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There.

You bore me

Yeah it was like they were telling the story of how it all began but also telling a story much further on down the line when they are stronger, some of the attacks that were used were really cool, i also think the fight between the two students was a set up as a lure for Reifon because of the...

I personally love the following: death metal, heavy metal, goth metal, love metal, and black metal. I can listen to rock. most of it doest bother me, but i'm with the metal.

does it really matter how many strings they use???

I see what you did there :laughing:

Tonight I am digging Beside Yourself by the Church... a companion B - sides album to their "Forget Yourself" release of 2003... but stanRAB up quite well as an album... remarkably well, showing the true depth this band really has!

Anything by Lilys or Animal Collective plzz

The Astronettes - S/T Surf / Garage rock played by naked French chicks who think they're astonauts. I mean how f*cking cool can you get.

I never said angst and teen angst were the same, but when I said "angsty adolescents" I was obviously referring to teen angst, which I then proceeded to define for you. Since we pretty much agreed that I didn't have an argument to start with (I was just trying to tear down yours) I'm not sure...

I'm not saying they really are learning from their mistakes but it's possible that they're trying to fix their mistakes.

I wouldn't be so severe, but damn am I glad that somebody said this.

pink FloyRAB - Wish you Were Here is probably some of the best music I have ever heard, I like The Acacia Strain alot also, them guys are hardcore...

Hot tho.

I have to earlier than that: Randy Rhodes Although I love all the guys you mentioned, they rock!

Let it bleed

Its been a while... all I remeraber is that: Boo Boo has great taste and knowledge in prog and rock in general. And that Jackhammer is awesome because he likes Metal and Ska/Reggae. Seltzer is a great metal head.

Starting pushing through the massive cache I picked up, there are some real gems here. While it's still fresh, here's two of the better ones: Alice Coltrane - Journey in Satchidananda (1970) Wonderful free jazz enserable led by a poetically spiritual composer named Alice Coltrane (no...

Pithecanthropus Erectus - Charles Mingus Ysabel's Table Dance - Charles Mingus Song of the Stars - Dead Can Dance Strictly Genteel - Frank Zappa Maggot Brain - Funkadelic Ascension - John Coltrane Stella - Kashiwa Daisuke Moonchild - King Crimson Trilogy - Mahavishnu Orchestra Shh/Peaceful -...