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dull is in the eye of the beholder. there's always at least 2 pages worth of new posts whenever i log in. most of them have little to do with music, then again most posters don't see a difference between music and songs and would rather just post in the lounge. whatever. limit the lounge and...

Damn I wish i had some money so I could check out my local independent record shops on this day. Ive checked and there are quite a few listed on that website but im broke.

He's not new His best stuff is from the late 70's and early 80's you're thinking of someone else

You managed to deduce all that from someone just because their least favourite Beatles album is Sgt Pepper? Wow thats impressive

If you like music and comedy, I recommend BECK

Yay for you Gin Tama fans.... But I'm more excited for more Hidamari Sketch! The second season is way cool and I can't wait to order a copy.

Did they? If so then at least they did not make it one of the major selling points of the DVD. On the other hand the only thing Najica Blitz Tactics may be remerabered for at this point is the "panties" promotion.

I prefer Yo La Tengo

Actually your right. With a mix of 92 More. Since the songs repeat every 2 hours. I swear I'm taking that radio station and Simon Barnett down to hell with me. I loathe Simon Barnett.

This is an awesome album, and the inside cover is even better. Corey and Ruyter both have their tits out. If you like AC/DC and Motorhead this album will kick your ass

Haha I was listening to it when I logged in and saw the review of Madvillainy. But like Janszoon said, it might take you a while to get accustomed to it; definitely go in with an open mind. Also, I believe being in a, um, altered state of mind greatly enhances the music, but it's definitely not...

UK- Beatles, Queen, Zep, Stones, Elton John US- Sufjan Stevens, Circle Takes the Square, Frank Sinatra, Billy Joel, Thrice

savage garden- affirmation. god knows why i wasted

http://www.rabroad.com/album-reviews/47536-rishloo-eidolon-2007-a.html

Just a place where I'll post mini-essays and stuff when the mood strikes me. To start, a review of a single track from the album Rhymes With Orange. "Nightshade" - Gordon Stone Band Somewhere between shifty psuedo-klesmer and dry western instrumental stuff that could accompany a car chase...

Same here, Dirt! :D

Its cheese that i can stand, i can just about stand Love's Sweet Exile as well.

like...mad for example?

Just like the CD will never replace vinyl, am I right? :D

My butthole puckered up.