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Just to let everyone who's into the whole black/thrash thing know, Absu's self-titled album has leaked. I think its up there with Tara but one can't really judge an album after two listens, so I'll make my final decision later on. It seems to have a lot of riRAB reminiscent of the 80s german...

not really no, see i don't consider the odd typo to be a defining factor in the validity or value of my posts. and I find it interesting that you're calling me a "noob" when I've been on this forum much longer than you have.

Thats because SlayeReyalS keeps digging them all up Not as good as I thought it would be

Class band: as a doom/death fan, I prefer their earlier material, but that certainly doesn't mean I don't enjoy all their later, spacier stuff like Eternity and Judgement. It's such a shame they still can't find a label after those bounders at Sony closed down Music For Nations, but I'm still...

The truth! I know its fashionable to hate Muse but it gets a bit boring hearing the same argument over and over again.

I'm not sure I understand. None of SEED's themes carry over to Geass. If you mean that all the upgrading is a precursor to a massive team-up against evil Britannia (ZAFT), then...maybe. I thought everybody important would end up on the same side, though now I'm not so sure...

you will wait untill the end of time

They didn't speed one up, I've heard the comparison and listened to the originals later. Not only is the music very similar but so are the lyrical themes. People can argue they're not the same or plagiarized or whatever, but they are very similar.

I need linkage for that!

The singer from Kittie is a woman?

Agreed, this song is one of my favorites from them. I still play Vs. from time to time, it really is a great album. Riot Act as well, though the rest of my Pearl Jam albums get neglected.

Very piano driven rock, the vocals take a little while to get use to, but it's pretty good stuff.

Jack Black has been his funniest in a supporting role, like Orange County. Love that movie...

1) August Burns Red - Constellations 2) A Day To Remeraber - For Those Who Have Heart 3) Enter Shikari - Common DreaRAB 4) MyChildren MyBride - Lost Boy 5) The Ghost Inside - Returners 6) Stick To Your Guns - The Hope Division 7) For The, Fallen Dreams - Relentless 8) We Came As Romans - To...

I have never deleted anything from my music collection UNLESS it is badly tagged and I have no way of gaining the correct information. Many banRAB that I have gone back to a few months later take on a whole new meaning for me. I know but it was on my list :(

65daysofstatic are immense. First timer to their music or is it a collection filler?

That's correct, what I was describing is not on TV.

Ahh The Pogues, The Kinks and Dr. Feelgood are all excellent and I like Elvis Costello but haven't heard that paring, Faith No More are also sweet. Motorhead-Louie Louie The Beach Boys-Disney Girls The Ex-Coughing Saint Etienne-Stoned To Say The Least Eloy-The Sun-Song The Chameleons-Swamp...

Interesting stuff Nimrod. How long have you been researching this and when did you come to that conclusion?

[CENTER]41. Kingston Wall - II (1993) Genre: Progressive rock, psychedelic rock Kingston Wall was a psychedelic/progressive rock group from Helsinki, Finland, originally formed in 1987. The band consisted of Petri Walli (guitar, vocals), Jukka Jylli (bass, backing vocals) and Sami Kuoppam