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All jokes aside, Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley is pretty catchy.

I heard that Owl City ripped off their sound. If they sound like Owl City, they're bound to be mediocre.

Favourite songs (tough I know..) I really like the first 3 tracks, Skinny Love inparticular as well as For Emma.

:yikes: we agree. im in shock.

Think this is slight exaggeration though. While a few examples have been particularly excessive, some R2 episodes have actually had surprisingly little fanservice, or at least nothing we hadn't seen in season one. But perhaps those excessive bits make the rest more evident and possibly...

Wow! finally I can say "My favourite noob"!

Lol, that's because it's not a studio album. This thread would get stupid if we considered compilations, and would dissolve into a clusterfuck of noise. BTW, Catch a Fire might be on my list. Maybe. ;)

I miss having a car, especially one with a good sound system, because it's such a nice escape from life. Whether you're driving or parked somewhere, music + car were a big part of my youth. The older you get, the less time you have to just sit somewhere and listen to music, unfortunately. So...

Pitchfork slamming the new tool album was the greatest review I have ever read.

And they signed the contract giving their label permission. Quit trying to hide the fact your favorite band is nothing but a bunch of corporate whores just like the ones you claim to be "rebelling against."

I wish I could answer this for you, if only for something to post, seeing as we are the only 2 merabers logged in at the moment (god I'm bored). I can hear the wind whistling about my ears, here in the wasteland of cyberspace... that is rabroad.

I like basically anything that doesn't classify itself as Death Metal, Mainstream Rap, New Country, or Teen Pop

i bin playin guitar for three years (strat copy, epi 12 string, classical, ibanez 4 string bass) and clarinet for 5

Kiddo in awheelbarrow. Dartigan has fallen, and cannot get up.

true, but I just don't think that the stones were HUGELY influential, I can see how they were influential, but definitely not any more than the beatles. But having said that, they were an amazing band, and they produced some amazing stuff.

I take this as more incentive to make my own list, but keep it distant from the ground you and Urban are covering. :bonkhead:

Spill Canvas "Sunsets and Car Crashes" Tracklist: 1. Aim Snap Fall 2. Caterpillars 3. The Tide 4. Your Evil Soul 5. Bracelets 6. The Night Will Go As Follows 7. All Hail The Heartbreaker 8. So Much 9. 3685 10. Black Dresses 11. Under The Covers 12. Sunsets And Car Crashes Its a really good...

aww no he isnt

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superman_II there is loaRAB on the net about this story, but basically they fell out over budget and artistic direction. have a read, it is quite interesting.

I was going to say them too Try June of '44 too