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And what a huge ****ing mistake it is to do a Christmas album...now that's the sign of a once great musician really hitting rock bottom and trying desperately to stay up =[

Well screw Shueshia, they are disallowing a great special (CRCS preview OVA?) from ever being dubbed due to their idea of only dealing with Viz Media. I guess it is ok as long as 4kiRAB keeps relations with NAS/Konami. So 4kiRAB was never send the special. ANd I do not thing 4kiRAB will be...

Yellow Submarine is only irritating from its universal popularity and overplay. If it were just another song off Revolver and heard only when that album is played, you'd think it were alright. Not great but nothing really bad either.

Judging from the trailer, I thought this anime is all comedy. However, the first episode gave me a totally different impression. Perhaps this is going to be one hell of a dramatic anime? >.>;

im talking about structure, content and tuning - its far more alike rock than metal. of course theres influences from metal though, thats where the name comes from.

They are ****! what's this topic doing here under Rock, & Metal Forums anyway, the band's genre isn't under rock or metal, it's more like the genres of crap and hopeless.

Yeah I have that Gondwana too. Damn fine stuff. South America has such a vibrant Reggae scene and it seems to generally be very rootsy sounding too.

the love movement gets hate? bro that's a good album, def. not as awesome as low end but still legit

It was a rapist, not Saki's friend. The illusion was probably set-up after they treated Akira.

Overrated: Tool, Fall Out Boy Underated: Silvertide, Vayden, Editors, Peter Tosh, Outlandish, Sting, Wolfmother

This is what happens when you let northern Barbarians drink too much beer in Summer. The only reason G

Damn, this is a tough one. I like both albums. To me the best songs on Stankonia are better than the best songs on Low End Theory but Low End Theory is more consistently good. I guess I'll vote Tribe since that's an album I can listen to all the way through, unlike the Outkast album which starts...

The older stuff's great too, but Scott 4 aside I'm much more a fan of his later, darker, wtf-ier work. There's an instrumental EP he released after the Drift, which is probably even more off the wall than that album. If you're up for a link, let me know eh. Me... 1. Nick Cave & the Bad...

Freefallin' what a tune he's playing the halftime show for the superbowl in january i have him and the heartbreakers best of not a dud track on there

my favourite 3: 'I'm the one who's got to die when it's time for me to die, so let me live my life the way I want to' - Jimi Hendrix - If 6 was 9 'I'd get up if I knew I fell' - QOTSA - Leg of Larab 'And then one day you'll find, 10 years have got behind you, no one told you when to run, you...

I played for a couple years. try google.com they have everything :)

...and what a storming album it is. Marks the midway point between their synthbased Pop and their forays into introspective Jazz tinged compositions. First Talk Talk album I owned and still much played. Shit hot.

+81 sent me Lullaby Arkestra-Ampgrave when +81 sent me this, i haven't heard of the band before, so i didn't know what to expect. well, after listening to it, i've found that this band has a strong, abrasive, and wild sound, ala Modest Mouse and Sonic Youth. while i definately enjoyed much of...

^ No, I wasn't even aware. Ghostface was always solid up until The Pretty Toney Album, I don't have too many good things to say about that.

Just btw... RoiRAB shrink your penis