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mesmerize, got it just today

kudos on Atmosphere and CunningLynguists, Band of Horses and JMT have my respect. haven't heard any Gogol Bordello, The Hold Steady, or Tegan and Sara, but i hear good things. the rest i don't know, but if they're anything like what i know, then nice Les Rhythmes Digitales-Brothers Butthole...

You need to meet some metal fans with musical knowledge that extenRAB beyond Metallica. Luckily for you there are a bunch on this very site. :)

absolutely, and I love the way my bookcase looks, all full of cRAB and everything. :love:

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I suppose I better do a Radiohead one then :D

Hi, Two of my favorite songs are "Low Tide of the Night" and "Rollercoaster" by Everything But the Girl. I'm trying to compile a CD of similiar songs - relaxing/jazzy pop. Other examples are "Caramel" by Susan Vega, "Taking Back My Heart" by Cher (who knew?!), "Don't Ever Wonder" by Maxwell...

Okay, so I need new music. I have a lot, but I'm getting bored with it and I want something new. Some of my favorite artists: Can Spiritualized Hawkwind Foetus ...and so on.

riiiight. i can't really be bothered to do this but BOWIE MUST GO IN. The songs: 1. Width of a Circle from 'The Man Who Sold The World' (1970) All the tracks I'm choosing are based on the stuff I was obsessed with at 16. This is Bowie and the band (Spider's guitarist Mick Ronson practically...

Big3-chill da fux out

Underrated film and one of arnies best.

I don't think the Stooges & the MC 5 are even in the same musical tier as the Velvet Underground, a band that was a whole lot more than a proto-punk band. John Cale & Lou Reed were composers of songs that are in the same class of great songwriters like Bob Dylan, David Bowie & Patti Smith...

"I've Got Your Number"

65daysofstatic*

Pretty sure there's good reason for that. Although there was a Neil Young album on there somewhere... I did chuckle upon seeing what nuraber one was. What were they thinking?

You're welcome to come over for Supper anytime. I make a wicked good scouse. Where you from?

or rolfmao

as i remeraber all together now and hey bulldog is about all i like from it...

have you heard the name of this band is talking heaRAB?

Indeed, a great album. Some of the deepest, most fun pop of the 90's.