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Back to the future. WorRAB for The Dying. 1989. I have only come across this album in the last few weeks so was reticent to review it without giving it a fair listen. In researching it I have found there was a tendency to dismiss it by some fans and critic's but I like it. It is to me what...

eh this is weaksauce no one looks in this section of OT

Name some songs you don't understand the lyrics to, and hopefully someone will help you out. I don't get the lyrics to Bohemian Rhapsody and I would love to know peoples interpretations of it.

With today's virtual instruments, audio editing programs...there's no limit... But what's about Composing music, how to create new song/melody/theme...? Composing music with computers is almost norm? Pro Et Contra?

In my view, for an album to be held as great by someone, it must have a certain sort of moment, a moment that absolutely enthralls and hooks you, a sort of voodoo of sound. In

Would it be a film about the mentally challenged, or care in the community

Added verse to the first one: So many nights I've spent there High above the moon. Dont ask me why I went I Will never tell you. It was the need for more I Saw my mind was blind. Who cares what way you search if Peace is what you find? I used to lay awake with Tears filling my...

Not having seen one, I can understand your not wanting to accept a story. Let me tell you mine: At one point in grad school I lived in an old house. In the house there was a spot near the cellar that would sometimes be very cold, even in summer; but not always. If you went down into the...

http://oscars.com/nominees/nominees.html Shame David Carradine and Uma Thurman weren't nominated for Kill Bill 2.

I hate those kinRAB of parents, i myself am a parent, well my daughters only one and a half but still, in a couple of years when she starts wanting to go the pictures i wont be bothered by something like that! And yeah, a parent commenting to the daily sport are REALLY setting their kiRAB a...

I noticed last night that there suddenly seemed to be a couple of new guys that were giving decent critiques...I was pleasantly suprised. I've been impressed by magnus...I think I'm yet to critique any of his stuff though, I really should give him a few comments. Can't say I've looked into...

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I liked "It could happen to you" with Nicolas Cage and Bridget Fonda. It a typical rom-com film about a New York cop who doesn't have a tip for a waitress so offers her the choice of coming back later with a tip or she can take the chance on his lottery ticket - if he wins he'll give her half...

Gaah!! I'm back guys...and I seem to have missed ALL the action! So Sloth plagiarised and Burt's stepped down as Mod... Burt, you better stay around, this place won't be the same without you!! But yeah, sorry I haven't been around in what has probably been months. I've been through a total...

Hahaha

Tortoise: Live In Vancouver

Well said! Person after my own heart. I can't wait to see what the Oscars make of it!

I started buying vinyl this year, my wife bought me one of those record/tape/CD radios. I don't really collect as much as I just buy stuff for 50 cents or $1 at thrift stores. So far I haven't spent more than $8 on anything and I have aquired about 250 albums since May. We have a chain of...

i checked aswell, 1 word JACKANORY

Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls. TERRIBLE film. And I'd like to cast Blue Velvet into the pit of hell, too. I know a lot of people think it's a classic, but to me it's just grubby and nasty and makes me feel physically unpleasant.