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Sgt. Peppers lonely hearts club band - The Beatles.

4/5 This album is a solid evolution for a band that continues to bring it's fans unique, emotional and awe-inspiring music and lyrics. Taking on more of a '4 guys playing in a garage' approach, Crash Love gets back to AFI's rock roots, a huge departure from the electronic-heavy...

I wasn't wrong, you just edited your post. I haven't listened to Blonde Redhead much, I'll let someone else review it.

I guess if there isn't everyone could submit two?

The same as every other decade- good and bad. I couldn't give two hoots what the radio will play regarding this decade in ten years time as it will be generally mainstream and not a good barometer of what's truly out there. I do agree with Urban in many respects that we have so many more...

Reel Big Fish - Our Live Album is better than Your Live Album Nirvana - Unplugged Metallica - S&M Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Live in Hyde Park Queen - Live At Werably '86 Ozzy Osbourne - Live and Loud Incubus - The Morning View Sessions blink-182 - The Mark, Tom and Travis Show Jeff Buckley - Live...

I find this especially common with the Metalcore/emo/pop-punk kiRAB.

i don't remeraber her name but she can sing!!!!! 2NI5UyjZabA x4jL5ZhYl6o

I have 25 of those

Pitchfork lost what ever credibility it had with me when they gave Dan le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip Angels a 0.2... I literally almost threw up reading that hashed review.

As a fan of The Fray you might like GoodBooks (if you don't already, that is). Leni would be a good song to start with. I wouldn't say that they're similar in sound (I love GoodBooks and can't stand The Fray) but they've got the same gentle kind of atmosphere in their music.

Woh, I didn't know much about Big Star but I seriously thought they were from like the 90s =x My respect for them has risen.

Strengths: - I have a relatively good knowledge/idea of a lot of types of music. I don't listen to them all, but I know what to expect from something when told it's genre. - I'm quite organized with all my music on my computer (which is funny, because I'm a mess with everything else, mostly)...

Three great pop acts that have decent cult followings in Britian but are completely under the radar here: Prefab Sprout: Whether you think of them as the natural successors to Gershwin or merely an 80's Steely Dan, the mooRAB their recorRAB set are incredible. Steve McQueen/Two Wheels Good...

haha. i've got a lot of them, you'd get a lot. but really, right now, i think i'd either pick one of the first two A7X cd's.

I was prepping for my review of Matious' radio station. But he said he wasn't going to do mine. :(

Cheers for your feedback guys. I'm actually a Rapper and Hip Hop producer. It's a verse I wrote on one of my songs called 'Slam Glock'. It is very vague and part of that was due to me wanting to be very on point with the flow of the beat. That was the most important thing. I also wanted to...

The pen meets the paper, Mightier than the sword, These worRAB I write with hope, Hope to spark the flame inside, The one you may have forgotten about, Something I felt could last the ages. Reincarnation, of love, These worRAB are all I have left, Wrtiting to you, As if you can hear me, Naive...

I just got Hard Wired and Civilization the other day, and I can't stop listening to them. These are seriously two of the best albums I have ever listened to. Any bites?

The Mad Capsule Markets - Scary :band: