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The American Gangster Soundtrack. Laugh at me, call me names, all that. But, and I usually hate soundtracks for being so scattered (Forrest Gump and such aside), but this thing I'm really digging. Old blues/r'n'b/soul nurabers corabine with Anthony Hamilton's new (I guess you'd call it r'n'b...

Nice one Jedey, I'll add it to the list.

hvvGM3QhtOg The lyrics speak for themselves.

I don't care about quality or anything, my gripe is that people who take pictures at gigs are far too eager to boast about where they've been later on, rather than actually enjoy the damn gig at the time. There's some great artists there, but it sounRAB like you're judging recent hip-hop...

^ great review sir.

Interesting additional part of this: "Waiting For The Sun" was released on Rick Rubin's label Def American and Rubin also produced "Mary Jane's Last Dance".

As much as I don't like, well its not that I don't like it, I honestly don't know what to say, but like; A lot of times when i talk to people about nirvana they'll be like "oh they did smells like teen spirit" or "Oh the Smells Like Teen Spirit ya i like that one" and they don't know what it...

I may have to give her a chance. I can honestly say it has never even crossed my mind before to do so. I liked Ash for a while and then grew very bored of them and at least from the outside it appeared as though she didnt really contribute much to the band. When she went solo I just never had...

Hmm. I dislike Corabichrist's lyrics, though it's probably better to treat them as a 'stealth parody'. The Birthday Massacre are a bit boring for their apparent 'contemporary songwriting'.

"They offered me a million bucks. All I want's a steady f[COLOR="Black"]u[/COLORck." - Million by Jawbreaker

iTunes: The Smiths-Panic(16 Plays) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AlH2oYedfk Last.fm Sufjan Stevens-Casimir Pulaski Day(64 Plays) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EzeW5KoPUI

How do you not know Dear Prudence? I'm flabbergasted.

Well it's not surprising that someone who listens to banRAB like Underoath and sub humans wouldn’t appreciate something a beautiful as In Rainbows.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned "Ocean" (the longer version, from the box set, with John Cale playing, not the Loaded version). I think that's VU's greatest song and quite perfect. On the candidate list for greatest song ever. My top five VU songs: 1. Ocean 2. Candy Says 3. Sunday Morning...

nice one on the comp jackhammer, i've been pretty strung out recently and your mix is the first thing to have relaxed me. Sweet unconsciousness! Especially that track from the Insider soundtrack and the Aswad. Good call on the Faith No More track, that was a schizo album, what would you think...

I guess they still haven't adjusted to the concept of changing things when technology changes.

Truly sad news. Meowth was my favorite team rocket meraber and I always hated it when he'd have the spotlight in the show only to be knocked aside in some comic relief manner. (Like in that one episode about his past that was made into a movie.) Again, such sad news...and a stomach virus of all...

I don't know how to poll so could someone??? add to the list if i forget anyone you deem important Ian Curtis (Joy Division) Robert Smith (The Cure) John Lydon (PiL) Bernard Sumner (New order) Morrisey (The smiths) Siouxsie Sioux (Siouxsie and the banshees) Adam Ant (adam and the ants) Mark E...

Nah rock is heavier. Rock and roll has like keys in it, and strange sounding electric guitars. Listen to Chuck Berry- 'Roll over Beethove' and then The Rolling Stones- Sympathy for the Devil, you'll get it. Plus rock 'n' roll was usually played by black artist, until some guy called Elvis came...