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Talk about low reading comprehension. Reread his post. He's not talking about them not being measurable, he's saying they don't have a measurable value. He's saying that that's a stupid way to measure music because according to you you can just add sound for the sake of adding sound and...

When I Grow Up- Garbage.

Part the Second - Maudlin of the well a lot different than what i expected, but still nice

I knew people back in high school who literally worshipped Pitchfork, so I assure you guys that yes, people do exist out there who form their opinions solely on Pitchfork's verdicts. Rainard: I noticed those lists also, but when you are making any top 100 lists of the 1970's when you are a...

Absolute yes to Chuck Berry. Not only is he one of the most influential people in the history of rock but stuff he recorded fifty years ago still has an edge to this day.

There was a book I read earlier in the year called Ripped: How the Wired Generation Revolutionized the Music Industry and the author went into great detail about this subject. No not barring any errors on the authors part it pretty much goes like this. Major record label execs give large...

Last 7 days: 1 Brand New 56 2 Stephen Lynch 35 3 The Beatles 34 4 Say Anything 23 5 The Smiths 22 6 Elliott Smith 21 7 Iron & Wine 18 8 At the Drive-In 16 9 Bright Eyes 13 10 The Injured List 11 10 Ben FolRAB 11 12 The Tallest...

just wondering because im doing all 3 science at a level and would like a tutor for them so i was just interested to know if combined covers all or is it a completly different subject

I love Brendan Perry. His voice is just magical. Back in the day when I was listening to Dead Can Dance extensively, I was always noticing songs that Lisa Gerrard sang first, but later the ones with Perry grew on me even more. Now I can say that some of my favorite Dead Can Dance songs are...

Influence is only one set of criteria. What about creativity, originality, musicianship, songwriting, impact...etc. As for Radiohead being an influence, I've heard it many banRAB ranging from Sigur Ros, Travis and Muse to Kashmir and The Forgotten Army. Also the term "post rock" is so loosely...

Jay Reatard - Blood Visions Jay Reatard - Matador Singles '08

Dragon Ball Z Kai Season 1 Part 1 And this is why I dont buy the one piece DVD's anymore. 13 episodes charged at about $30.00 for a series that will have 100 + episodes. It's really a rip. I hope that the FMAB sets come with atleast 26 episodes or else I'm going to have to play the waiting...

Finally got around to... It's actually all right. Props to sweet_nothing.

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Ok, what did it sound like?...WorRAB?

Your musical compatibility with franscar is Low Music you have in common includes Sigur R

I don't really see why it's better to listen to their older albums, rather than post Black Sails. Their earlier stuff is quite frankly ridiculous, uninspiring, and badly written. And I love punk rock.

Want to take his place? Thank you dear, I had a feeling you'd like that one. Do you want a link for the album? Sunday Smile is lovely. I had a hard time deciding whether to post it or Nantes, actually. But you're right, the entire album is phenominal. I'd say it's one of the best of the decade.

Johnny Rebel - Nigger Hatin' Me 2vNzz2VMWac I win. I'm not gonna write the lyrics out.