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The cropping in today's episode was really, really distracting. When Yamcha died in today's episode (OMG SPOILER!!!1!1!), they played that really great song that they played when Goku died back in Episode 003. However, as much as I like that song, I hope Kai doesn't overuse it. We've got a...

As far as metal genres go, I think screamo is the best one :p:

which is overall, i like 2 of their albums.

more like wincest

Axl Rose. All the way. Without a boubt. :band:

Trying to compile a playlist for new years of 100 songs that shaped the decade, not necessarily the best, because every single person would have a different view on that. Although i think these songs are far from the best songs, they have helped shape the music culture of the decade. let us know...

movements don't die. they just lose topical relevance and speed to the youth of the day before being re-appropriated about 10-20 years later as a 'post-' version of its previous self.

1. Thrice - 178 2. De La Soul - 21 3. Kanye West - 17 3. Kid Cudi - 17 5. St. Vincent - 12 6. The Polyphonic Spree - 11 7. Ratatat - 10 7. The Twilight Sad - 10 9. Radiohead - 6 10. Jesu - 4 In case you hadn't noticed, i can't get enough Thrice this week.

i don't like either of them but if i was strapped to a chair and forced to listen to one of them i'd have to say descendants

What the f*ck? C'mon now, I know I wasn't expecting a lanRABlide but they gotta have more supporters than this. And Jackhammer is right, this is supposed to represent the opinions of the rabroad community, not some buttmunches who just freaking joined.

sorry i didn't even know a thread for this existed (i usually don't open the stickied threaRAB)

I don't keep me money in no bank, I keep it an old sock in a jar buried in the back yard so the great depression doesn't take it away

Well, OKC leaves me feeling very empty, but, like, in a good way. I love the atmospheric music and the different arrangements swirling around the room, and the softest layers of sound you can hear if you turn it up. but i suppose this is the album whose lyrics resonate with me the most, the...

I'm not sure. Probably one of these two: In the Ghetto (Elvis Presley) or Pearls (Sade): EHHEF2IwqTs v5UOqrJqSnc

This thread should be stickied.

"It's getting hot in here!" Nah, it's just you. Jack Skellington?

Thirded. One of my absolute all time favourites. It would definitely be right toward the top of any list I could make, in the heights somewhere.

While I've heard over 80 of those, these are the only ones I have:

hey whoa mind if i ask a stupid question? where the fuck is this coming from?