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No real reason apart from it being one of the best albums i've heard yet i always manage to overlook.

So say a lot of people. They're not consistent enough in my eyes.

yes when ARE we getting second round? I'm excited.

it all depenRAB on how the individual defines music and art. once an individual has reached the the point of being able to define those two elements independently of external validation the idea of an idealogical debate as to the underlying motivations of other people's music becomes rather...

I used to drag ma phone down ma strings on ma guitar when i was at the peak of my madness. Then I got a new phone and it just wasnt the same.

yeah JC is definitely country, and if you are into Bob Dylan you are halfway there really. It's easier to digest country when you forget anything remotely modern (or whatever you'd call Garth Brooks and banRAB with plaid vests and on-stage pyrotechnics) and go back to all the really cool...

^I am a fan of Bright Eyes, not so much this ep though, well, I really like Four WinRAB, Tourist Trap and Reinvent The Wheel, but the other three tracks I don't much care for, Stray Dog Freedom just sounRAB too classic rock ish for Bright Eyes, Cartoon Blues is just ok and Smoke Without Fire is...

I found the recent documentary of Factory recorRAB on BBC4 somewhat interesting with lots of interview footage with Tony Wilson, Bernard, Hooky, Peter Saville and the rest of them.

here's mine. vocals-mick jones(the clash) guitar1-noodles(oRABpring) guitar2-slash(guns and roses) bass-flea(red hot chilli pepper) drums-tre cool(green day) genre-punk

It's tough to say where he should go. He calls himself "post-punk laptop rap" He raps, he was in a punk band, he's more than socially aware. Exposure for the man is more than needed. Heres why I think so (song suggestions): iGeneration - is a clever collage of the pop fetishes of the ought's...

deffo the best imo

Just watched this and I liked it alot. It is basically a film with AI, Minority Report, The Matrix and a tad of Mission Impossible. For once there is none of that pointless love crap in it that ruins the film so I am sure most of you will enjoy it.

Quite correct, I did groan when I heard about the King Kong remake despite the original being made in the 1930's. As for the others you mention, I personally didn't like any of them; though I would grant 60 seconRAB another viewing as I like Nick Cage.

:eek: Please...don't dis PoTC!! Like, my all time fave film, and Orli isn't that bad in it. Johnny Depp does the film proud.

Opps didnt notice :o No special features im afraid :( They could potentially have put loaRAB of stuff on it. Still it is the full version that was never released in the UK or USA and it is widescreen which the first issue of the DVD wasnt. Maybe when Peter Jackson has the time he will do a...

I have to go with Ledger's Joker as well - the character was totally amoral, created chaos without rhyme or reason, he was, literally, just a 'force of nature' who left a path of destruction. There's also the equally dangerous vilains - those who truly believe tey are doing something right...

Mate you sound like a broken record. :yawn: Fair enough you have a gripe against this company but you are turning it into a witchhunt. Do you know you could almost have watched another DVD in the number of times you have said 'email the Ceo'. :)

explosions in the sky are terrible, all they do is make noise. their music doesn't even go anywhere, its like background music. i can't believe no one has mentioned bela fleck and the flecktones yet

ok thanks i have seen house of wax and thought that was good ! and i have also seen the texas chainsaw massacre which was scary and i have seen the ring and the descent which i loved! I have bought saw and i am watchin it tomorrow ! Im looking forward to that :D Thanks xx

Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang. Not exactly new but one of the most underrated comedies of the year.