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:) Chill out there MJ, if the man thinks it's cool that they're in different positions in each picture, than let him think that. I've always thought that album looked pretty cool and I never even noticed that. And I'm looking foward to the previously unreleased three minute studio fart...

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Avril is ugly as **** if you've ever seen her without makeup. Like most chicks are still attractive without it, but Avril is a hell no. Have you seen that one Britney Spears video? Man, that was the first time I actually sat down and watched MTV in a long while, and it just want to say that...

Cause people who have massive subs in the back of their car like to show them off with bassy dance music

Aye, it's almost pre-post rock, lol. But yeah, very different from, say, The White Room.

The latest was Sing It Loud's EP...and that was actually a few months ago and i STILL cant stop listening to it! Me and my friend jam out to all 5 songs non stop every single weekend!

- Totally *** thing to say - Bar pink moon the rest sound like the backing sound to a sims game - lyrically/musically I prefer oberst - I love Air but there are far more decent electronica artists that aren't appreciated.

My father has good taste in music. Old school Motown, old rock, funk, jazz etc... and he made sure his daughter did to! lol He just exposed me to that good music and I took that and from there I did my own thing. When I was younger he would always play alot of Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson...

Yeah because the majority of song-writers right about interesting topics like love and protesting against the government. I will agree the lyrics are repetitive, but they are repetitive for a good reason, not just to make them catchy.

I managed to get it down to 6 musicians. John Frusciante - great musician (past RHCP there is Ataxia, his solo stuff and Mars Volta collaboration stuff), his playing is pure. Andy Latimer (Camel)- Pure emotion Valfar (Windir) - Pure emotion of a different kind. Robert Fripp (King Crimson) -...

I'm trying to add a poll with 25 albums I came up with, but I didn't finish it within 5 minutes of my post so things are on hold for now. I PMed a mod so hopefully I'll get this straightened out...

It's kinda silly to take something like this as a personal affront. It could turn out to be a dog, but there's no (good) reason that it can't end up awesome.

i really liked this album, but i can definately see why someone wouldn't. the songs you mentioned have more energy where alot of other songs seem to flow and sort of float, not in a bad way, imo, but i can see how someone would hate that. but yeah, from what you said on how the songs seem to...

As do I.

I know. But it didn't stop them from professing to be, when it was fashionable. Now, I guess they're modern rock ala Nickelback, LOL.

Can't wait for their next album. Some of the harmonies they produce are incredible. One of the most well-rounded albums that I've heard recently and I can listen to over and over. Any recommendations for something similar?

Don't stop me now - Queen.

Emo violence....did I miss something? Is that like Vision of Disorder and sh*t like that?