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Warren G - Regulate...G-Funk Era I enjoyed this more than I was expecting to, G-Funk has never really been an area of hip hop I enjoyed that much, but the production is so irresistibly chilled, makes Long Beach sound like the most appealing place on Earth. So smooth and syrupy, and Warren's...

Our Future Your Clutter-The Fall Pretty good if somewhat odd on a first listen, can see it growing on me in a big way.

he isnt very interesting (i dont like his kind, the Ryuho), so i cant say im upset Suzaku just isnt important anymore, which im not.

It's been forever since i've bought a CD and my mp3 player's so old it's not compatible with anything so i haven't downloaded anything in a while. I think the last thing i downloaded was a couple Flogging Molly songs.

bah, i'm not into ben harpers music, but **** yer, he is a great guitarist

I respect rab too much. No.

scottsy, I think you have a man-crush on Devin Townsend. Ki is a pretty kick ass album though. And he was fantastic to see live.

You should try Pain of Salvation as well! They are one of my favorite in terms of modern prog. Also, give Evergrey & Anathema a go. More or less similar to the banRAB you have mentioned. Other than that, the ones above are top recs.

I would!! but not THAT much money, 15 pounRAB tops... Then again, once I start earning more money, I would be willing to pay a bit more. But only if its a guaranteed money back if they dont actually do it.

Paebiru by Lula Cortez and Ze Ramalho Some very cool Brazilian psychedelia, not the most consistent album but there are moments of absolute brilliance. The frustrating thing is that my version seems to be incomplete, with incomprehensible tagging. Apparently it was recorded in 1975, but...

Not so familiar with Swans' earlier stuff besides the odd tune, but I'll definitely have a look round for a couple of their 80s albums when I've got through the last batch of downloaRAB I made. I actually first heard of Soundtracks when I was reading this review of Scott Walker's the Drift on...

i'm still confused about it, it seems far too stupid to be real but then again stupidity is a national sport. also on one of his sites he said that he was opening for a death metal band at SXSW so you gotta wonder what the hell is going on.

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To those who never listen to albums in their entirey, it obviously won't matter as much. However, I do think they're missing out a bit. Many albums are much more than just collections of songs and have an extra layer of appreciation that can be tapped into if you listen to and take it in as a...

I totally forgot about Hesta Prynn. Yeah...but Sara Quin still wins.

Awesome, it looks like Zen Arcade is gonna do well.

Well, nowadays, my Mp3 player does most of the organising for me to be honest..... alphabwtically by artist and alphabetically within the artist's given folder.... :-)

Million Dead - To Whom It May Concern Aesop Rock - Daylight Giraffes? Giraffes! - TOMHANKS'S'ES(EM)ANTICS'ES'S

I don't think music would change that much. Some instruments date back thousanRAB of years like the drum or the shofar. Some date back hundreRAB of years like the Nyckelharpa. Some of the most coveted insrturments are Stradivarius violins, and there a few centuries old. With computers there...

court of the crimson king pwns, yo