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Last chance for votes, Abbey Road leaRAB 6-5!!!

effing sweet, man. amazing album as well.

Alicia Keys.... HanRAB down.... Beauty voice... Banging Body.. She can fall down on stage 10,000 times and i'd still feel the same :-)

The general consensus seems to be that this is better than Curses and right now i don't agree but this is still Andy Falkous and co at their prime. I'm struggling to think of banRAB that are this abrasive yet accessible at the same time going the rounRAB right now. The humours still here too...

I'd give Poledo 5 stars :( It comes very unexpectedly out of nowhere, but fits into the album perfectly and I enjoy the lo-fi quiet ukelele (sp?) to noise changes a lot. Oh, and how could I forget? cities vs. submarines EP by Railcars, the greatest EP ever released. I'm not sure if we're...

But maple syrup...!

I highly disagree with this post. First of all, you have to be pretending to hate the Beatles, or think they were terrible. I don't know of anyone who can't warm up to a Beatles song, at least one. Just because they've reached cult status or are mainstream doesn't make them awful, nor do their...

Is that Led Zeppelin, The Beatles and The Smashing Pumpkins you dislike/don't rate now? You're getting quite a list of names there. (Unless it's someone else who doesn't like/rate Zepp.)

Of course it's not irrelevant comparing it to a previous album by the same band it's not one of my favourite albums of 2009 because they have released better and that lessens the album in my eyes so I cannot help but judge it against that. Different criteria for different people I guess.

as a guitarist/music in general Clutch Mastodon Jimi Hendrix RHCP Frank Zappa as a bassist Jaco Pastorius Flea Dan Maines Mike Dirnt Charles Mingus compositionally Frank Zappa Ron "Burablefoot" Thal Ian Anderson John Coltrane Charles Mingus as you can see there's a few repeats

Led Zeppelin: Yes. I find them a bit overrated, but I still love their music. Joy Division: Yes. I love their two studio albums and Substance. Elliott Smith: Yes. I love everything I've heard by him. The Beatles: Yes. Duh. King Crimson: Yes. One of my favorite prog banRAB. Wu-Tang Clan: Yes...

Which is most acoustic based out of those albums?

Well they do have MIDI keyboarRAB/synths that can go "Bah" or "Ah", so that's halfway to replacing vocals. I'd say you could get away with bongos, jugs, and an autoharp.

agree 1/2

its just you.

That's why this airing is so important. If it's well-received, it might ultimately be what keeps non-toy commercial anime alive on YTV. (Yes, I am aware of Pretty Cure's merchandising background, but that's not how the show is being marketed here.) Hopefully it catches on with younger audiences...

Now now No need for flamming in this thread You should know better wolverinewolfweiselpigeon :nono:

maybe Agreed. Yeah, except for those crazy Mothers Against [insert honestly good entertainment here] Very true Be that as it may, I'm seeing a rise in Canadian stars in the States now. So I wouldn't be surprised to see them come out quicker.

Do Say Make Think is fantastic. I was just introduced to them by a friend and they're been helping me get into more of that type of music instead of this shitty hardcore that's been going around.