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What would be the best forums i should look on? Basically, I have a korg sp-300 and it only has 30 preset sounRAB, and i want to get a trumpet sound out of it. I have a macbook and recently downloaded a trial version of Ableton Live, but am not sure what type of hardware/software i should use?

Blur at Glastonbury tonight! I must say i'm fairly excited.

Nevermore

I've also totally forgot about this one.

1. Bright Eyes: 121 2. Kendra: 26 3. Owen: 25 4. Patrick Wolf: 23 5. Nick Drake: 16 5. Jeff Buckley: 16 7. False Advertising: 11 8. Big Star: 9 9. Dave Melillo: 7 10. Brand New: 6

Didn't realise they had a good garage rock scene, if you can call it a scene.. I love the raw energetic sound, but I don't have enough garage rock as I should have. I may have to look at some great NYC garage rock banRAB later when I'm not in work. Any stand out NYC garage rockers that are a...

Skye! I saw her once back when she was still singing for Morcheeba. I don't get out to many shows, so this is going to be a real treat. And as an added bonus, this is one of the few groups I listen to that my wife also likes, so she's coming along too :)

P.O.S obviously. And that ATDI vs Refused is an incredibly hard one. Relationship Of Command is my favorite album ever, but The Shape Of Punk To Come is very close behind. That being said, I don't really care too much for Refused's other material, but In/Casino/Out ranks very highly for me...

So is this what it`s come to? You`re just going to go into every band thread & compare them to Kiss. *Yawn*

Toto is cool! I've never really listened to much of the Deftones but Change (In the House of Flies) was quite a good track.

Seven Circles to me was more of a "fuck it" album than anything else. Probably made to fulfill their contract with EMI and at that point the creative differences were already well in full effect.

:bonkhead: You're silly.

He hates everything made after 1966 because he's over 100 years old.

I LOLed and agree completely. I guess appreciating the contributions of black people specifically in history is some form of open-mindedness these days. I, for one, don't feel indebted to black people for what my ancestors did.

Finally, someone agrees on the godawfulness of Eureka 7.

See, the problem is you people need to listen to On Avery Island instead! :D I'm not kidding.

oh my G************************************d! why?

haha i dont know, thats what it came up as in limewire for me its good nonetheless :)

I imagine that maybe within the next 15 years they'll finally call the quits for good seeings how Rivers is in his early thirties and married and has a college degree. I imagine he'll find something else to do with his time. As well as the other merabers of Weezer. Weezer rocks!! :laughing: