Sigur Ros, Aphex Twin, Placebo, and Matisyahu are all good. I think Primus or some of the guys in it made some song called Mr. Oysterhead I heard on the radio a while ago, that I thought was strangley captivating. Right now I've been pretty much focused on the bands Grizzly Bear, Parenthetical Girls, and Ribbons. Also at a local club last weekend I saw this guy Adrian Orange play. Pretty sweet.

As of late, Muse and Red Jumpsuit Apparatus have piqued my interest.

Bob Marley, I forgot about him, apologies.

I need an album. I only have the audible scraps from my sisters computer.

Motteke! Sailor Fuku.
Various Daft Punk songs.

I thought it was "I'm... Ticking... For... The..."

That sounds better. I just plucked mine out of the air. I'm back by the way everyone. *bans*

Also; Kast, for Bob Marley the legend compilation is very good. If not, then get Exodus. Amazing.

I have this on preorder!

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Surprisingly enough, thanks to my friend, hip-hop has pulled me in with it's slimy, decaying tentacles and is torturing me to the point of insanity. But I'm working on quitting.

[toxicity] I've heard Coheed and Cambria. Not bad, though I found the singer's voice slightly annoying. That's just me though.

Coheed equals gay + an awesome drummer. An hiphop isn't completely horrible, only about 75%.

Here are some random bands for anyone to parooooooze:

Dalek (Experimental Hiphop)
Adai (Progressive Post metal) with a fucking weird sounding singer)
Tunturia (Post rock)
Lollipop Factory (Queen + Rocky Horror Picture Show + metal, in a band format)
Raein (Screamo)
edIT (Hiphop/IDM)
Xeltrei (Beautiful ambient pianothings)
Wixel (very chillout ambient)

Now other people post lists to show they're as bored as me.

I liked coheed and Cambria, but ll the emos ruined it,.

Rush,anyone? Our constitution (Written by Matt and Greg, Canadas constitution writyers) says that I have to mention it.

Yay! he's leaving!

Rush ftw. I'm saddened that I won't see them play Wembley next week:(

I'm into various bands, of various genres:
System of a Down, David Bowie, Cradle of Filth, The Smashing Pumpkins, Mr. Bungle, Dimmu Borgir, Faith No More, Dethklok and Fantomas.

The last album that I hadn't heard before I bought, was:
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in late 2006..

As of late, David Bowie - Aladdin Sane (his best work).

I've said it in a previous thread, but I've always considered Low and Heroes his best albums.

Behold... the Arctopus, Dsrthythmia or Psyopus anyone? If so, you techmetallers you.

I really don't like Low. I think it's far too overrated, and I only like about 2 songs. Most of it's just too hard to get into.

Heroes is a good album though, but the track "Heroes" is the only brilliant song I can remember at the moment. I'm sure there's more..

Then that album is not for you, as it has ambient influence (Brian Eno to blame). But my favourite track from David Bowie is Subterraeneans, beautiful track it be.

Heroes has Joe the Lion, Blackout and Neukoln are the highlights of the album, at least in my opinion.

Yeah, well I liked some of the ambient tracks. But I prefered Heroes' songs, because dare I say it, they were easier to listen to. And yes, they sounded beautiful.

His best album ever, is usually considered, "Ziggy Stardust". And it is in someways, but in terms of powerful, fun, refreshing hard rock, then Aladdin Sane is the way to go.

Hunky Dory is also just as good, but I'm a little sick of it. The Man Who Sold the World is very, very underrated. (Saviour Machine).

Well, that's David Bowie summed up. I'm glad to meet another fan! :D

I remember loving Aladdin Sane and Outside. It's been a while, though.

Slayer, anyone? I hurt my neck headbanging yesterday.

Hell yeah. When i'm in the mood Slayer makes me want to smash some faces in. War Ensemble ftw

Have I ever mentioned that Modest Mouse is great? 'Cause they are.

Indeed, Modest Mouse is the music I use for long car trips when I am -1 PSP.

Very calming, but at the same time, well, various things.

This is a long drive for someone with nothing to think about.

My favorite album.

Good name, too.

I only have the relics on my elder sisters computer, I must purcahse an album post-haste.

Oh, and Fascismile, if you ever read this thread, I have gotten myself a SoaD album, so I am not that low anymore.

Slayer rule. *starts headbanging to South of Heaven*

A Mike Patton fan! *Makes love to*


:D Good boy, Katsetre.

Don't be praising me quite yet, it was a used copy, though new copies of Toxicity are hard to come by.

Anyway That guy who does the music for the madness seies.

Toxicity is gold. GOLD! SWEET SWEET GOLD

Over here there is about 10,000,00 copies of Toxcitiy firsthand just about everywhere, at the Warehouse for like $15 NZD.

System of a Down's best album is Mezmerize. Their self-titled debut is almost as good, and so is Hypnotize. Toxicity, although an album of pure genius, is extremely overrated. Steal This Album! is probably their worst. :D


:flames: Mike Patton is a god. :flames:
Mr. Bungle is easily his best project. :D