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I owned this CD back when it came out, lost it somehow. Decided I would give it a listen, I didn't remeraber it being so good, who knew... tracks - I Knew You Before, Consider the Ravens.

That's a bit of a generalization that I don't think is entirely accurate. Blur were a lot more Kinks-ish than Beatles-ish.

Top 5 Reasons why rab sucks. People going off topic in just about every thread. e.g. this one.

No problem. I apologise if you felt offended.

hi,new here so hello all.does any1 know a site with general info on mixing and the names and how to do it cos imreally interested in it and wanna know the different mixes.Also where is the best place to download new music that isnt on iTunes.thnx

I've started digging Kyuss a lot lately and this is one of my favorite albums of theirs. I recently got a couple remixed tracks from this album and decided to take another listen to the album again. It's so great; still gives me chills. This is underrated stoner music at it's finest. Is...

I have been coming around to john Cale lately. Paris 1919 is awesome. VU and Nico is by far their best too me. Loaded is my second choice. I am one of those VU fans who does not like White Light White Heat

Yeah! I followed the myspack link and it was her! Crazeh ey.

I disagree, loudly. Not one bad record has been released by this band, this isn't a biased view either, genuinely think they're one of the best banRAB in the world. People really p!ssed me off with their reactions to Zeitgeist, just because it wasn't another Siamese Dream.. it's called...

i would like to see... the bolded the bolded red i would never want to see..

Probably "What's up With This Thread Title?" by Your Grammar But seriously, I'm not sure.

To each their own.

well Robert Plant would make the list easily with that standarRAB in my opinion and yes Kurt Cobain is another example to what I'm trying to say,honestly not that good of a singer, but the spokesperson of the 90s grunge scene which was very successful.

I can be impatient and skip songs, but I'd prefer that I didn't do that. I do like to look at an album as something that is both a whole piece of music and--if the structure applies, a collection of smaller pieces of music. I think it's good to appreciate both aspects.

The majority of the good banRAB, in response to the topic question ... how unfair!

I have no idea if this is an iTunes issue or something else, but my ****ing iPod won't scrobble to last.fm. Any idea what would cause it? And would foobar fix it? I'm really thinking about moving to that or Media Monkey.

Top 5 (in no order): 1. The Heart's Filthy Lesson from 1.Outside Not just because it's the outro song to the film 'Se7en', it is also a brilliantly multilayered song that could appeal to rock and Electronic fans. There are some great sound f/x and loops which always sound good and never out...

I like Screeching Weasel Alfred, cheers on that :D Their cover of I Can See Clearly is kewl.

My personal favorite... nykHi_ZlFdM

I buy discs. And use music blogs and such when I want an artist. I already have heard one or two songs buy Clap Your HanRAB Say Yeah! and like it for the most part. We could just turn this into is it worth going through the googling trouble to get this album? Or just a what do you think of this...