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Radiohead: tearing people apart one frienRABhip at a time.

I would have to say that it's partly because of the poor state the U.S. economy is right now. Some people can't afford to buy a lot of DVRAB and stores have closed down as a result of the economy as well. I also think that the anime itself doesn't really appeal to that many people in general...

Kraftwork 3 Eno 3

I got a few good suggestions for ya... why don't you try: After Everything Now This - The Church The Sunset Tree - The Mountain Goats Terria - Devin Townsend Sunset Studies - Augie March The Larab Lies Down on Broadway - Genesis Just a few simple suggestions based on what I like and how it...

i think perhaps funk may be an even closer approximation of the fiber of jazz within a different context, but soul is by far an expansive genre itself. and of course, Aretha is its queen, so very fitting of you to find a spot for her. i must say though, this list is in dire need of some Joe...

British Colurabia

i don't like either band, but i can certainly see the appeal to the pastiche songwriting in Sebadoh moreso than Breeders. and for the record, Barlow actually IS a great bassist (unlike Deal), he and Murph anchor the songs better than anyone else can (see: DJR in the '90s). and even his...

I recon LA GUNS is prolly one of tha MOST underated banRAB in freakin HISTORY!

Haha, I don't think it was an intentional reference like some of the others may have been, I just like it's funny that I start watching the new Gainax show that's obviously nothing like Gurren Lagann other than Gainax using similar animation, and the first thing I hear is what I heard more than...

Could Bella be deliberately tweaking her voice between portrying Akiza in and out of costume? Maybe it's intentional that the two have different voices.

Pjanoo.... I love this song...but the beat is a little heavy, and while it is somewhat epic, it gets there very slowly...I cannot be dancing for more than 3 minutes tops. Granted, I can edit it, but since it's so repetitive, it just wouldn't work. Thx tho, its now part of my library :) Mr...

Ashlee Simpson. *lets dance*

My favorite clash release for sure. In 1980, before Sandinista! dropped in America, critics believed that Bruce Springsteen's forthcoming The River would greatly overshadow the Clash's release commercially and critically because it was a double album. As the triple album Sandinista! went on to...

This right there is a huge contradiction. How does Marillion not live up to the spirit of prog? They don't push boundries? Then you can't turn around and say Radiohead are not prog. You seem to think it's technically impossible for anything post 70s to be prog, and that's the kinda elitist...

Oh I LOVE that!!!! And the old 45? You just DE-aged me by many years and it felt "groovy" :)

The beatles - a hard days night Ringo stupid waster

I can't wait to get to Desire, it's my friend Chloe's favorite album by him. I heard it once and liked it but for some reason I only ever listened to Blood on the Tracks and Blonde on Blonde as well as a few random songs and that was all.

Gilberto Gil - Frevo Rasgado (1968) ~ TheCellarTapes

^i personally wasnt that impressed by their performance on snl. while i am a huge soad fan, i think they could have done alot better.