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this week its been... the matches-a band in hope coheed and carabria-good apollo im burning star four volume 1:fear through the eyes of madness kate nash-made of bricks marilyn manson-eatme, drink me alkaline trio-agony and irony pretty diverse week

Oh ****. Dirty Elegance. You will like them, Finding Beauty in the Wretched is one of my favorite albums. It's pretty much just what you're talking about, but with a bit more interesting stuff going on. And they use a lot of piano. I will gladly get you that if you'd like. Also, check out a-fei...

Only five for the moment as I'm lazy: Justin Broadrick (Napalm Death, Final, Head of David, Godflesh, Techno Animal, Jesu, etc) The man still barely knows how to play any instruments, but he's tough to match in terms of getting across emotions through his music, whether it be through the...

HiHUKVoYbdc You really need to listen to the entire song to really experience the 2:25 minutes. But I think that is really an epic moment, about one minute of suspension building up to that gorgeous ending. aPLEWfOljZk&feature=related At 2:41, the first 'I love you', is ****ing amazing...

What about Scurabag Blues? 3's and 7's? Turnin' on the Screw? Mind Eraser? I admit that neither album is his best, but I wouldn't complain if the next Queens album is more Era and less Deaf.

I'm sure she's been mentioned already, and even though I'm not a fan of No Doubt, Gwen Stefani. Though I hate that she wears 840 pounRAB of makeup...

Not Viz. Never Viz. Don't really trust Viz too much nowadays. Bandai would be okay but they're not exactly known for punctuality. FUNi would be the ideal choice but they're not really the "toyetic anime" type. Too bad, FUNi would be the only way I would get a boxset of Digimon...anything...

As opposed to Radiohead and their famous bubblegum pop album Kid A. So Radiohead is just pop and Endless, Nameless is innovative art. I gotcha. Yeah all their albums sound exactly the same. This is about the most ignorant thing I've ever read. I want a laugh, tell me why this band is...

foobar is excellent when it comes to transferring songs.

Well when it came out it was supposed to be this big return to form after the mid 80s pop metal of the Turbo album (which I didn`t think was actually that bad to be honest but loaRAB of long time fans hated it), but it wasn`t & basically flopped.I think the problem was they run out of ideas ...

I gave Seven Circles a bit of a listen a few months back and didn't really enjoy it but maybe I'll check out some older material. I saw them open for Def Leppard (I think) years ago but I don't vividly recall the performance. I did enjoy their use of electric upright bass and theremin though. I...

Well, if you or anyone else aren't really on the idea, I'm cool with thinking of something else when there's a bit less whiskey having its way with me :D Seriously, if anyone ain't up for it, I'll think of something else.

Yeah. That's what I mean. As people. And yes. It is durab that they decorate it with Buddhist imagery. As I said. It fails to be what it's trying for.

Here are my guesses for what I believe are the remaining tracks: I Come to Shanghai - Alfred Superchunk - Piss Me Off Sebka-Chott - Muzak No Comply - The Unfan The Ecstacy of Saint Theresa - Jackhammer

It is a lot harder to make a positive list then a negative one.

I figured its a good way to counter everyone who says "Man, this is a bad year for music." since no year is really bad for music. Also, I think I'm going to do it for every year from here on out. 08 should be easier than 07.

fell on black days is still sweet

Yes, I think it's stupid to say "This track represents the first two albums because of the mood of it."

I think the Hippie movement was probably the most important cultural movement in America's history, not to mention musically.