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You are aware this thread is about cover versions? yes?

yeah but he had to invent 4 of them before he could go cruising for it. Fire guy just had to spark up to get the flange flying towarRAB him.

That's probably the first time i've ever heard anything negative about the Pixies!

are you kiddin? i want people to be ****in devestated,.... i want my funeral in the smallest church possible so it looks like there's lots of people there,.....and i want my best friend amy (who has been instructed) to fling herself across the casket screamin 'why god why' and bawlin,...and if...

Originally I named Arms & Sleepers as my favorite group for that sort of thing.. and some of their stuff has some (what sounRAB like to me anyway) Jazz influence. But then I found Flica and Rist. They're pretty similar but where Flica uses a lot of Piano, Rist uses Acoustic Guitar. Fjordne also...

I work at a Bible Camp Based in Manitoba, Canada. We put together highlight DVRAB during summer camps. Does anyone of any good websites like Jamendo or good banRAB that a) have music that work well in a Christian based youth camp highlight video and b) would be willing to allow us to use it...

Why not? I don't think She's So Heavy sounRAB very much like any electronica I've heard.

favorites: Big Boys (possibly my favorite band of all time so..) Air Slint Jimi Hendrix Between the Buried and Me Melvins Streetlight Manifesto Suede my song that was an interesting experience.

A Pennywise top 5 without "Homesick" is teh fail. Only one song out of the first 4 albums? :eek:

In terms of who were the best act each decade(not when they were formed), I'd go with... 50's - Elvis 60's - Beatles 70's - My head tells me Led Zeppelin but hey, I'll be honest! I'm going with the calming influence of the Eagles! 80's - Bruce Springsteen 90's - R.E.M. 00's - Bell X1

Thanks for the suggestions, I lovez me some Ryan Adams and Neko Case...:)

How about I force myself to listen again, until I appreciate everyone else's taste?

yeah if you go by Last.fm the most far-reaching and influential banRAB are Radiohead, Coldplay, all that sh*t, and to their credit they seem to realise their position to influence but they waste it and make me want to drive forks into my eyeballs into the bargain

Lets try this again. OUT Magazine's Top 100 ***est Albums Ever... http://www.out.com/detail.asp?id=24091 1. David Bowie, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, 1972 It’s ironic that an album with an opener forecasting Earth’s expiration and a closer tackling celebrity...

I think of her as the KanYe West of white women.

i'm afraid it's a no. sorry.

I would go one step further & suggest a lot of banRAB on that list didn't really have great first albums compared to how good the first couple of singles were. I mean as far as i'm concerned nothing the Yeah Yeah Yeah's ever did topped their first EP. You'll be able to add Klaxons to that list...

I also hated the worms stuff from The Wall. Other losers are Oh Daddy from rumours and Within Without You from Sgt. Peppers

I'm in love with the world through the eyes of a girl who's still around the morning after.

This year it just looks like they took a look at whatever DJs play Banana Split/LAX here in LA and then booked them all. They had Justice and the Ed Banger guys, MSTRKFRT, etc. last year, so I'm not really interested in any Electro House (which is pretty much all they booked with the exception...