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If the people who did the NIN tribute are the same ones who did the REM one, there's not all that much to look forward, it just sounds rather silly with cello.

Everyone should like space.

18, but most people say I don't look like it.

"Better Man" - Pearl Jam

In some ways, I like pre-MGB stuff best.

I thought this was really neat and a good way to kill time. https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/demo/selectatest.html

Anyone ever hear of Tracy Bonham? She's quite alright.

I thought it was really disappointing. I was really looking forward to it because the previews made it look so funny and clever. It was a good idea all in all, and the film certainly had its moments, but overall, kind of a let-down.

It's especially interesting to see them perform along-side Rammstein as they did in 2004/5.

I'll show you bad musicians! Melissa Auftermaur is a god when it comes to bass. (sexy as hell too) Sexy?? Hah!

The Raftman's Razor it's a short film, but so completely awesome.

For those not sufficiently familiar with my character, my comment was a joke. I like female vocals actually. I think the reason why they're less popular or well-received, is they tend be less distinctive from one another in many cases than male vocals, or such is the general impression.

It's because women are bad musicians.

Apocalyptica's awesome. Their original pieces are even better I think though.

I think I'll have to attend church tomorrow. The most festive way one can ring in the new year.

2900/1 and only 30 minutes before the new year.

I managed to wash some socks, towels, and underwear, so today wasn't a total waste. Still sad though.

I never bothered making any New Year's day plans, now I'm sad.

"Rammstein" (Live Aus Berlin) - Rammstein

Either that or censored versions. I'd just heard they were one of the strictest major retailers when it comes to that.

I really need to start searching before i rant. So the conclusion i'm coming to, is that these RIAA folks PA anything that they can get their hands on, that they deem obscene? Indie bands don't quite hit their radar, so are free of PA's? The more i think about this, the more it makes sense. The first pressings of Manson's first albums are PA free, from before he was popular, and Cradle of Filth's first North American releases didn't have the sticker. And i must agree that it is very inconsistent. Slipknot's Iowa has beautiful prose such as "I want to slit your throat and fuck the wound," and is free of a PA, whereas Story of the Year's Paige Avenue has one, and SotY at their most obscene is "Until the day i day, i'll spill my heart for you." My Chemical Romance's latest is PA'd as well, i would guess for the one line "I'm not o-fucking-kay"? And yeah, Glassjaw, that is quite possible. I never even considered that. I found this site interesting. I'm not sure it has all that much to do with popularity. To my knowledge, "Beautful Freak" by Eels was never popular but has the PA sticker (the word "fuck" appears in there twice). Modest Mouse's "Good News For People Who Love Bad News" was considerably more popular, but even Wal-Mart with its no "obscenity in music can be tolerated" outlook carried the CD without PA stickers or censorship.

"In The Sun" covered by Michael from REM with Coldplay.

And as I've noted in my PA stickers thread a while back, they're pretty inconsistent. Examples Modest Mouse in song "Black Cadillacs" : "we were done, done, done with all the fuck, fuck, fucking around." yet not PA sticker on the album. Rammstein in an interview on the Lichtspielhaus DVD: "It's no time for bullshit" and that gets a PA sticker for that alone.

They must do it a lot.

Americans say the same about Canadian beer.