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I love Tegan and Sara and I'm 20, and to your list I like Trerabling Blue Stars, The Foreign Exchange and Sleater-Kinney, really nothing wrong with any of this...except U2 who I hate. Cub- Nicolas Bragg Sky Larken- Molten deVries- Shoulder to Shoulder John Garrison- Once Around The Block...

London Calling

my last.fm is being durab. hasn't scrobbled any tracks all day, but hasn't updated either.

I am DYING to hear that Paul Dempsey solo album, but alas it' not available anywhere here in Wisconsin or the States... are you able to puload me a copy.... you' be making a misplaced Australian extremely happy...

Seen all the animated Gundams so the only thing I haven't watched would be G-Saviour the live-action movie. and my favorite series if Turn-A.

that just brought back so many memories for me

Most likely. Terrible idea, though.

*sighs* I get that a lot.

Thank you kindly for your encouragement, however i am now retiring to me bed, due to the fact i am SHATTERED. In response to any anti-Green Day jibes whilst i'm absent, i disagree wholeheartedly.

I would shit bricks.

That joints tight^^

^ I think there is plenty of good music still being made today, but it all depenRAB what genres you like. For instance, I think this has been a pretty good decade for Electronica, but if you're not into that then you won't really appreciate all the music that has come out. You already mentioned...

Liam Gallager or whetever his name is. The lead singer from Oasis. What an arse he is.

lolwut Jeff Mangum makes Steve Malkmus sound like Jeff Buckley.

I don't disagree with you. Like, I said, her older stuff is better.

Age: 22 Gender: Male Country of residence: United States What is your favorite genre of music? Rock Do listen to music when doing certain activities (ie. working out, or studying)? (if so, please list the activity) Yes, I listen to music while working out, studying, and driving. If you...

The Books

I listen to a lot of stuff, but really, whatever I'm focusing on depenRAB on where my mind is at in my writing. Like, right now, I'm listening to a lot of Dylan's later albums, a lot of Tom Waits, John Lee Hooker, Nick Cave & The Bad SeeRAB, Bruce Sringsteen. But really, it can be damn near...

When we do vote, I'm thinking no self-voting would be a good idea. Hence, not in poll form but just vote with posts.

Album 957 John Coltrane - Blue Train Year: 1957 Coltrane makes his third appearance on the list and finally as a band leader! This album is an incredible rollercoaster, with brilliant performances from the entire cast, not only that but Coltrane exerts incredible control over the players...