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just got back from Sourvein and Church of Misery, american sludge and japanese doom... awesome awesome stuff.

i'm not just talking about popular music paloma

I'm trying to decide whether the GZA being that high is a good or a bad thing, obviously Liquid SworRAB shouldn't be THAT high but it's good something like that gets a mention. Too much Dylan. Would have had Reign In Blood, Kid A, Beggars Banquet and What's Going On higher but i'm nitpicking now.

Zune shuffle: Opening Credits: Shout out Loud (Amos Lee) Waking Up: French Kiss (Lil' Louis) Falling In Love: Love Me Do (The Beatles) Fight Scene: Big City Bright Lights (ArtOfficial) Breaking Up: When It Hurts So Bad (Lauryn Hill) Make Up: A Knife in the Dark (LOTR soundtrack) Secret Love...

See: Don't Stop Believing

Music as a Weapon tour in ONE WEEK! Hoping my 40 bucks was worth it.

Pshh...you know what I meant.

^They are spectacular, you better go to that one.

The Smiths will finally make their reunion tour, which will last about 30 minutes, before Morrissey goes awol

Her Yami Yugi voice was fine, if not too reminiscent of Yokou Kurama, but I couldn't stand her Yugi voice. Both Yugi and Jounouchi, IMO, had far better voices in Duel Mosnters. Honda and Anzu, on the other hand, took a bit of a downgrade (but then again, their roles were already downgraded, so I...

This looks quality Ethan. On the d/l now.

Johnny Flynn - A Larum - I cannot remove the image of Ray Davies / The Kinks when I hear this. There's something about his voice that is just as soothing as Ray Davies'. That is, if you consider Davies' voice soothing. Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis - Two Men With the Blues - Just awesome...

Looking for more shit ressembling MSTRKRFT, LCD sounRABystem, Daft Punk, Justice, DFA, Klaxons, Boys Noize, Soulwax, Tom Vek, Scenario Rock, Fisherspooner...

No Well not yet anyway

Anything that is intense and with a constant beat. I find myself listening to NIN's "Broken" EP when working out for the sheer intensity level it puts out constantly.

Sorry for double posting, but I felt that I should try and induct somebody else just to keep the thread going as NO ONE ELSE SEEMS TO BE PMING ME. EDIT: Radiohead are in the Hall of Fame aswell. Outkast This Atlanta hip-hop duo burst onto the scene with their critically acclaimed debut...

The Smiths' debut, or the Essential Simon and Garfunkel (with the same circumstances under which I originally heard it).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXDnrGEYCQI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjehFPIak-k

Let's be fair the beatles were never about the music.