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I'll have to look into some of that. I've only heard a little of Type O Negative but liked what I heard. Spot on about the deep voice too. Don't know for sure whether this is okay but try some Paradise Lost, These two songs maybe? They might have better in terms of what you're looking for...

Good call there...do it peeps. :thurab:

Surprised by the love for Pop in here.. it was better than the albums that followed sure. But that wasn't exactly hardly to do.

I've been listening to Rain Dogs like crazy lately. I'm a Tom Waits fan to begin with, but for some reason, I've just been putting that album on repeat like mad the last couple of days.

Great stuff in here so far, I love me some album artwork. :love: Some so-so ones too, as we all have different taste. I made a list of some of my favs on Rateyourmusic, check it out if you want. Here are some of them. Wait so is this rock/metal specific? Doesn't really say so in the OP. Maybe...

I don't see how trip-hop has really gotten popular enough to define a decade. In the grand scheme of things, there are very few albums that fit that category. Even fewer that are well known. Even if you include instrumental trip-hop and a lot of downtempo.

Yes, a lot of coke.

Chop Suey! is their only really well known song though, and it's not that bad.

I dissagree alot of those banRAB did alot for the genra they were inolved in.

Alot of them don't want to. David Tronzo I mentioned before, how many people here have heard of David Tronzo?

That's cool! You actually just reminded me that my dad also introduced me Bob Marley and Gregory Isaacs.

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It's eleven counting those newspaper lists. I agree with you though that it's not heavily discussed. It was one of the recorRAB that got a huge amount of critical attention but relatively little fan attention. Which is a pity, as it's imo a great album. I probably had it spinning more than...

It helps me get by, helps me tune out all of the *******s and idiots in my life. Actually, I don't think I could say why I like music, maybe it has to do with a part of my brain being more active.

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I remeraber hearing a song or two by them and liking it. Recommend a CD?

OK Computer [Capitol, 1997] My favorite Pink Floyd album has always been Wish You Were Here, and you know why? It has soul, that's why--it's Roger Waters's lament for Syd, not my idea of a tragic hero but as long as he's Roger's that doesn't matter. Radiohead wouldn't know a tragic hero if they...

It's impossible to dislike this album even 10 years later. By far their best achievement and still a fantastic listen.

I like Intro from Da Drought 3. I like how Wayne uses a Jamaican accent. I wouldn't say Great, though, but good.

Which explains why so many suckers sign in the first place. Already knew about this. Eye opener isn't it?