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Does any one else think BFD has been ruined this year by horrible banRAB? Last year was worth going for sure, but this year it is a stupid main stream and emo festival. Usually they are really leniant about moshing and have great promos and such but now I am not even considering attending.

music with edge and distinction. im very partial to garage rock, blues and art-rock at the moment.

Hmmm... Vocals - Roger Daltry, or maybe Freddie Mercury Guitar - Jimmy Page Bass - Geddy Lee Drums - Moon KeyboarRAB - Ray Manzarek I don't know if Mercury could keep up with Jimmy's guitar, but he's an awesome singer so he could probly adapt

I have been listening to a lot of music lately that is comprised of elements not traditionally found together, and it's given me an idea, something I really want to hear... An orchestra playing techno music. Instead of synthesizing naturally instrumental sounRAB, we have to instrumentally make...

Then you NEED to check out these 2... The Soft Bulletin Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots Im pretty sure you will love both of them.

Well, Lloyd and Cecile did say that Suzaku didn't stand a chance against it. Oh, and about Guinevere and Odysseus...

White Stripes - Get Behind Me Satan Ryan Adams - Cold Roses Steve Earle - Jerusalem

Preschool Tea Party Massacre The Kind of Jazz That Kills Idiot Pilot I Would Set Myself on Fire For You The Plot to Blow up The Eiffel Tower I Wrote Haikus About Cannabalism in Your Yearbook UpcDowncRightcLeftc+abc+start This Bike is a Pipe Borab This Will Destroy You These Arms Are Snakes...

Any song that I don't know more than just the chorus or a couple verse lines to, which means those few lines just keep repeating over and over again. At the moment, Stand! by Sly and the Family Stone. Great song, but damn, it's getting annoying.

I used to live down the hall from Twisted Method(now Makeshift Romeo). I chilled with David Draimon at an after party once. Sad as it is I've got drunk as **** with Clint Black too, he was actually pretty cool for a country singer.

Devendra Banhart

I used to group everything in genres but it was a pain in the ass. now I just have it by each individual artist

Nick Drake's Legacy to the World after he left us: Always great to hear them when it's raining outside and things aren't going very well, or just when one wants to listen to beautiful melancholic music. Thans Nick!

that would require sam to write 3 films in one go. i dont think he would do that. dunst is not ugly!!!

Bill Hicks - The F Word

that guy changes name like your average emo does their hair colour...

You seem to hold an awefully lot of trust for a strong central government which controls every aspect of the law. Not everybody is as trusting as you are. Including me. That's how dictatorships happen, you know. Now, mind you... I'm not one of those people who compares Bush to a dictator...

epic win am i rite

Candyman, Candyman, Candyman, Candyman.... I could go on! Anyway, OT, I really enjoy watching these films. The pileup in the 2nd one is really good, and really quite horrid, but like the OP, the best death has to be the boy being splattered by the plate glass. If you watch it on DVD in slow...

The first time I saw Jacobs Ladder I was blissfully unaware that the kid at the end is Kyle Mckulkin from Home Alone. Now I know this it kind of ruins the film.