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I'd say anyone who can be relatively trusted to be active and actually want to organize this would be fine. All they really have to do is gather interest from this thread, then use random.org to make a list. Also, sad to hear you'll be gone for a while, Bulldog.

I don't think it's dubstep at all, more like vagrant garage or something UK garage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. But yeah I'm always happy when this album pops up. I went back and got the first one later and I can't say it had the same impact

yeah I would like to use it but i cant seem to ever get anything good out of it

I'm really loving The Mooney Suzuki!

Oh no I quite enjoy Interpol, but Antics has one good song and a bunch of filler. Bright Lights was ace and Our Love to Admire was pretty good but Antics was Sh*t IMO.

Haha, don't be so cynical.

Baths - Cerulean Some quality Anticon stuff, equal parts glitchy beats and nice and chilled out with some lovely piano sampling. qUy-KS3v0FI

Yellow & Elephant. One of the best albums ever. :p in my opinion, of course..

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Top 5 worst albums by great acts in their heyday Station to station-Bowie (apart from the title track it's ****) Echo and the bunnymen-Echo and the bunnymen Give 'em enough rope-The clash (i've not heard Cut the crap) Red rose speedway-Wings/macca Wish-The cure

i suddenly remerabered he had a kid yesterday aswell (what's her name, frances bean?), i agree to some extent but i wouldn't call it egotism, Cobain was introverted and a clinically depressed junkie. Still, he could've been worse:

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I'd want to start a vinyl collection not to get albums I could easily get online, but to find that freaky stuff from decades past.

Exactly why Stone BirRAB and I shouldn't be partners.

Of any 2000 recording, I've found some of my most primal rock urges satisfied with a thoroughly good 45-minute album, Jade Steel Presents the Emerald Triangle. The songs that are just incredible to me are, "Chase it down," "Wiretap," and "Burning rainforest." The few songs from them that are...

The travesty that was John Rezeznik's and Fred Durst's tribute to the Heores DVD after 9/11 with their cover of Wish You Were Here. The damning thing was, they changed the lyrics around to suit their amateurish cause. So, do you think we can change, Everybody that hates, Before it's too late...

not really into screamo or hardcore.

Anyone suggested Fleetwood Mac - "Rumours" (1977)

hrmmm....good point LOL i dont listen to that sort of music myself, but im sure there is an ok band like that ok there.....not that i know any but im sure they do exist.....just like a smart blonde, u dont see em but u hear about them, this sort of music mite be like that. they r out there but...

Blind Guardian King Crimson darkest Hour - broken wing (Only song i like, no lyrics) Pink Floyd Beatles - Hey Jude Mosty