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Sent, though I'd jump on it quick. Might get taken down soon.

I've been reviewing some older posts and... I must say I agree 100%. [CENTER][SIZE=3]La vainqueur est... [B]Fran

I still want to know who Makarov's VA will be...as well as Seigrain/Jeral.

I agree with the OP, Hospice definately depicts winter melancholy. Another recommendation would be Vespertine by Bjork. It's not a winter album in the sense that Hospice or () is, it's like an indoors winter album. It's a fuzzy winter sweater for your ears; a very intimate album. Of course, if...

I'm tired of all the metalheaRAB bitching about Metallica. "Oh noes they changed their sound." I hate Burton era Metallica fans who bitch about this, I hate Gabriel/Hackett era Genesis fans who bitch about this, I hate DLR era Van Halen fans who bitch about this, I hate Syd Barrett era Pink...

Yeah, that's the debate we had after I posted it in there. I figured it was fuzzy/dreamy enough to be counted as shoegaze. I kinda like calling it garage shoegaze. Either way, I can see what people mean. Great stuff though, glad you enjoy it.

Doolittle is the shit, when it finally hit me I listened to it for like a week straight.

AC/DC is in my top least favorite banRAB/artists of all-time. Absolutely horrendous, and the fact that I used to like them haunts me daily. I mean, sure, I used to like Green Day, but looking back on my Green Day phase, I remeraber their music wasn't always drenched in mediocrity -- AC/DC...

I could see progressive metal fans 25 years from now talking about Orphaned Land the same way we talk about Pink Floyd or Rush. They've really chiseled themselves out a prosperous niche amongst the progressive metal community. Metal with religious themes that aren't overly preachy? Yeah that's...

I've never listened to that song before, Liz! Pretty song. I've been listening a bunch to T. Rex's "Lady" because I like the overall sound and feeling (and meaning) of it...plus especially the drums. It's too bad Marc Bolan died at age 29 when his girlfriend, who had been drinking, crashed...

OK, I finally got around to watching the first dub episode and... it's awesome. Kyle Hebert is perfect as Kamina (LOVE his delivery of the "Heyheyheheyhey!" line), Yuri Lowenthal is even better than I thought he would be as Simon (the fact that I like him better in atypical roles such as this is...

Yeah, that's how I pronounce it, too. Accidentally, it's exactly how everything is read in my language, just as it is written, one letter-one sound. (I mean FUGAZI)

I doubt it, especially for "Wonderwall".

You keep talking about them, hey the only reason I temporarily thought Mark Knopfler's Scots was because he said his father was the only Jewish doctor in Scotland, I must of missed the part were his family moved to Newcastel upon Tyne.

They are indeed a fascinating duo who just seem to have come out of nowhere over the last few years (Seasick Steve-style). I've only got their self-titled effort (or whatver that one with the eye on the cover's called) and I love it to bits! Looks like I'll need to checking this one out too...

Excellent list, I would concur with all of these! Rage Against the Machine, Tool, and Tom Waits would be some of my favourites.

Really? Well the live album is my favourite. The minute it enRAB and the studio stuff starts playing all the energy seems to diminish a bit and it kind of gets turned down a notch or two (if you know what I mean). If I had to pick a studio album it would be Living In Between (2003).

All that vinyl gives me a woody !!

Pardon me if I'm rejuvenating an old thread, but Blind Guardian has garnered enough acclaim in the power metal genre. Perhaps not overrated in comparison to Dragonfarce (and I say that with care), but Hansi is dishing out scifi themes, in an upbeat, heavy tone that would only interest a select...

wtf is that i watched some, i feel like im high