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Much better than the Kurt Weill Ooompa version. One of Led Zeppelin's great covers. The Jake Holmes version is much to slow for my taste they really transformed this song into there own. I never liked Michael Jackson's original version of the song this one sounRAB much more edgier.

PMO is the man. And the album is sick, the vocals sound strangled.

This sh*t hot album called End On End by Rites of Spring.

One of the best Post-Beatles Macca albums and the finale Rinse the raindrops is amazing.

Disliking a band simply because of their religious beliefs (or lack thereof) is fairly closed-minded, IMO. However, as with any simple, easily-attained inspiration (see --> love), this catalyst inspires many people who should not be making music to do so; hence the markets being flooded with...

The Fall. Having seen them live and listened to the album in question many many times, I can say that the 2005 incarnation of the Fall was the best one in years, and sacking the lot of them (except Elena Poulou, for obvious reasons) could so easily have been a huge mistake on Mark E. Smith's...

Caroliner Rainbow is also from San Francisco....and in my opinion are the amounst the best thing that city has ever produced

You've got my attention...

Hawthorne Heights - Silence Through Black And White.

where do you hide your crystal ball at? could i borrow it? i haven't really heard much praise for tweez before.

Canada can do it too....its a pretty cool website though

Radiohead was already hugely established and the constant reporting and hyping of their payment gimmick took the place of the massive marketing blitz. If an artist that wasn't well-known did it, with no one reporting about it, it's fairly unclear that it would work at all. Marketing does tend...

There doesn't ssem to be too much imagination shown here. Wouldn't you want go back and see the likes of Little Richard or Bo Diddley invent the rock'n'roll that most modern music is derived from? Or further back to Muddy Waters or Robert Johnson defining the blues that lead to rock'n'roll?

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even if they were funny, which their not, that wouldnt constitute to having talent, anybody can make people laugh, they just make a living off of it.

I'm positive that I'm not the only soul out there that hasn't been stopped in their tracks by an album, reply for which albums have brought you to tears or and album that actually changed you. Last CD that I cried while listening to: Transatlanticism by: Death Cab for Cutie

And taking back sunday are not?

Hehe, boo boo?

Dresden Dolls- "Doorbell" (White Stripes Cover) Scarling- "Creep" (Radiohead cover....which I only think is better because I dislike the lead singer of Radiohead's voice)

If I had to sum up a summer record with one song only - this would be it: hrjOhQZWU7k