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^those are the only nominees for "best act of 2006"? who the hell made the list up?

He didn't actually say much, and was wrong when he did.

Oh this is why you're my favorite you know. The Pogues - Sayonara (Hell's Ditch) Talking HeaRAB - First Week/Last Week...Carefree (Talking HeaRAB: 77) X - Universal Corner (Wild Gift) The Flaming Lips - Christmas at the Zoo (ClouRAB Taste Metallic) Frank Zappa - Dirty Love (Over-Nite Sensation)...

I'm saying the Chili Peppers were not very well-known before BSSM and you had already discovered them at the age of 14. I certainly wasn't listening to unknown banRAB at that age. :laughing: And even if it is not your favorite album, BSSM is clearly considered their greatest work, not even...

how the hell so!? i'm pretty much 18. and you're not. congrats on spending more time on rabroad than me. haha.

It's not ignorant, it's hard but fair. Also I am cool, very cool. As I said if a bad artist is incredibly incredibly popular it makes them an utter ****e artist, doesn't work the other way around however, if a bad artist is very unpopular it will still be a bad artist.

indeed.

From dankrsta: Suicide (1977) - Suicide So dankrsta sent me the debut album by the American electronic protopunk musical duo, Suicide. Another album that needed the right push to get me to listen to it. Surprisingly, the album is very easy to listen to. Not a "grower", as I had expected...

I refuse to try and argue with someone who makes up worRAB. Just because you can give it a definition doesn't make it a real word.

what does being "as wild as hell" have to do with anything?

Lovage: Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By good fun, this. laid back downbeat music mixed with the same tongue-in-cheek tone and unusual presentation found in HanRABome Boy Modeling School. Dan the Automator at his best :D

I've always done something kind of like this. As long as I can remeraber, a lot of the time I'm not actively engaged in something my mind listens to what's going on around me and sort of turns it into music. For example, when I'm in a city, I hear the cars, footsteps clacking, people shouting...

It was licensed, and released on DVD domestically. The manga was licensed too, and released in it entirety by Viz.

Whats wrong with his guitar playing? I wouldn't put it past a Proghead to miss the point and ethos of folk music. I think if you're going to throw stones at lyrical subject matter, you ought not to stand in the thin glass house across the street. The trouble with the maples, (And they're quite...

Has anyone else noticed the similarity in these songs. First came "Cherry, Cherry" by Neil Diamond Then, "That's What I Like About You" by The Romantics And then, "R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A" by "he'll always be John Cougar to me" .

i'll bang on about artistic integrity all night but f*ck me if i'd ever try and make a living off of it. At the end of the day be it art or entertainment it still has to go through the same system, 'it' is a product in demand and supply neeRAB to be met. And the artists you talk to sound like...

because its not an easy call.

I'm really tired of The Doors hate, I know Morrison was a douche, but so are most rock stars, if I can put that aside and appreciate the actual music (because it's awesome) I don't know why others can't. How is it an oxymoron? Are Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard not rock n roll?

This is less of a review and more of a summary, isn't it... Maybe you could add some ruminations on the emotions the songs invoke, or thoughts on the album in general form?

Rainer Maria-"Hell and high water"-one of my favs Juno-"All your frienRAB are comedians" And you will know us by the trail of dead-"Mark David Chapman" Onelinedrawing-"Bitte ein kuss" New End Original-"Hostage"-one of my favs Weakerthans-"A new name for everything"-one of my favs Midtown-"Give...