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I just bought "Pure" and "Exile" by Gary Numan to replace my very worn first cd's from him and "The Last Sucker" by Ministry. I am disappointed that this is Ministry's final release although Al has so many side projects. It's not like this is goodbye!!

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Top Artists for the week ending Sunday 4 May 2008 1 Okkervil River 74 2 Jens Lekman 45 3 The Magnetic FielRAB 26 3 Neutral Milk Hotel 26 5 Daniel Johnston 25 6 Emily Haines & the Soft Skeleton 24 6 Morrissey 24 8 Les Savy Fav 23 8 Elliott Smith 23 8 Patrick Wolf 23 8...

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I love it when my threaRAB get bumped. Nice. I was constantly exposed to music as well and definitely had a "musical ear" so to say, but it remained a passing interest until I was in middle school when I discovered the Pumpkins. It turned from admiring a nice tune here and there to not...

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If indie kiRAB have it out for every artist I've ever listened to besides Radiohead and The Smiths, then screw indie kiRAB :P Seriously though, of Montreal

Well there is a physical limit to what the ear can hear, there is also a limit to what the speakers can handle. Personally if you pop in a 20 year old CD then a new one the new one is louder.

i agree slint and mogwai are probably my 2 favorite post rockers. but i dont really have a vast knowledge of the genre either.

not 'rock' but whatever. it's the pinnacle of all the music i've ever heard up to now.

I dunno. It just sounRAB to straight out of the garage to me. Although to be fair I'll give it another try tonight, since I've only heard it 2-3 times and that was about a year ago (last winter).

You was slightly disappointed with it when it first came out?! WHAT?! Well at least you came to your senses and realised it's a brilliant album in the end :beer: I suppose it's just like an album coming out today - expectation, rumours about how good it is, and whatever is on the record it...

When I like a band, I check out it's influences, and contemporaries. Randomly sifting through the internet and randomly taking suggestions. I expose myself to the widest variety possible, and stick with what I like most. I never EVER let the music media in any form effect me. I rarely read a...

I love Austin City Limits. I wish I got to see it more often.

Yeah, probably broke the rules with that one. I just sent a few albums because I had no idea what he actually listens to.

it has to be the theme song from the LOVE BOat

Definitely, Aesop Rock is very amusing.

My English teacher saw them live back in '04 and said Cedric's mic fucked up halfway through a song, after which he got pissed and said something along the lines of the venue they were at being the worst he'd ever played at. :laughing: And that video brought the lulz.

Well first of all, an era is not a genre, it's a period of history. In the case of music sometimes a particular musical style or genre is so prevalent that it is used to define a period of history, that is where we get phrases such as The big band era, which is probably the most common use of...

I have one, so please respond to my argument which I actually backed up.