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Meh, w.e. They're both the same except this one was treated differently.. I just think the other one neeRAB more discussion. Plus this is JUST overrated artists. The other one is underrated and overrated. So I prefer it. Just seemed a bit odd having two of the same.

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Edward Sharpe And The Magnetic Zeros - Up From Below I constantly find myself throughout the day singing "boo-bop-boo-bop-bop-ba-da-ba-da-ba" from their song 'Janglin'. It's actually so catchyyy. I reccomend this entire album to EVERYONE. It's one of my new faves and it's so relaxing. Go get it.

Thats bull, while alot of punk is about image, alot of it isn't. You can't call old blink 182 (tom mark and travis show era) emotionless, that was good fun music. Alot of punk..I won't get into it just read boo boos post =)

Now digging.... Rocks on the Soul by Brisbane band Screamfeeder.... really great alt rock album from earlier this century, lots of fond memories of my homeland attached to it, especially when you can hear the familiar accents in the singing... kinda warming, homely...

Chris Leo of Vague Angels and The Van Pelt.

Some of his experimental/world music stuff really does remind me of bowie as well. Cmon, his music ain't all that bad :shycouch:

Maybe not famous, but Jenny Lewis has put out some good stuff... Most annoying though, I'd have to go with Kanye West as of late. Madonna's getting a bit annoying now too, as a person. Musically I'll stick with my previous response of most/all country twangers. I want to pull my hair out of...

If you don't like CCR, I don't like you.

All 3 have come to pass though.U2 are commonly regarded as past-it,the shoegaze/dream pop revival has been uninspired for the most part, and anyone who went to secondary/high school knows all about metal fans.

Sorry I haven't gotten you anything yet, music_phantom13. Expect an album by tomorrow at the latest.

Barry Manilow...the king of Easy Listening. Skip to 1:25: 8ZHbEGNLvJY Or listen to the entire (excruciating) thing here: spaeWRdh8oU

I often thought about this, but always kinda thought there had never been anything that big since (for me in the UK at least) rave and grunge in the 90s. Since the dawn of the internet there have been a big nuraber of new scenes, but they all seem to get over exposed before getting chance to...

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Ol' Brown Ears is Back - Rowlf (what a muppet!)

By the time "britpop" came along grunge was already dying. Grunge was finished in 94.

anyone here listens to the Kings of Convenience?

Thom Yorke John Lennon Matt Bellamy

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