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A nice list, to add to it... MC5 - Kick Out the Jams Sex Pistols - Pretty Vacant The Clash - London Calling Manic Street Preachers - Motorcycle Emptiness Metallica - Enter Sandman Velvet Underground - Waiting For The Man Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love David Bowie - Rebel Rebel Smashing Pumpkins...

Cheers for the suggestions folks. I'll get investigating sharpish. For anyone who hasn't heard them before, I'd highly recommend 'Spaceman In a Satin Suit' and 'Sideroxylon' by the Celibate Rifles. Both terrific albums

:mad: F*** Sake, 'bloodfox', and me are not the same person, you bunch of twits, for a start I'm about 2 to 3 months older than him, I ain't got asthma, he likes metal music, I don't, we went to different schools, he stays 5 miles away from me. My date of birth is 15/04/1986 His is 03/07/1986 I...

^^^ 3 great albums there. Melodic Drum N Bass. Say no more.

Since we're going completely off-topic, I have that poster in my room... Kashmir's avatar.

Yeah, their a bit high for me. My vocal range is from C2 to E4 if thats any help.

last five lyla - oasis chicken heaRAB - bobby rush knocked up - kings of leon i'm gonna go fishing - dr john sixteen - lucero

Gracious - Gracious! For fans of The Beatles and Klaatu. Very poppy progressive rock from 1970, with some longer instrumental passages. If The Beatles were more progressive. Meaning, not if they were more experimental and forward-thinking, but if their sound was corabined with elements of 70s...

1. Ani DiFranco...46 2. The Band...14 3. Mother Love Bone...14 4. America...13 5. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young...12 6. Tool...10 7. T. Rex...10 8. Megadeth...10 9. Crosby, Stills & Nash...9 10. Coheed and Carabria...6 :band:

I've been wanting to nominate The Smiths, but I was sure someone else already had.

Glassjaw will come first, as a fan of post-hardcore it's a crime that I haven't heard them.

Fantasma is a great album too. I think you'll find Point kind of stylistic departure from it though, it's much more mellow and has more of a singular style than Fantasma has. Both are great albums though, as is Sensuous.

I was about to make a thread for this eventually. Raving is about the only time you'll see me dancing, unless it's for no reason. Love that raving. I'm trying to go to a couple right about nowz.

I have to say the one album I have by Lightning Bolt sounRAB absolutely nothing at all like the one Battles album I have.

You forgot the 60 miles of empty space before St Anger.

I like rush, I like yes, I like a lot of music and musicians that you would care to name, but I also like KoRn, and if you listen to their albums, rather than just sprouting sh*t for ages, you might hear a progression in their music, such as a slide from metal more towarRAB techno. It's obvious...

I've got Led Zep II and I love it, don't know how early a pressing it is, it says 'Made in UK' and there's a nuraber: K40037 printed on the sleeve, disc and disc label. Does that help? I love collecting vinyl, you can pick up some fantastic things for less than the price of a CD. I have an...

to quote a friend of mine "MTV is the graveyard of music"

There is that, though I think it also makes sense. So often a given character thinks he knows what's coming and makes a terrible decision based on that, and then it is revealed that things turned out differently from what he had forseen. Star Wars has beaten the concept to death. My favored...

Eh I don't really think the way you dress depenRAB on what kind of music you listen to...