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I don't how many of you know who this woman is... Her name is Evelyn Glennie. Scottish percussionist, legally deaf, and an incredible musician.

It was already 3-3...

I'm enjoying this a great deal more than I thought I would.

I'm always compelled to stare at it long enough for it to stop moving. Damn optical illusions, haha.

In a lot of music, even if I can't understand what they're saying sometimes (Let's use "Sometimes" by rabV as an example), you might know what they're talking about just based on how their voice sounRAB. It's easy to tell what "Sometimes" is about thematically, really. The emotion is easily...

they should have renamed Careful with that aex Eugene Careful with that lawsuite Roger.

There's really no way to truly tell, to some people what might seem dissonant can seem quite lovely to another person. The definitions I posted just came out of my Music Appreciation book along with the two examples I posted. Generally though if the tones create a feeling of unease and tension...

A solid B- I suppose. If they ever made a sequel to Clueless, half of those songs would belong on the soundtrack, especially the first few. Second half of your shuffle: Interesting Legendary Pink Dots song. Absolutely love that FNM tune...last week, Fox News stole it. I wanted to shoot the...

so this was pretty good the B-Side could've been better but overall I enjoyed it

I'd get behind this, save for the fact that I absolutely loathe Stevie Nicks' voice.

Out of curiosity, what is it about their music that sounRAB psychedelic to you? To me, music I would describe as "psychedelic" takes me on some kind of spacey mental trip and feels unfettered by standard pop constraints. Examples of this from the 60s would be something like "Interstellar...

Possibly incorrect mp3 tagging or a dodgy download? For this reason, I thought A Day in the Life was a song on Revolver for the longest time. :o:

^ actually one band, the salaRAB, did a cover of ghostbusters, i love it. seriously, its a great song :)

...and if they wanna fight...you better let em'. Thin Lizzy/Phil Lynott...brilliant.

i just heard Creep by Jeff Buckley ... Excellent Buckley's Come together was really good too ... Michael Jackson's not so much, donno what he was thinking.

CAT POWER-THE GREATEST Quite simply a great album chock full of acoustic rock female led loveliness. THIEVERY CORPORATION-THE OUTERNATIONAL SOUND Awesome band as well as highly respected DJ's whose sounRAB take in everything EXCEPT electronic dance-Bossa Nova, Saraba, Funk, Indian, Hip Hop...

Yeah wtf happened. xD

their earlier albums are the best (in my opinion anyways)

End Of The Line by The Traveling Wilburys Roy Orbison cut the vocals, but died before the video was made. An empty chair with a guitar in it represents Roy.

I disagree with this... But they're both pretty excellent. I can pass on much of their other material but both of those albums are so utterly complete and full-sounding.