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Your musical compatibility with kingboobs is SUPER So fuck yerself! No, but you're right. I listen to some good sh*t, some average sh*t, and some bad sh*t. But there's no set genre, I'm not a connoisseur of any particular genre, even my favourite Indie/Alt-Rock, there's still a lot out there...

The Newcastle Mogwai gig is at The Sage which is a concert hall. They also have a smaller gig room but I am hoping they are in one of the concert halls as the acoustics in there are simply tremendous.

I can get behind that as an album I loved instantly.

Hmn, I actually like those eight minutes on 'Moonchild'. But then again, I don't mind listening to random noodling if the song itself interests me. The arabiance serves itself and whatever mood or activity I happen to be engaged in with grand panache.

Whoops! Already voted for Hookers, you should put yourself up. So far he's the only one running.

First Pink Floyd album I know, I'm really ****ing late getting this. I don't mean to be bias, but that is the best album ever made ever.

Hmm I think it might just be Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone? by The Unicorns.

I am quitely confident that just one track of mine will encapsulate everything :D

I was the first one to mention Alex a few pages back! I couldn't believe no one mentioned him. Everyone I knew around 2008 was modelling their hair on Alex and all the girls that liked the Arctics wanted to marry him.

Anyways, I would have to say by far Buckethead is the greatest. What he does with a guitar is amazing. He makes that thing talk. Eargasm. FTW.

:( Owned.

^^ The album art certainly rectified In Rainbows' shortcomings. And its music. I personally hate unimaginative and cliched album names (think: Zeitgeist, The Final Cut, etc.). It helps if they suck, too.

I'll throw sand in your eye You need a reason to cry I'll throw sand in your eye I need a reason to smile! "Tom" / Codeine / the White Birch / 1994

The ramones didn't start punk you idiot. MC5? Stooges? They influenced and punk slowly evolved then came out as a movement.

You know at first, I though he said "I see s***!"

Haha, everyone knows of Nirvana though. Some wanker my home ec class found a bottle of water appropriately named "Nirvana" and turned to me and said "Isn't that cool?" "It's the name of a band" and I asked "You do know what Nirvana is right?" *pause* to which he replies "You mean the band?". Why...

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I have to admit I was unconvinced of how much I liked them when my friend would usually play UB40 when I came over and we got high about twenty-six years ago. But that music has always kept playing in my head over the years and intrigued me. Cherry oh Baby and Red, Red Wine are great songs...

cold - a different kind of pain wait anything by cold (even tho not many people on rab like them) breaking benjamin - forget it bonjovi - always / never say goodbye ozzy - goodbye to romance/ dreamer thats all i got.. everyone else alreayd said the good songs :D haha!