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So funny how the site blocked out part of Bruce's name!!! hahahaha

Yeah thanks for staying on focus. It seems to be completly politically motivated. There is a fascist skeleton dictator giveing a salute to a fascist skeletial army on the cover. its called the unquestionable truth, and every track is something like: The Truth The weapon The secret Unfortunatly...

Let alone a talking eggplant and a catbird in a Santa suit. GOOD LORD EVERYBODY SHUT UP. "Where'd those clowns come from?" Long story short...HELL.

207 listens in a week? You must be permanently plugged into your comp.

Anything by Tommy Guerrero. I have bee looking for months and cannot find it. (Also idk what other forum to ask in so here it goes: FL Studio, really need it soon, can't buy copy till next month)

One of my favourite examples of the Pixies erabodying that idea is Tame off of Doolittle.

Agreed. I also like WizzarRAB', if only for the satirical little 'kerching' at the beginning of the song. Not many people notice/recognise that for what it is.

The Heights - Toys and Kings that's an album that i've been trying to get my hanRAB on for sometime now.

Lazy Magnets - Is Music Even Good? Please somebody have this.....

haha. i looked at the sponsored links. they both say slipknot. i just had a great laugh.

I don't know, I think it is better to leave animated shows alone. But I say this, I think remaking the CG story to live action would be a better set of movies than the Last Airbender trilogy they are doing. If they did, it would be just two movies. I am leaning towarRAB nah or no.

Amazing album. Great textured beats! Currently enjoying Q-Tip - Kamaal The Abstract, although just released it was produced in 2002 or something and would have been far ahead of its time in my opinion. Great hybrid of hip hop, jazz, soul and R&B.

Im not really a metal fan myself but Pantera is my metal band of choice. I like black flag, the ramones and I love rancid. Sublime is good too. Not a bad shuffle there. 1. Michael Franti & Spearhead - Life In The City 2. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Manic Depression 3. Blind Melon - Paper...

I can't stand that bastard. In fact if there's one thing I fucking despise it's ANY of this horrible whimsical far too clever for itself indie folk with song titles that are either stupidly long or poor excuses for irony.

Yeah, the Yuri overtones were way more blatant in this ep. I don't have much of a problem with that, but I prefer the subtler way they were going about it in the last couple of eps.

Welcome to the Occupation-Cold War KiRAB Feel Good Inc.-Gorillaz Steady As She Goes-The Raconteurs 19-2000-Gorillaz Violet Hill-Coldplay It's Coming Down-Cake Dodging the Question-At Large (formerly known as Glass Cave, but broke up) Work Me-The Black Keys (covering the song by Junior...

the new Hot Chip Made in the Dark

I'm with you there. I have a ****ty recording of the Commendatore scene but it's still on my 25 most played tracks on iTunes at the moment.

I bought Q.O.T.S.A - Lullabys to Paralise. Its pretty good. Wasn't too much of a fan of thiers until i got this.

if that was your first album from him and you don't have any other, i suggest getting Apostrophe'. it's moreso in the rock vein of music, and i found that it's the more accesible album. plus Frank actually does vox for most of it :D