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Awesome choices, even if you hit a rough patch there in the mid 90s... ;)

http://www.rabroad.com/general-music/24604-four-albums-youre-digging-hole-right-now.html Noobs.

most of the good banRAB in my area split up and stuff. i guess enter shikari are pretty local to me. smoking hearts? if anyone's heard of them.

Huh? I thought the idea was to vote "yes" or "no" based on personal preference? You can vote "no" and still appreciate that they were influential, etc.

Don't know about Jesus but I can see Satan on that cover

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HAH *cough* More like Suzaku/Scheneizel *cough* right, PHW? *is beaten with a wooden plank before she can run away*

I liked the part where she danced in a bikini on the beach

a fair few, but i think the first complete back catalogue i had was the Chili Peppers, rarities and everything. That was before I lost interest after By The Way. Californication and One Hot Minute are the only ones you could still force me to listen to. Or such early classics as 'Sex Rap'...

What the hell does I hate myself half to do with emo?.. Stick to one account frances

that is true, but no one gets the undeserved "run" that green day gets

Another addition: The Afghan Whigs Cinematic rock at its best

Tracks: 1. Life On Mars? : A virtually perfect song, on the candidate list for greatest song ever. It shows off his weird lyricism, epic flair and pop aesthetic. 2. Five Years : A wonderful ballad that has a compelling urgency and soaring melody. 3. An Occasional Dream : Another great, early...

My morning Jacket - Wonderful Man (alt) Devendra Banhart - ANything from Cripple Crow (folk) White Stripes - Denial Twist (funk) That all for now, I just ask you listen to any song all the way through before casting judgement.

Bad Metal......I.E. Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Metallica.......I hate it all

It's ok, I prefer the version were Thom goes 'youre so fucking special' it sounRAB much more cynical than 'youre so very special'.

Wow, what a voice, plus she's really mmmmm... :eek:

wtf is with this adding 'core' to the end of a genre. that's just getting fucking retarded.

Muddy Waters, yes (& I can't get enough) the others, in those wonderful 50/60's movies, yes (but I would still like to see them live in their formative years to learn how they came up with this) but mostly these are 10 minute snatches of a few of their hits at the time, you don't learn much...

hey, there's something I didn't know.