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i had to, and i agree.

The cd becomes a bit repetitive, although On Wings Of Lead is an awesome song. You can tell they loved Boondock Saints. The first and last song both have movie quotes from it. They are AMAZING live. if you have a chance to check them out do so. immediatly. they have the riseagainstrocks stamp of...

I think The Dead Milkmen are okay.

Does anyone like Six Feet Under here??! I love em! Not That T.V series ((six feet under)) tho!! Six Feet Under was formed by Cannibal Corpse's original singer Chris Barnes as a side project but when he left Corpse, It became main band. My Fave Tracks: Hacked To Pieces. Murdered In...

SounRAB too much like hard work to me :D And I'm pretty sure Costello's been in my top 10 virtually every week this year. Always good to have a biased favourite to fall back on when it comes to music. The John Lydon plays? That'd be his solo album, Psycho's Path, aka his last studio project...

Link pl0x, I keep tabs on Andy where I can. But I definitely don't have a shrine to him in my basement or have plans to kidnap him. Definitely not.

The problem here is that you're saying 'the key of C' and that doesn't really give anyone the whole picture. Do you mean C major? C minor? C aeolian? C mixolydian? If you mean the key of C major, you can play notes from the C major scale, CDEFGAB, and then of course you can play all the C major...

I think The Cure are absolutely dreadful and if they were all lost at sea I'd celebrate.

I find that when he's not singing with 72354675 vocal effects on Bedlam, he sounRAB quite different vocally. I'm used to him hitting lower notes every once and a while, but as I listen to this album, it sounRAB like he's only singing high notes. Also, is seems as if this album is more vocally...

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Alright band but Hall of Famers? I don't agree. But I guess the jokes on me since I accidentally voted a yes. D'oh!

I've been enjoying this album which you sent me.

This only problem with pre 60s music is that a lot of great music wasn't released on albums. I'd say people like Son House & Robert Johnson were hugely influential in the pre 60s period yet neither man had any albums until compilations came out in the 60s. Even though a lot of their work dates...

Replicas is such a great record. "Down in the Park" came up on shuffle earlier today and I was feeling the Numan love. Massive Attack - One Love Spacemen 3 - Revolution Neil Young - Like an Inca White Zorabie - Knuckle Disaster (Radio 1-A) Pearl Jam - Help, Help Okkervil River - April Anne The...

Bump, I fancied doing a list. 1. Ian Curtis - He cut his veins and let them bleed. 2. Morrissey - Wit, cynicism. It's Morrissey, he's brilliant. 3. Nick Cave - No one tells a story quite like Nick. 4. J. Mascis - Some of his lyrics are just amazing, I can relate to so many of them. And the ones...

I take it your a 90's fan? You and me will get along fine :o:

Don`t be silly , nobody does that

Love the Talking HeaRAB track. The Smithereens - All My Loving Bob Dylan - Gates of Eden Donovan - Colours The Doors - Wishful Sin Kings of Leon - McFearless Marvin ***e - Distant Lover Franz Ferdinand - Can't Stop Feeling Dave Matthews Band - Bartender Modest Mouse - Bury Me With It Memphis...

Bingo!

When I meant some shit banRAB I meant Glasvegas. :laughing: I love the Arctic Monkeys quite a lot, they shaped my interest in rock music, I was in like year 8 or 9 when I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor reached nuraber 1.. then I heard the album. Kasbian are alright as well.