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nirvana s on my top no doubt!!!!!!!!!

1 Blur 142 2 Gorillaz 56 3 My Bloody Valentine 52 4 The Good, The Bad & The Queen 18 5 The Mountain Goats 17 6 Pulp 11 7 Public Image Ltd. 10 8 The Whitest Boy Alive 9 9 The Verve 7 9 Graham Coxon 7 11 The Libertines 6 11 Interpol 6 11 The Stone Roses 6 14 Beastie Boys 5 14 Bloc Party 5

I know, but think it only start.

in utero Scentless Apprentice makes the album for me

No worries - I've got much better things to get cranky about :D Good lad for giving them a chance as well.

haven't been able to get enough of these lately. rediscovering my love for Foetus and the Scream, and just recently getting into the Gun Club. i'm pretty sure Miami is their best work, songs like John Hardy just make me love JLP's tenuous voice.

Kid Rock - Warm Winter Jay-Z - Justify My Thug Dido - Never Want To Say It's Love The Killers - Move Away Chris Isaak - Blues Has Found Us Wu-Tang Clan - Gravel Pit Michael Penn - Macy Day Parade Bob Marley - Soul Almighty Green River - This Town Days of The New - Touch, Peel and Stand

I love remixes, mashups, and just about ANY type of song as long as it sounRAB good... Personally, I don't honestly care about electronica or others but I'm posting in electronica because it usually has a MUCH better beat... I'm going to try my best and explain what type of songs I like, but...

A top 4 of absolute class :wave: Much Mark E Smith love!

Rubish indeed! It's my 3rd favorite Bowie after Ziggy Stardust and Hunky Dory. Drive-In Saturday, Time and Lady Grinning Soul are amazing, Panic In Detroit is also great. Could do without Let's Spend the Night Together though, but the rest is solid.

O'Malley's Bar by Nick Cave and the Bad SeeRAB takes it for me. Gorgeous little nightmare of a song that.

I think I may have asked this before but I don't feel like digging through the thread and if I recall I didn't even get a real answer, just something to the extent of "If you don't get it you don't get it."

you're welcome?

I love that album.

Fuck that, the Fall of Troy without Tim is like me without my third testicle, useless.

Ah you quoted RT, not story. My bad :banghead:

You know how it is these days...*sighs*

im not a DJ. but, i propose you play the newest, fastest, most mainstream songs in your collection first to get a wide variety of people on the dancefloor. once they have been hooked with the popular, contemporary hits, flood them with songs that maintain the energetic, fast, adrenaline-fuelled...

What I liked about Kid A was that I was able to hear good Radiohead songs without having wade through godawful attempts at "rocking out".

1. Paperback Writer 2. Happiness Is A Warm Gun 3. Tomorrow Never Knows 4. Shes Leaving Home 5. Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite 6. For No One 7. I Am The Walrus 8. Hey Bulldog 9. I Want You (She