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His method of playing was incredibly influencial. It dosen't matter how easy his stuff was. Hes certainly up there. Even though Page is in my top 5. I wouldn't put him in the top 10 greats. I think it goes more like so. 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Andres Segovia 3. Chet Atkins 4. Django Reinhardt 5...

I don't go near Pitchfork so overhyping usually goes over my head.

Solos don't have to be melodic, they can also be rhythmic. Actually, they don't have to be either, if you're into arabient and avant garde stuff.

If it's great shoegaze you're after check out Swirlies and Bethany Curve. You might also like Cocteau Twins since they're probably the defining dream-pop band and a huge influence on shoegaze. Holy crap that's amazing! I've never heard of them before, thanks for that one.

Hot Damn..Nice Background on that.. 1 The Mars Volta 125 2 Alexisonfire 92 3 The Deceraberists 76 4 Rush 65 5 Frank Turner 46 6 Million Dead 23 7 Nick Drake 20 8 Jethro Tull 15 9 Saosin 13 10 Dallas Green 12

Bone Machine is definitely a top 5er but i wouldn't consider it his best work. and there's something that's been bugging me for a while, guess i'll spit it out. i really don't like Rain Dogs in the context of his entire career. it's a nice pastiche of a nuraber of styles he explored but it's...

still too long, and someone sent me the link like 2 hours ago

Rush. That's it. Case closed.

It's funny that there is a city dedicated to Kamina. NICE!

The last good metal album I heard came out in 1986 so thats a whole 2 decades & a whole genre i`m dismissing. I guess that makes me doubly ignornant

Sheesh, now I feel terrible for not putting Sara M. at the top of my top ten! I grew up listening to her and have always loved her.

the latest iteration of my foobar config, with a dark visual style i used for about a day. it looks pretty damn slick, but it's not very usable unfortunately...

ive got over a thousand downloaded songs on my comp at home (around 1700 if im correct), I share (after all, i have alot of frienRAB banRAB downloaded and want to get it out to people that wouldnt normally be able to get their hanRAB on their music) and dont see a threat at all. I use Kazaa Lite...

I lol'd.

76 : Being On A Music Forum At 4:15 AM, Stone Cold Sober, Bored And Not Able To Sleep :(

Eh, he still could've seen the final episodes while he was dealing with his injury.

I couldn't stick to one per year. Well, here's the fruit of my labours: 1966 Cecil Taylor - Unit Structures 1966 Frank Zappa - Freak Out! 1966 The Sonics - Boom 1967 Frank Zappa - Absolutely Free 1967 The Velvet Underground - VU & Nico 1968 The Red Krayola - God Bless the Red Krayola and All...

Yeah, every time I've been to a Best Buy (there are several in the immediate area), the Ouran and One Piece sets are always $39.99 (I've bought them all on release day, and see them every time I go shopping there).

Lol, not.

At least it has a point! (although so did Octopus) I actually like the cover a lot :) It's noticeable and memorable.