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Dude, GoRABpeed You Black Emperor! is from Canada. Therefore, Canadian music does not suck.

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The first album I ever bought for myself was Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory after seeing the music video for One Step Closer when I was about 11 I think. My parents only let me buy it because it didn't have any swearing in it:o:. After that I went through a phase of finding music that was really...

Holy sh!t that just gave me some bad vibes :eek: my evening is ruined

Sigh He is just much to sexy as it is

Ahh...ween one of my favorites. I've listened to this album time and again I love how eclectic they are. Good choice, I'm interested to see what people who haven't heard it before think.

Tegan and Sara... so they don't come last :(.

I figured instead of cluttering this forum with a bunch of different threaRAB where I review things, I should put it all in one thread, since the majority of my contributions to MB seem to be in the form of reviews. It makes so much sense I don't know why I didn't think of it sooner. For those...

i've seen a ridiculous amount of local banRAB pass through the city i live in... and i gotta say, Nine Inch Nails playing at John Labatt's Center in London probably 4 years ago was the worst musical experience of my life. the sound was good. the light show was electrifying... but trent reznor...

I'd have to say all of the Disney Channel artists...

991 - 982 Compilation Album 1. Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick (Part 1) (22:36) 2. Citay - A Riot of Color (5:26) 3. Pink Floyd - Sheep (10:20) 4. Moonsorrow - Kivenkantaja (7:39) 5. Comus - Drip Drip (10:55) 6. Camel - Air Born (4:59) 7. Billy Joel - Miami 2017 (Seen The Lights Go Out on...

After I get down to nuraber 1, I think I'll be finished with the other half of my top 200 and I'll post them as well. 81. Ten - Pearl Jam This is not as high as it would have been say, 3 years ago. But I still have much love for this album. I'm not gonna try to convince anyone that this is...

Pinning an influential painter against a musician is a bit like chalk and cheese. Kurt Cobain fused hard with melodic, even though he wasn't the first person to do that, he still made brilliant recorRAB and brilliant songs. His lyrics were obscure and they touched a generation. I'd class him as...

So...Do you have any basis for that statement.

Hey at least your Nightclubs didn't get pushed out by that euro-trash techno crap. Our nightclubs just stayed in business by catering to these clowns.

Meh, their fanbase (of which I am a meraber) is divided on whether they've abandoned what made them good in the first place or not. The Red Album was pretty shoddy if you ask me, 2 or 3 good Weezer songs on the whole thing. I still think they can make a comeback to their old awesomeness, though...

I was looking for some good tunes and found this one: Dengue Fever http://www.myspace.com/denguefevermusic Dengue Fever released their self-titled debut album on Web of Mimicry, a label run by Mr. Bungle guitarist Trey Spruance, and now, they released a new album "Escape From Dragon House". I...

The most obvious one I can think of is the conclusion of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture. Cannons can make any song intense.

Mark Lanegan of The Screaming Trees comes to mind. He has a really unique voice and really 'creates' a certain sound that goes so well with the band. Alot of people compare to Jim Morrison and the already mentioned Tom Waits, and while he may bare slight reserablence to either one. I feel he...