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im getting really into the emo rock scene, also like pop (not techno or stuff you'd hear in the club, not a big fan of that) and mellow rock.

It's all about Bjork, bishes. It doesn't hurt that she makes quality music, too.

Well, these guys are the masters in terms of expressing emotions through 'Progressive metal'.(which is the last thing I'd expect from the genre) Their music is centered more around the vocals. But the instrumentation is done quite well, without going overboard at all!(btw, i think they have one...

This Town NeeRAB Guns and Sigur Ros are very nice, the rest I've never listened to. CunninLynguists- Dirty Acres The Hold Steady- Arms and Hearts Band Of Horses- Older Smoking Popes- I Know You Love Me Atmosphere- Can't Break Free Energy- All I Know The Folk Implosion- Pole Position Gogol...

lolz I tried to press play on the image. that's good HD

1 System of a Down 48 2 The Smiths 30 3 Tom Waits 20 4 Roots Manuva 19 5 Notorious B.I.G. 18 5 Fleet Foxes 18 7 The Cult 16 7 Sage Francis 16 9 Public Enemy 15 10 Morphine 14 10 Ben Kweller 14 10 Diamond Head 14 10 All...

Times are a changing people... who knows, maybe tomorrow Mr Sensitive will make an intelligent post and madeinNY will take her head out of sabrinas arse!

DJ Shadow - Endtroducing... Iron Maiden - S/T Led Zeppelin - How The West Was Won The only albums I've listened to entirely in one sitting.

Me too! I loved that movie when I was younger. The song worked so well with the end of the movie.

Why oh why does everyone consider the pumpkins' 1979 such a great song?

Uh well if you people only saw what I edited out of my casual posts, you probably wouldn't ask my opinion on anything Waits. I'm not sure what you mean by "I really enjoy it, but there seems to be a lacking of interest." You mean you are lacking an interest, or you feel he's disenfranchised...

a bit too downtempo for my taste...although i could easily see the appeal...4/10 x7QPBzAJ_io

The Flaming Lips play more british oriented music than american. If they started in Britain I'd bet they'd have the same commercial success as Radiohead or Blur.

Are you sure it isn't "Louder Than Enya"? I think that would be a more suitable title for something involving Chris Cornell.

Can't knock Document either. Easily their most polished and developed album at the time. But more importantly, R.E.M. is worth mentioning for their ability to make fantastic albums years after their "prime". Look at Automatic for the People, Monster, or the unbelievably underrated New...

over to you thomas

Wah I think I really would have liked this type of music a few years ago (well tastes change..) How come I've never heard of them? Did they ever make it big outside of Canada?

It all depenRAB on what you want from music? Do you want something that will stick instantly, and you're not all that bothered about listening to music constantly, do you just want to have something you can play every now and then, on your way to work or when you work out? if so pop/mainstream...

I agree I'd Love to see it on Nick, Nicktoons OR CN, But sadly I think We here in to US will just have to wait for the DVD's if there ever are any. If not theres always other ways of viewing it...Ways that shall not be named. (For I don't want Voldimorts wrath upon me..LOL)

I read the title of the thread and was like... Bonecracker! Then I opened it and you already said it. :p: That's really the only song of theirs I know but I think it's pretty good.