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Hell fire 'muzyc'. You list 9 songwriters (7 of which i agree with) 2 are Ok, and then you put 'Elton John' at the bottom. But your right there; that's where he likes to be - at someones bottom. Forgetting the queer stuff i can't believe you putting that slug on your list. Song writer...

I would love to see a tough girl on Pokemon. It'd make things way more interesting. Zoe from Dinosaur King was one good example. The problem is that, it's Pokemon. Misty was good example.

Yorke might have agreed with "Creep"; I've read he had a deep hatred for that song & RH didn't play it for years. Phil Spector's wall of sound orchestration was a bit overblown on 'Winding Road, but it's not a bad song.

Wilco "A Ghost Is Born" Nine Inch Nails "With Teeth"

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think local - because nobody's going to come from miles away - aRAB in local stores (all sorts, not just record), local paper, and sound out your frienRAB to see if they know anyone who might be interested.

The new Tool cover O.O

EMEETEEAYCHOHDEE MAAAAN Yeah that album is pretty bi‎tchin'. Love they samples they use, the instrumental backings are some of the finest in rap.

My wife listened to this so much I had to buy her "Ladies and Gentlemen, We're Floating in Space" to break the spell. Now I hear more Spiritualized than I would probably on my own, but it did the trick (this album is "OK." Kid A & Amnesiac are much, much better).

well.. I was 14 back then when BSB awaken my passion for music. my frienRAB are still teasing me up to now with that passion for boybanRAB. But that's all part of growing up.:offtopic: Anyways, I also love the 60's and the 70's but coming to maturity, I realized that 80's has produced all the...

If you want a dose of upbeat electro-pop check out CSS, esp their self-titled. They always get me going :)

Never heard of 'em. Doesn't sound like I should bother. :D But yeah I see what you're saying, this may have been one of the first albums of the era in which I heard such goofiness, so I hadn't warmed up to it.

@alfred's idea 1. The Mars Volta - Wax Simulacra/Goliath 2. Brand New - Sowing Season/Millstone meh, can't think of any more without scrolling through my library

I'm actually dreading the electronica era, if it gets really really huge. Mainly because I've been listening to electronic music for so long, a huge upsurge in popularity can only lead to cheese, over-saturation and watering down of the music. In the mainstream, at least. There's enough cheese...

It would probably be funnier if it weren't a deliberately chosen stage name.

The Near Misses list is far more impressive than The Good list. You should be ashamed of yourself. ;)

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I think that one is intelligent too (although consciously anti-intellectual) and clever as hell. "Any guitar fan who doesn't love this album probably has a mustache. Or wears a denim jacket. Either way, he doesn't find women attractive." :laughing:

Stars Of The Lid Clannad Afterlife Tangerine Dream Explosions In The Sky John Martyn Jose Padilla Everything But The Girl Marillion Pink Floyd William Orbit Burial Marvin ***e Sigur Ros King Curtis Fat Freddy's Drop Just some of the music I listen to ease my mind.

You're a BITCH ETHAN!