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yep, i doubt they'll reform, but they're on good terms, so who knows? a dude from sparta just recently left camp for the mars volta.

i say achtung.

i voted other, because i too like rufus' version best.

here's something of a teaser: http://www.clerks2.com/teaser/large.html i'm quite looking forward to this film.

the parabola remix is really good. and i found the commentaries hilarious.

or... i dont know... try to fix things...

right, but you'll see that regardless of a person's sex... men do it too and just as well/badly. theres nothing wrong with not singing your own words, either. in an era that was pre-beatles, that sort of thing was the norm. the supremes hardly wrote their own songs. does that make them any less important to the development of popular music??? if you take a look back at pop music, a majority of the classics are cover tunes. some better than others. even looking at a more recent example... me first and the gimmie gimmies. these guys dont write their own songs right? are they any less credible? kanye west doesn't dress like a billboard? he is as much of a hack as the rest of mainstream rap. i understand what you're talking about here definitely. but i think you've got more of a problem with popular music in general. the fact that you're pointing out a specific race of people and a specific sex of people means you're overlooking the rest of mainstream music that sucks just as much.

obviously you need a new flux capacitor.

you and i have the worst luck with starting threads in this music "forum" ill check these heroes out. word.

i agree with that. a lot of our planet still hasnt been explored, lots of creatures haven't even been documented. as much as i like space, i think we need to understand ourselves before we try understandin the rest of it.

yeah i bet i could befriend some aliens if i were given the chance. great posts guys, im liking all these pictures.

"space is colder than the air in the mountains where i come from" indeed. also, speaking of space, apparently NASA likes to make space in its own image: http://www.libertythink.com/totalinformation/BlueMars.htm

agreed. if there were only one law to abide by, it should be that people are required to like space.

can someone please tell me why these bands are so great??? or pete doherty's music in general and why he's being hailed as the spokesperson for a generation despite the fact that he can't actually form sentences? thanks.

i like space. anyone else here like space as well?

say WHAAAAAAT?!??! first of all, who doesn't take black artists seriously? what's your definition of "popular culture"?? james brown is a part of popular culture. so is b.b. king. so is dr. dre. women haven't been involved in real music?? are we talking recently or within the past century or what?

i did. man from harold wood: check out the talking heads. the arcade fire like to rip them off too. not that ripping off is a bad thing.

you should um... save your scissors???

its like star wars, blood doesn't exist.

my god the transplants suck

a lot of people i know who don't like female vocals blame it on their sounding "whiny". either that or my friends are just straight up misogynists. i love female vocals. i don't think they're any better or worse than male vocals. women in particular bring something different to the mic and i think its a refreshing change. there should be more females fronting bands.

i found this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angels_and_Airwaves

i dont think it was amazing.... i enjoyed it though. i think that the film itself is an attempt to celebrate film; where it's been and where its going. the story itself is weak in places. theres a large gap in between the capture of kong and his being brought to new york that seemed like a large portion of the story to just skip. i don't know. i didn't really enjoy the references to heart of darkness, it seemed to be a plea by the writers to have this film be taken seriously and to be seen as more than just a jackson was able to successfully portray the sense of emotion between the lady and the monkey very well... except sometimes i felt her feelings were more of a result of stockholm syndrome. the themes like the loss of innocence and man vs. nature were prevalent, but those are also themes that the original film touches on..... so i'm not really sure if this story needed to be re-told.

i don't hear what all the fuss is about.

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