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That just brightens up my day. :)

Doesn't matter to the press. Besides, Lucky Star and Haruhi are no where near as explicit as Strike Witches in that regard. Additionally, given the laws about underage depictions of fictional minors under legal debate in the US and in place in Austrailia, the UK, Germany and to vague extent...

My top 5 is: 1. Bone Machine 2. Rain Dogs 3. Real Gone 4. Mule Variations 5. Blood Money

Yeah, AP isn't even "alternative" anymore.

lol 70s and early 80s

It comes naturally. I can't help it! I pointed out that Cale plays the viola and not the violin. That he was a trained musician and he played it in that manner intentionally within the context of the subject matter. And that the band used down tuning, intentionally. That's more than you knew...

Jon Anderson - Olias of Sunhillow (1976) Got this album for my birthday last year, and boy what a gift! This fantastic album is the single best thing Jon Anderson (of Yes) ever put out by himself, and stanRAB as a testament to just how creative someone can be when left to their own devices long...

You're saying she looks disfigured because gasp... she has squinty eyes. If that's not shallow I don't know what is.

Good call, Nickel Creek has Sean (guitar) and his sister Sara (violin) Watkins. Also Chris Thile plays mandolin, and his father, Scott, played bass with the band until a few years ago. They are a mix between bluegrass and acoustic rock. I love em!

You too?

I liked, Wasted Time/Skid Row. :love:

YouTube - SPIRIT OF THE WEST - Home For A Rest I dont know how i forgot this one when i first posted but here is the winner.

Well I don't want to name names , but people complain about AC/DC sounding the same. When was the last time you saw that criticism levelled at someone like Sebadoh or Guided By Voices , just as valid targets in my opinion.

This is my runner up: Telefon Tel Aviv - Immolate Yourself

Them breed of banRAB were the first ones I really got into - Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes, Libertines, Jet. I thought The Libertines' first album was great, especially at the time. But the only band from round that era who are still brilliant are the Arctic Monkeys. And they're evolving, not...

Whitney Houston at nuraber 34.

I don't really hear it, even if I did, Watch That Man is awesome and I'd take it over Brown Sugar anyday.

Assemblage 23 is good shit, do you listen to nerve filter? it is the same guy behind Assemblage 23

Time to swallow your pride, we all have them. Share them! Maybe more people listen to that song in the car with the windows up than just you. 1. Torn - Natalie Irabruglia 2. Don't Turn Around -Ace of Base 3. Rehab - Amy Winehouse 4. One Week - Barenaked Ladies 5. Goin' Back to Cali - Notorious...