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Hey, you've actually given me a couple of banRAB to look up. Thanks. They sound pretty damn interesting, especially Heatmiser.

Ryan Adams- Rock N Roll John Lennon- Rock N Roll Motorhead- Rock N Roll Lou Reed- Rock and Roll The Velvet Underground- Rock and Roll The Beatles- Rock and Roll Music Marcy Playground- Rock and Roll Heroes

Why?-Alopecia Finally checked these guys out after all of the chatter about them on this board. Should have done it a lot sooner, this album is burrowing its way into my skull bit by bit. I downloaded Eskimo Snow as well but I haven't even gotten around to it, I keep going back to Alopecia.

Been listening to this one a LOT lately. It's almost been my soundtrack for the last couple of weeks A gorgeous and, at times, beautifully melancholic album. Lovely lovely

thank you! will Dl it later, when my internet stops being annoyingly slow.

Yeah, I thought I was going out on a lirab sending you that, seeing as I didn't know if you were a fan or not. Rufus Wainwright's version of Chelsea Hotel and I'm Your Man and Suzanne by Nick Cave are probably my personal picks of the litter, if not some of my favourite covers of all time...

this is from their first album , 1978. I literally caked when i first heard this, it accounts for most of what is worth living for: LEFTFIELD POP. In fact the caking never stopped tbh, thus sharidge. *reaches for battenburg* NmGkuiC9hM4

Really am enjoying Science 1994 by Indian Summer. This was my first step into hardcore/emo...what should I listen to now?

Yes When you consider just how many albums have come out in the last 60 odd years 100,000 songs is just a drop in the ocean.

That's funny ~ in one of the Cirque du Soleil productions, i think it was Varekai, an invented language was used for the songs.

The Nirvana track and Maiden tracks are pure win. Aero Zeppelin is a GREAT song. The Pumpkins are also great. I've ever gotten into banRAB like Pixies and The Cure >

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abdullah must have seen the irony contained in the blogger's stereotyping or she would've share it with us. That remark ticks me off to no end, I do think I listen alot of music.

Sonic Youth already made dates for the UK in 2007 as well as other European dates. Sadly no U.S dates yet.:hphones:

Oh, that first section of Frances The Mute is just incredible.

15. Bob Dylan "Bringing It All Back Home" (1965) What it is: Bob Dylan :pimp: Favorite Track: It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) In Noveraber I had the pleasure of seeing Bob Dylan live in London, Ontario. This was my first ever concert, and the only reason I got to see it is because my dad...

well you're easily forgettable... just like Green Day.....boooooyyaaaoooohhh. Ah, I tied that in so well. Gimme a f*cking beer.

For GoRAB sake guys, leading them on like that, it's not like this forum is called "rock & metal forum" is it!

Rather than a stoopid-long list the very first ones that spring to mind are the ones that spoke to me most when I first heard them: 'Rain' by the Beatles. (I was essentially stoned, that year) 'You've Got Everything Now' by the Smiths (all part of the inevitable oh-my-god-this-is-reality...