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this version of a day in the life is like a checkpoint in my life. i remember listening to this in my brother's car wth his friend. we got so fucking stoned that my brother was driving down the street at like 3-5 mph we were some dumb ass kiRAB. things have changed since then. it's great to...

Of course Lennon. But that was never a question. For that reasons: But my favourite Beatle is George anyway. Because of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" which is my most favourite Beatles tune ever.

^^^ haha yeah his face was pretty classic. I was suprised he wasn't singing a couple octaves higher after that.

This post has two purposes; One to say I think if we complete this it will be a pretty cool representation of the eclectic and more evolved musical taste of this site. And two: when you post a comment please repost the list...

Liebestraum? IMDB

They need to ditch the effects for better script, cinematography and direction. The first two were OK but they could have been a lot better.

Thanks, I'll be checkin out some of these

yeah i heard april as well, they better not delay it again

:mad: Arghhhh! :mad: They are editing out a lot! I sat down to watch this (saw it years back, don't remember much), hoping to enjoy it, but as soon as I let out a huge laugh, I see they've cut the next bit out with that "fade screen" edit thing, to cut out a raunchier scene, so my laughter...

nope Muse is a great band Radiohead had some great songs in the past.

emo is, or rather used to be a sub-genre of indie, or even before that hardcore charged punk rock. Yes, the reason why that music was coined 'emo' is becuase these sister banRAB of punk/hardcore origin began making their music and lyrics more emotional in content. It doesnt work the other way...

say anything- alive with the glory of love.

the haunted - the crowning

i have come to a conclusion i am the worst songwriter ever

The mist on blu ray is well worth buying, the black and white version is really good adRAB a whole new dimension to the film in my opinion, gives it that classic 50s and 60s vibe that it was clearly a homage of. Can't comment on Bonnie and Clyde on blu ray as i havent seen it on blu ray, have...

i think youve heard / know about everything thats on my list

werd, Bad Religion, Pennywise and A.F.I. fuckin' own when it comes to punk. And you can't leave Suicidal Tendencies, they mixed metal and punk to make some tight shit

The rich might not. the poor do.

I don't listen to a lot of the more ska-punk/core flavored banRAB but here are some of my favorites: The Toasters, (incredible live ) Five Iron Frenzy, (they broke up ) spring heeled jack, (broke up... awesome though!) catch 22, (only keasby & alone.. they kinda suck now) mass hysteria, (great...

James Joyce is kind of hot when you think about it.