play through. by the way, it's their first album i'm least impressed by...

These are classic. Frank Zappa - The Man Without God The Tragic Life of Freddie Mercury Led Zeppelin - Straight from Hell Kurt Cobain: Satan Worshiper! Elvis or Evils? Ozzy Osbourne EXPOSED! The Beach Boys and Satan The Beatles are of the Devil The Rolling Stones and Satanism Goth will...

Heathcliff uses the Cookie Jar logo, but not only do Tex Avery and Inspector Gadget feature DIC logos (which I'm glad for), the latter appears to have been a European broadcast version. After the "kid in bed" logo (which wasn't the one originally used, but any DIC logo is fine, even the...

Uh, no. That's way off. Doube ZZ and Quebly just sort of stop fighting, discuss some stuff, then Haman suicides just...because. Like "Byez, gonna crash into an asteroid cause you have a bigger newtype penis" or something. And you enjoy Moon Moon people?

At the least. And by the way, who is she to force this on Suzaku? Some teenage scientist is giving an order to a RounRAB?

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So what? Transformers is an American brand from Hasbro that's been around for over 20 years, and strongly re-surged in popularity in the mid-90's.

my first album would be called -"signs of life"

Listening to some good old hard crunching Aussie alternative rock, in the form of the little known outside of Australia Fini Scad, and their album, Wider Screen...

Anything by Swedish band Leather Nun. It's been ages since I gave them a listen. Slow Death EP would be perfect. :) ErRlrrcuHlM

I can sort that for both of you.

Beastie Boys- Paul's Boutique I wasn't really impressed with anything on it. Beastie Boys- Ill Communication I enjoyed this much more than Paul's Boutique, very good.

Lol fair enough

Please please please tell me that they're not being serious.

50's goes to the US 60's goes to the UK 70's goes to the UK 80's goes to the UK 90's goes to the US and the noughties go to Europe and Japan. Basically nowadays neither the UK or the US have big scenes that are consistently making good music.

Not really sure. I just never, ever, witnessed someone feel the way you just demonstrated. It's rather alien to me.

last.fm I think does a better job of that, especially recommendations radio. 90% of the **** I listen to these days is because of it

Probably be seeing Cake in July. Cooool.

actually they have, 15th may 1999

Because they sound similar throughout the whole song not just the intro. Even if RHCP fanboys/girls are too blind to admit at least that.