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Yep, went for some Arcade fire - Neon Bible, in fact! Should be most enjoyable indeed!

Goldfinger

In 1899 Edward Elgar introduced his Variations on an Original Theme with these worRAB: The Enigma I will not explain - its 'dark saying' must be left unguessed, and I warn you that the connection between the Variations and the Theme is often of the slightest texture; further, through and over...

Because I don't want to place a limit on the message delivered by the song.

I'm not just talking about Christgau. In general RATM are more critically accepted. Just look up a whole bunch of critics lists and see how many more lists RATM make than KC.

Even though I have never had any of his albums, I've heard a couple of Kid Rock's songs and they weren't to bad. Nothing to shout home about but nothing to hate. They were only 2 songs, mind.

Death Cab For Cutie Nekromantix Park Avenue Music Explosions in the Sky Doreen Shaffer Denali Headphones Nick Cave & The Bad SeeRAB Bonnie Prince Billy Ghostface Killah PJ Harvey Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros Rilo Kiley

the title of the thread and the poll dont go together i selected hip hop by mistake cos i thought we were voting what genre was most popular at the moment

Aerosmith -I don't wanna miss a thing !!!

Not including the artists that only have one album(thats not really a feat) i would have to say Modest Mouse Red Hot Chili Peppers The White Stripes Beck The Deceraberists Jamiroquai(for some odd reason)

Kick - INXS

Do you guys think there is a universal type of sound that virtually everyone likes? The purpose of making music is NOT for everyone to like it, but still, can't help but wonder...... *prepares for joke responses*

Guns & Roses died way back in 1996, and that's the way its gonna' stay.

It was good old fashioned shop lifting in my day. honestly , kiRAB these days :mad:

See....you say that, but tell me honestly, how many times have you listened to it? The reason I say that is this: I love Coldplay...saw them in '01 when people only knew them as 'that brit band that sings that yellow song.' And as good as Parachutes was, Rush of Blood was 10 times better...

Katatonia - Day And Then The Shade Remix

i've a feeling this will be on film four some time soon as they keep on mentioning it on that channel,but no date yet. I like bruges a lot,scenery is great there.I'd watch the film purely for the background.

It takes capital investment to stimulate production of gooRAB other than natural resources for export purposes. Little capital is directed at unstable civil circumstances engaged in or under the constant threat of civil war.

Jim Nabors and Eddie Boyd on mp3's. Jim Nabors - The Impossible Dream and The Most Beautiful Girl http://www.thefilingroom.com/fastlogin.asp?activeid=1849179-6855 Folder - Classic Country Eddie Boyd - Five Long Years,My Idea and Where You Belong...