borntohula

thanks! ;)

Blonde Redhead - "Symphony of Treble"

what kind of goth bands are you referring to in particular?

The Androids - "Do It With Madonna"

Black Sabbath - "Paranoid"

i agree. it's too safe... the fact that it's named after their biggest single, and is in a shiny metal box, says it all right there.

im not sure what it was, but if you're interested in that sort of thing, you should definitely check this site out: http://www.futureofmusic.org it has tonnes of articles on that topic, and related ones.

Autolux - "Great Days for the Passenger Element"

Bright Eyes - "The Calendar Hung Itself"

Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros- "Midnight Jam"

ok sweet. that means that i have it then. as well as bowies whole "outside" album. i just recieved it in the mail from amazon.com.

what kind of shitty, hippy ideal is THAT??? please don't knock the corporations and then don't offer any kind of suggestion as to how artists can get their music heard otherwise. sure, there is such thing as radio consolidation, and it's bad. a lot of bands don't get exposed as a result. but you can't fucking tell people here that artists who get played don't make music for the music. they obviously don't make it for the money, since they really don't get any until touring comes around. if you listen to a band who's made a career out of making music, regardless of radio play, they're pretty much in it for the money. anyone who tells you otherwise is either not making money or lying. man please don't make outrageous claims. like "the major label music INDUSTY (yes, you said industy) sucks and has to go after kids who download mp3s to make money now"... right... the majors aren't making any money. sure. the only reason there was a decline in music sales when people started downloading was because it happened in a time of economic recession. there is no direct correlation between money loss and mp3 downloading. see you at burning man, hippy.

i have a remix of david bowie's "the heart's filthy lesson" but i don't know if it is or not. any help would be appreciated.

could someone please explain to me the point of forming a new band if all you're going to do is sound like your old ones?? STP had their time. they were decent, but the only way you can call them the greatest 90s live act is if they were the ONLY band you saw in the 90s. that would definitely explain a lot. i enjoyed 'appetite for destruction' like anyone else did, but i really don't have high hopes for this 'chinese democracy' album that's 10 years late. i agree that axl shouldn't be calling the band guns n roses, it should be called axl rose and the revolving doors. i don't even think he has a band anymore. which is a good thing. he is most certainly not deserving of all this anticipation for the new record.

Booker T. & The MG's - "Green Onion"

whoa nice. what do you think of it? i really like that album, and failure in general.

you lucky sonofa... how did you pull that off?

Sarah Slean - "Day One"

Devo - "Freedom of Choice"

Foo Fighters - "Aurora"

King Diamond - "Goodbye"

Sky - "All I Want" bwhahahahhaa what a horrible band.

Matthew Good - "North American For Life"

i know nothing of the work with chris robinson. all i know is that he may/may not be working with his brother again. also, that video for "fall to pieces" has to be the funniest thing i've ever seen on TV.

David Bowie - "Heroes"