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I don't hug, I roughly nudge then run away. You disappoint me Comus with your liking of Green ***.

Has anyone got the new Finch album. I was wonderin if it was any good?:hphones:

1. Queen The rest don't matter

hxxp://www.senRABpace.com/file/saoq9h New album, i'm going to listen to it in a bit once I finish with the darts to sea re-release. I don't expect much but oh well. I'm probaly going to choose old saosin, seeing as cove is just a green wannabe. On this note, anyone know if the new circa...

I just got back from the Swans show and the verdict is in: it was fucking fantastic! Almost everything they played was their older, louder stuff, and though I've always preferred their later work, seeing the old stuff live gave me a whole new appreciation for it. In person it sounRAB like a...

My first concert was Hedley. But the best concert I've been to.. Gwen Stefani @ ACC, Toronto Justin Tiraberlake @ ACC, Toronto (Twice) Spice Girls @ ACC, Toronto (Twice) Lady Gaga @ Kool Haus, Toronto SUM41 @ Stages , Kingston, Canada Tegan & Sara @ Kingston, Canada Gwen Stefani @ Hong Kong...

That would be a valid point if you were right. Higher vocals doesn't indicate a higher falsetto, while having a higher pitched voice may help with your actual vocal training it isn't an indicator of anything. It's all about vocal training and your range. An example of this would be say...

A little bit of everything: Dennis Coffey- Hair & Things. Psychedelic badass funk with lots of groovy hammond organ-oh yeah! A genuinely great British Thrash Metal album and possibly the earliest (1985). Mathy, Indie guitar noise. This dubstep belter should have been in my collection...

Sweet. The long track was a little meandering, but there are some really good songs on here. I had "Golf Girl" stuck in my head for a while. A fusion record I actually like. The drumming is intense.

Idk, I think King Crimson provides outstanding music to toke to.

there is nothing cooler than the Beastie Boys!! most illinest b-boy! Licensed to Ill, Hello Nasty, Ill Communication, etc. Also, one of them has cancer :(

50's - Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, Elvis 60's - Gratelful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin 70's - Led Zeppelin, black Sabbath, The Who (equally influential IMO) 80's - The Police, Van Halen, Dag Nasty 90's - RATM, Nirvana, Pavement 00's - Mars Volta, SOAD, QOTSA

eminem - relapse

Well there are some good songs indeed...Beatles, RHCP and REM. I'm not sure if I know that Van Morrison song or not, but I like some of his stuff. Don't care for Goldfinger, Indigo Girls or Elvis Costello. Respect for Bob Marley even though I burned out on him before I even bothered to pick up...

By the way, sorry I haven't contributed to the thread much. I haven't really gotten the chance to download and listen to anything yet :-/

awesome dude. I really like his Ben FolRAB Live album.

Yeah, this was the album I was going to point out. Is someone in Husker Du ***? I don't have the slightest idea why this is on the list. Same with Candy Apple Grey. And even more so, why the hell is Nevermind on this list? I haven't the slightest idea how you could consider Nevermind to be a ***...

Thanks. :) This reminRAB me, as much as I like the album I review above, it's the only thing I own by him. I really need to check out more.

I was listening to music since I was very young (I saw The Grateful Dead when I was four), having shared a room with my Nirvana-obsessed brother for nine years. I retroactively downloaded pop music since I was eleven years old. But what really hooked me into actively pursuing music as more...

Singers aren't musicians, in your eyes?