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I'm surprised that in the countless hours on boners.com I never came across that.

I'm looking forward to this as well. It's some of my favourite Jazz and I'm interested to see what you pick.

Thanks big3. that definitely serves as afeather in my cap and really influences me to stay on task with this thread. P.S. Chubsub is on Friday Afternoon in the Universe, another great MMW album. I'll try to include some highlight tracks from now on, but I also should add that there will...

ehh well. to me loveless and pet sounRAB are in the same vicinity. i think Loveless is overrated but that doesn't mean it isnt very good still.

Might I remind you of your peeking "Wolf" period? Besides, it was a slow week...(I need some new music).

The Smiths

Hearts- Iron On

Rush are ***. It's either Neil Young or NoMeansNo son.

I`ve heard at least 8 or 9 banRAB on that list & quite honestly none of them do anything for me.I would say there are about 2 others I like but would hardly call them a favourite.To be honest of the stuff I have heard nothing really stood out.Nothing grabbed me by the balls & demanded I listen...

I own Queen albums I own Radiohead albums As far as i'm concerned that makes Muse's entire existence totally pointless. What utter rubbish. Is it too much to ask to want a bit of originality with my 'technical prowess' ?

I think there should be a disclaimer warning newbs about posting in this thread when first arriving. Then maybe we won't get so many comments like "Oh I'm gonna get slammed...I like the Smiths whoaooooooa"

^ The man knows what he speaks.

I can't stand that man's music but I'd say that his earlier stuff was far more tolerable.

20. Belle and Sebastian "Dear Catastrophe Waitress" I've always been kind of intrigued by Belle and Sebastian but prior to hearing this album i'd only like a handful of songs from what i'd heard. It was sad because it seemed like they had it in them to create a great pop album because they did...

Hm, it's not working right now. I'll try again later. Edit: This is a really good thread idea and I'm glad the moRAB approved. I just hope it won't get trashed with spam.

I was going to title it "Five Reasons No Wave Pisses over the Rest of Post-Punk" but it didn't carry the same bravado. I'm basically trying to highlight the differences between the New York and English post-punk (which I agree is more of an era than a genre). I'm just here to explain that...

Serge Gainsbourg - Histoire De Melody Nelson (1971) Y'all must add this. Great album.

uh..

that the website is wrong is not the point, its that someone thought thats what the lyrics were

i just want to see someone raping the strokes though they seem to be doing a pretty good job by themselves and interpol...are a shadow of every good post-punk band past its erabarrassing to say the least