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Y`know I have no idea how old that Enserable person is but with every idiotic post I take a year off. Is it possible to be minus 150 years old?

The Beau Brummels - Two Days Till Tomorrow (B to Don't Make Promises) Sad Little Girl (B to Good Time Music) The Shangri Las - Dressed in Black (B to He Cried) Paradise (B to Past, Present, and Future, a fine version of a song also recorded by The Ronettes) I'll Never Learn (B to Sweet SounRAB...

Fantastic set is'nt it? The added bonus of the Syd scrapbook makes it a superb package.

I agree that Big Black aren't the best Chicago band (though I do like them), but Smashing Pumpkins? No way.

I almost put a disclaimer in but... I didn't think anybody was that big of a douchebag...

Haven't listened to that in yonks - I'm a bit too obsessed with Our Mother the Mountain y'see. Jem - Down To Earth A lot better than I thought it'd be. One pretty awful song aside, this is quite a nice cocktail of trip-hop, neo-soul and very memorable pop melodies. Nothing truly brilliant...

You may have hit on the underlying thing of why I don't like it. Im no patriot and it pisses me off when you get British people Yank bashing and talking about how great British culture is. Personally I think most of its pure s*** but thats just my opinion. British tradition is dancing around a...

Nice idea fora thread man. If I can bothered I might make my own comp a bit later

I just can't choose one as the "best". Virtually all of their albums were revolutionary for their time. Of all their original album releases, I don't believe there was a weak one in the bunch. There are some I consider better than others, but even the ones I don't consider their best were...

strength -sometimes can fake knowing something about music weakness -in reality doesnt have a clue

K, since you lightweights can't even finish a 100 album thread, and since I'm greater and sexier than everyone, I'm going to try my hand at this. Albums are in no order, and only one album per band allowed, and no albums from the original 1001 list. 1951: Bud Powell: The Amazing Bud Powell...

If I'm right, he might be referring to the original Mobile Suit Gundam series. EDIT: Well, if you're going to bring yours in, I may as well bring mine in.

In the sense of redefining art in their given medium?

You think reality TV shows are a good thing? You`re easily pleased I must say. No doubt you`d find pro celebrity sh*t shovelling compelling viewing

Aw what about your one, RezZ? Or was that one not intended to be an entry?

i suppose the sky's a little bit of a bland one but hell its better than anything i could bloody do, although as soon as my current band get a demo out ill be plastering it all over this forum and you guys can judge for yourselves.

i thought Suicide pre-dated no wave by a few years? Not to mention Bush Tetras who are quite generically post-punk sounding (if we go by your definition of the term, i take it to mean more of a worldwide minRABet that incorporates all manner of sounRAB, including no wave)... I totally get the...

Haha epic, shame about chuck berry though.

Woo, go see emily play.

Do you have a turntable. If so buy the LP, record to computer, burn tracks off to cd-r. Otherwise you are going to pay out the ass for a cd release.