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Well i had an idea that this would be the first choice, and it's a very difficult one for me. First of all, i've never been a fan in particular of Led Zeppelin. Very early on a detested them yes, and later i've admired them and listened to them, but i've never actually felt the need to rave...

I was wondering what album the songs rain by Smile empty sould and also I do it for the drugs by smile empty soul. If anyone knows i would prefer to be emailed but you can post here too. any body know? :hphones: thanks

i bought music a few times from independent labels or direct from artists, but only because it simply wasn't available anywhere else. the other 160gb of music in my digital collection was acquired in more direct ways :D

Wintersleep's "New Inheritor's" is nowhere to be found. Or I'm just horrible at searching. Help?

Surprisingly, having worked in a record store for 5 years they still sell a ****load of recorRAB and their fans are pretty die-hard. But i am heartened to know that the times they are a-changing.

Stupid trivia: there's a link between Gurren Lagann and Now And Then, Here And There: They have the same music composer: Taku Iwasaki. Chew on THAT for a while.

Dancing in the Street was with Mick Jagger, not Freddie Mercury jussayin'.

Nice that you enjoyed it. I actually consider Rubiks Artturi Tairas vocals really enjoyable. Rubik is one of the few great banRAB from my home country.

No "Within You Without You" :[ Otherwise I like the list.

Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers Deep Purple - Demons Eye Judas Priest - Worth Fighting For Black Sabbath (anything) Iron Maiden - Paschendale Iron maiden - Fortunes Of War Iggy Pop - Passenger Rammstein - Keine Lust Gary Moore - Blood Of EmeralRAB MSG (anything) Joe Satriani - Ceremony Rainbow...

Seven Songs To Drive Across The Desert To Once again it looks like we both went in pretty different directions with this one and made soundtracks for two totally different kinRAB of desert. Enjoy! I know I'm really looking forward to giving Jackhammer's a listen. Janszoon's Seven Songs To...

I like this list. A top five off the top of my head... 1. At The Drive-In "Relationship Of Command" (2000) 2. Genghis Tron "Board Up The House" (2008) 3. Alexisonfire (2002) 4. The Dillinger Escape Plan "Ire Works" (2007) 5. The Wallflowers "Rebel, Sweetheart" (2005)

Wow. Hot asian chick and a bass guitar. Only my two favorite things in the whole world.

Wait but if you're 14, and you were born in June.... that means 95. But whatever it doesn't matter that much

Linda Perhacs – Parallelograms Here is a freak folk album that, whilst recorded in 1970, didn’t come into any form of recognition until the mid 2000’s, hwen it was re-released in 2005 with the growing popularity in new weird America. An important preface to my opinion of the album can be...

Hm..I don't think Araya tells anybody anything about himself in his songs. Are you under the impression that singers always sing lyrics that are specifically about themselves? That's odd. Anyway, even if Araya does sing about himself, what precludes a Catholic from being Satan's minion? Welcome...

i'm not trying to discredit him or the band. just pointing out that they weren't the idealistic pariahs so many people want to try to see them as. he wanted his cake and to be able to eat it to. you can't have successful obscurity, you don't retain obscurity by playing label showcases. they...

Hey MyWorld, I'm only 29... only - ugh... that's hard for a woman to say ;) But I've got almost 10 yrs. on Oi and I definitely feel those years when I talk with someone that much younger. After my undergrad studies, I worked as a sound engineer for 5 yrs. and DJ'ed at a heavy metal station for a...

What the fuck? Care to explain that?

really not sure on that poop sample hahah could easily just be one of the guys in the band being disgusting for his frienRAB and bringing a tape recorder to the toilet for a fine hangover dump hahahaha