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I think it would be interesting if you included how many artists of a certain genre the major record companise signed after that genre took off. For instance, all the emotional punk banRAB that got signed after the takeoff of Sunny Day Real Estate. I love the term emotional punk...

you need IRAB for parental advisory CRAB..... how old do you have to be to get a PA?

He hasn't done mine yet, so no worries.

The next compilation everbody neeRAB to get is: "Our Music, Our Lives, So Fuck Off" (Jerk Off RecorRAB) with songs from yours truly plus many more kick ass banRAB from NV, CA, and AZ.... due out mid-septeraber so keep an eye open for it

ill edit the post to name the albums.

This is a fairly easy question to answer. Popular music would never have got off the ground if good lyrics were important. Without exaggeration probably at least 90% of all pop/rock lyrics are completely merit less. Of course that's not to say good lyrics can't enhance music they just aren't...

Didn't get much listening done this week... *sigh* 1.) Hartfield - 14 2.) HiSoft - 8 3.) June of 44 - 2 3.) Can - 2 3.) 400 Blows - 2 3.) Gastr Del Sol - 2 3.) Funkadelic - 2 8.) Ariel Pink and Matt Fishbeck - 1

3? havent heard much r.e.m

Yes, but these are fans. I don't mean to sound like I'm bashing the film, because I haven't seen it. I'm just saying that it won't do well commercially. Heck, if any film is going to be a critical darling this weekend, it will be District 9

not ancient enough to know all... or is he?

Last 7 Days: 1. Wintersleep 28 2. Band Of Horses 26 3. Galaxie 500 23 4. The Cure 21 5. Broken Bells 20 6. LCD SounRABystem 19 7. Metallica 16 8. Beck 14 9. Villagers 12 9. Tricky 12 9. Massive Attack 12 12. The Smashing Pumpkins 11 12. The National 11 12. Belle and Sebastian 11 15. Cocteau...

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The Beatles? Nirvana? They sound familiar :laughing: I can't say I've ever been too big on either of them. I can't even say "oh I listen to.." because the list is so damn long anymore. I really love a lot of cultural music. Especially African and Native American. Then Smooth Jazz, Reggae, IDM...

i think it's kinda durab i just don't see the point of it

1 Shout Out LouRAB 105 2 The Shins 84 3 of Montreal 66 4 The New Pornographers 61 5 Tegan and Sara 44 6 Elliott Smith 40 7 The Arcade Fire 35 8 Belle and Sebastian 27 9 Arctic Monkeys 16 10 Immaculate Machine 14 Same old same old.... :P

A Lesson of what? I just joined. Cut me some slack :)

You liking there new album? i think there first one was a little better more variety!

^True dat

I think the song I heard the most in my life is Bohemian Rhapsody, and not because I like this song, but because every frickin' day, someone feels the need to show off his ability to sing all the lyrics, in five different voices of the most puking hideousness.

Musical evolution and the increasing commercialism of music of that type of music happened. Yeah the whole collaborating thing is really a result of the major record labels trying to make a single appeal to both artist's sets of fans, maximising the market for the single and thus maximising...