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something really happy and bouncy def, i h8 going 2 funerals i dont want pple 2 h8 going 2 mine ;) :)

I say if you really want to challenge yourself...you being someone who admittedly likes vocals...try out the Campfire Headphase by BoarRAB of Canada. Truly a masterpiece in my mind, no electronic band has come close to this. However, it is all instrumental...but I think if you can get into it...

Well, I only mentioned it because I also found their debut a bit boring. I wasn't planning on even listening to their next one, but music-y frienRAB of mine were raving about it...and it is much, much better, IMO. "North American Scum" is a tremendous pop gem. 9BpyTwaD_4s

King Crimson - Larks' Tongues In Aspic Vs. Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage

Lol... took a spent hard drive and turned it into a "half stack": :lol: :lol: :lol: s***s ridiculous... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M21kWLqH77w

Halfway there. :D Not a bad list. "Wish You Were Here" also got me into Floyd at a young age.

We're talking more about the albums that aren't really that popular yet seem to be thought of as the best thing since sliced bread by certain media. Just take this board for example, the most talked about (let's say the most popular) releases of the year were Favorite worst nightmare, Icky thump...

^oh my, I feel like you added some of that on there merely to fill out the 50, but opinions are opinions, eh? Listen to the Cold War KiRAB so that you can have a new #1 :-D

Correction. Jimi hendrix is now winning =]

No pictures, but it was fucking EPIC! It was way better than last years!

"China town" in the game "Mafia" is magnificant!

"I was sitting in my hotel room, with a copy of your rock magazine (Kerrang!) and I didn't know whether to read it...or wipe my ass with it!" After saying that ^ and shouting "Ireland for the Irish" in Belfast...he's got my respect.

It's from Abbey Road.

Oh ha ha ha ha...

Ok they are so many jimi hendrix jim morrison ian gillan of deep purple and of course his own band gillan kurt cobain nirvana

He told us in A2 like 1 week ago, duh..............

and everyone else who is reading this :)

Long film but very emotional, most blokes I know cryed at the end and those that say they didn't are lying or dead inside. :cry:

In the few months that I've had access to the Horror Channel. I've watched about one film. The original House on Haunted Hill with Vincent Price. If I were to lose access to the channel I wouldn't be bothered one bit.

Definately one to watch. While watching it I found myself thinking of "Dances with wolves" but with sworRAB and ninjas. Anyone else seen it yet?