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Wading in on the Blur bickering 1.Strange News From Another Star 2.This Is A Low 3.Essex Dogs 4.For Tomorrow 5.Oily Water

Bought - A classic reggae release. Essential to say the least. Acquired (through my friend) - WTF did I just listen to?! A fine dub/Drum n Bass release. Downloaded - More reggae/dub, African style.

Unfortunately, The Buggles. Video Killed The Radio Star is a hell of a song though. I'm sure Journey had other hits but people only know them for one song.

Well, he was kind of a bitch.

a day to remeraber wew

Can we do a band version of this thread? 'Cause I got some burners...

That's what I thought at first too, but then you would have to introduce Light, L, Misa, and Rem and Ryuk and the events leading up to that point all in maybe 2 hours- 2 and a half hours. Actually it would work out really nice if they managed to do that.

Well maybe not just the shoegazy stuff from France, but I have noticed a big increase in higher rated Black Metal albums on Rate Your Music. It's kind of more going to be about seeing such a secular genre slowly becoming more widely known around the world, and what that may mean for the...

Listened to Neil Finn's Try Whistling This album the other day in the car... it struck me what an underrated masterpiece this disci s... lots of great, well thought out andd often very inspirational lyrics paired with gorgeous melodies, paired with deep lusteous production and diverse sounRAB...

I make many a mix cd for my frienRAB to get them to listen to good music, the most recent I made pre-summer break so probably arounfd May: 1.Bigmouth Strikes Again-The Smiths 2.High and Dry-Radiohead 3.This Charming Man-the Smiths 4.Pictures of You-The Cure 5.Little girls Pointing and...

1991: Nirvana, Nevermind 1992: Rage Against the Machine, Rage Against the Machine 1993: Tool, Undertow 1994: Dream Theater, Awake 1995: dc Talk, Jesus Freak 1996: Phil Keaggy, Acoustic Sketches 1997: Elliott Smith, Either/Or 1998: The ORABpring, Americana 1999: Red Hot Chili Peppers...

I loved that album so much. Hey do you have a link by chance?

Everytime I go to think of a cover it turns out that the original is still great, so it makes it incredibly hard to think of bad songs that people have covered... Here are songs that I think are just as good as the original or improved: - Johnny Cash - 'Hurt' (original by NIN) - Pain Of...

I liked the other two earlier Lanegan/Campbell collaborations better, but there's still plenty to like about "Hawk" and you've detailed it in your review. I think their music together is influenced by two influential male/female duet collaborations of the 60s, Nancy Sinatra/Lee Hazelwood &...

I thought the new Shins was pretty horrible. Was a huge disappointment.

yeah, Lil Wayne seems like a nice guy to talk to

Yes, you are the only person that can't stand Blondie.

pretty diverse set list you got there...

MILDLY HOT? :usehead: