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I might see a local math rock band called Snowing in the next couple weeks I get to see the JapandroiRAB in october. excited as balls. maybe I'll check out the Star ****ing Hipsters when they comme here in septeraber. same goes for D.R.I. my frienRAB want me to go to The Dirty HeaRAB with them...

Mine didn't

Just turn on the radio. Half of those people can't sing!

maybe it's my bad, but i'd never heard of the site before, my computer tells me it's dodgy etc... Basically without reprinting it word for word the PM had a very spammy 'wow look at this great new site', plus he wrote in the possessive as if this was his site he was flogging, I just thought i'd...

Male - Nobody could touch Robert Plant in his prime. NOBODY. Honorable mentions go to Jeff Buckleys ridiculous range, and Russell Allen for being absolutely pitch perfect all the time and having an awesome voice that can be smooth or rough. Definitely an improvement over Symphony X's original...

Bump. This is the shit i'm talking about in the post just above. lol

At Fillmore East.

...of course it's subjective opinion...and they shouldn't have to put a disclaimer on any piece of music criticism saying "this is subjective opinion". I like it because I can get pissed off or wholeheardetly agree with what they're saying....there's passion involved. I think music would...

kyo is one of the biggest visual kei sing/songwriters out there with the wild things he does+vocals he uses her ties with gackt camuei as japans best all time male singer, and he's a rocker not a poppsie!

So were they really a family that lived in a lighthouse? That's what I am wondering...

Speaking of walking....

O.C. - Word...Life

I think this thread's gonna get moved real quick, but it should stay alive because it doesn't look like you're advertising... I'm betting you don't have huge resources. You should first buy (or download) cheap mixing software and record a few songs yourself, and find someone to represent you...

This album is full of influences. Some more obvious than others. Catch Hell Blues puts me in mind of something, or someone similar I've heard before. Not sure if it's a particular song, or the overall sound. Can you nail it Stu?

^^If you're hearing Swans for the first time, I suggest Children of God

^Good call. WEISS is full of great story-songs. Sandy (4th Of July, Asbury Park) sticks out.

1979 - Smashing Pumpkins Rhapsody in Blue - George Gershwin Canon in D - Johann Pachelbel Not necessarily huge favorites of mine, but I still love them all and feel they're super-accessible.

wots, a dry bar?

excellent fix. excellent and accurate.

I've only got a 256 meg. Violent Femmes - Violent Femmes Thom Yorke - The Eraser Radiohead - Amnesiac Bowie - Ziggy Stardust The Motion Picture Soundtrack (Disc 1) Nick Cave - Murder BallaRAB Tori Amos - Mixed