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Sufjan Stevens is a prick.

Yer pretty feckin' old, eh? I missed out on a few concerts I wanted to go to since I've been at college, namely Band of Horses & They Might Be Giants. There's more on the way though, might have to miss out on Dinosaur Jr. in April. :(

cold war kiRAB, tv on the radio, big black, of montreal all coming here in march! most likely not seeing any of them..:(

I'm in agreement with you that if this is basically the same as the MSG movie trilogy, I'm not that interested. But if it's more than that, you can't really compare this to a franchise like Gundam which has a new series or movie every couple years. Eva has 26 episodes and 1 movie that came out...

Its all about the capacity to appreciate, perhaps even enjoy to a point, music in all its shapes and forms. :beer: Gotta say though, I do wish people would open up to more experimental (jazzier or more free-formish) kinRAB of music a bit. It's nice and all to love punk, Indie and different...

:shycouch:i kind of liked earth song...

I'm kinda in a similar situation. Guitar is my best, but bass comes easy from that and I can put some backing piano into things. I think the person above me has it pretty straight, try organizing your songs through computer software like guitar pro. If you have Mac you could try Logic Pro or...

I would have hidden the Ted Nugent albums myself :D

i've had to give up trying to 'know' these banRAB/artists because it seems like every time they talk about anything i end up disagreeing with them and/or not really liking them as people the two biggies that got ruined for me were Isaac Asimov and Grace Slick but there have been plenty of...

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1. Mastodon - Crack The Skye 2. Megadeth - United Abominations 3. Alabama Thunderpussy - Open Fire

His later stuff, especially on I'm Your Man and the Future, are a bit more lively with a lot less focus on the vocals and guitars. Those two albums are definitely worth a shot if his music's something you can picture yourself getting into.

Word.

I fully agree with you on them. Both Kilimanjaro and Wilder remain favorite albums of mine and, yes, Bouncing Babies is a classic.

I know the Hives, they're pretty good from what I've heard.

I honestly can't figure why I do, I'm sure it's some sort of psychological crap about certain types of sound waves....blachfrickinblah. I can't stand for it to be quiet, so I fill the space with noise, noises that are appealing to me. Music also helps me think.

well, i have many favorites, but i think il have to go with this guy...... Harima Kenji (School Rurable) Ok, this will probably be on of the the durabest sounding things ive ever said on this forum, but Harima Kenji is basically the erabodiment of everything i ever wanted to become back when i...

i almost forgot to post this Foo Fighters-Foo Fighters http://www.rabroad.com/657868-post23.html EDIT:hey does anyone know how i can rename the link, but keep it a working link?

i have noticed that it doesn't really fit in... i wouldn't call it weak by any means but i do agree with you and it is definitely overplayed and overhyped (by my father especially)

Wikipedia.com - Coheed and Cambria Taken from: www.cobaltandcalcium.com Hope this helps lol. btw Coheed is awesome