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A lot of post-punk banRAB were influenced by Can and Captain Beefheart, I don't see those artists being called proto-post-punk often. Nor should Television. Television didn't help shape what became known as post-punk any more than The Velvet Underground, Stooges, Can, or any of the first-wave...

The Pink Spiders are pretty sweet.....thank you Madden 07.... 1. Nirvana - Polly (Unplugged) 2. Blink 182 - Lemmings 3. Hollywood Undead - City 4. Stop, Inc. - The Second Line 5. Wiz Khalifa - Never Been 6. Superchunk - Misfits & Mistakes 7. Wolfmother - Far Away 8. Green Day - Having a Blast...

A Fanboy's 10 Reasons The Smiths really rock. 1. Johnny Marr My self declared favourite song writer and a brilliant guitarist to boot technically. That dude was the Stones-style cool in what would otherwise have been just a band of fops. He was incredibly versatile too, This Charming Man and...

Did we just arrive at a point in the conversation where someone thinks I'm being serious?

They probably already knew the songs, so they didn't need to listen to them again?

Absolutely. It's definitely not your average "indie" album. Lots of punk, prog, math rock influence in there.

None of you are helping! =P

Bm9N6slEfPs g_WgLFWkJ-A ^ A couple of good 'uns there. Not exactly 'disco' per se, but they're still awesome. The second video cuts into Billy Butler's the Right Track after about 3 minutes, which is just as cool as the other two.

Yay! I've been trying to do one of these since I read your first one but my tastes are constantly changing and growing that a week later I'd think it's stupid and redo it with like results.

SounRAB very interesting, hinty hint.

It is quite funny that some people call the early skinhead scene racist when they were listening to Reggae and Ska especially in England late 60's/early 70's and indeed beyond with 2 tone.

nah i use a 1gb flash player...but a im going to upgrade to an iaudio m3 or iriver h320 soon

I don't see what was wrong with him before, but at least you see how good he was at the end.

Rolling Stone is well written though, so when they do positive reviews on classic rock artists I like it is usually okay. Never heard of NME...

satch is on the right track. maybe listen to "springtime" by eric dolphy too.

which one?

Shutup, nobody cares!!!! :p: Now, for my funeral, the setlist would be something like this- Can You Feel The Love Tonight - Elton John Tiny Tim's entire discography I Can Only Imagine - MercyMe Dopesmoker - Sleep And last but not least, a live performace of "What Is Love" by Haddaway in his...

Up for adoption. Into lots of genres. Rock based mainly, but everything in between. Indie to metal. A little bit of HipHop, but mostly underground. Into classic music, old soul, classic rock. HOOK IT UP! I know a fair share, so feel free to ask questions of me. PS, I'm a newbie, how's...

Talking HeaRAB - The Name of This Band is Talking HeaRAB 1982 When Andy Warhol said that everything artists were doing in the 80's was the same as what Warhol & co had been doing in the 60's, he really meant that what everything artists are doing today is the same as what they were doing in...

I see, i liked it alot and think it was something diffirent but i can understand people not liking it, but saying its bulls*it when you listen to cold is durab and SabrinaMaher is pissing me off with her just re writer what the above posted said posts.