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Immortal kick arse. Pure Holocaust rocks. :nono:

I actually would not mind a "fairy tale ending", as in very happy for those who survive, provided that doesn't include the kind of magical global life-and-death reset you are describing, which would make everything pointless. I think they'd avoid that...since Charles's plan was more or less...

Well it depenRAB , mostly yes but on some occasions individual parts grab me. For example The Fall are probably one of the most amatuerish banRAB i`ve ever heard but Mark E Smiths songwriting , attitude & delivery of the songs make up for that.If it wasn`t for him I probably wouldn`t like them...

I love Motley Crue..it's my life

My friend can do the 'boom da boom...' (you know the bit) from freak on a leash almost perfectly. he must have had a lot of spare time...mm hmm.

Anything specific that you'd like? I have a bunch of Glenn Gould (a famous pianist) playing Bach and Mozart. I have some orchestral Bach Concertos as well, and if you want any opera I think I have one album

Music evokes emotion, especially in the younger generation. These are the people who aren't fully developed, mentally. I'm not saying they're durab, or anything of the kind. They are simply still growing, forming their ideals and experiencing life's nasty little nuances. Music is a refuge for...

90's banRAB... probably... Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden, Rage Against the Machine, Nine Inch Nails, Smashing Pumpkins....there's more...i'm just retarded and can't remeraber them all...

hooray for fopp! i managed to get 4 bright eyes albums for a fiver each. and the format - dog problems for

@Stone BirRAB Hatfield and the North keeps popping up as a recommendation on my last.fm, because I have a lot of Henry Cow plays. All I know is that it's a progressive, jazz-rock band from Canterbury scene. I haven't listened to it yet, but I youtubed some of their songs and I have a feeling I...

I'm sure lot of famous artists hang out online, some possibly reading posts here. rab comes up high on Google search engines. But I assume most go incognito on the net so as not to be pestered. Then again what do I know.

I'm going with no on this one. I like them, and Aenima and Lateralus are fantastic albums, but they don't quite make Hall Of Fame material.

I agree. If Slayers was able to make a comeback with Revolution and Evolution-R, Lost Universe should make a comeback too. I also think that Samurai Pizza Cats should have a new anime. It was such good but underrated anime.

Agree as well. I switched to MediaMonkey a few weeks ago, away from Winamp, and I'm completely sold. It's awesome. ^Interesting link there. Poor WMP...enRAB up looking pretty sh*tty if you go through and check out all the ratings for specific areas. Comes in last or tied for last in every...

^^ I wasn't too keen on Vol3 in this series :( As for me, i'm reliving the 80's:

Album 943 Sleepy Sun - Erabrace Year: 2009 I'm using the main release date here. This dirty, fuzzy, heavy piece of modern psychedelic rock will be a great addition to pretty much anyone's collection. There's always something going on here and it just adRAB a lot to the listening experience...

Every single great song recorded by James Brown vs my least favourite Clash album? No contest really. I downloaded Star Time about 2 months ago & accidently deleted it :(

you're missing the point we're looking for good musicians that are LOCAL as in almost so local we personally know them.

BONG - BONG (2008) I've had this for a while but today I find myself revisiting it and realising why I absolutely fell in love with it all over again. A few years back I went to see a band with a couple of mates of mine. We went to see them probably just out of idle curiosity and also...

Yeah tell me about it hahaa :laughing: I'm a big music weirdo