Giuseppe Zangara

I like the first half, but it loses me when it starts getting industrial-tinged in the second half. Not to say that it's bad, but it's just stuff I don't normally listen to.

Bullshit.

Thank you, Agent.

Hey, I just noticed that RickyChosyu's spelling/grammar appears to have improved immensely since the last time I read one of his posts. I've nothing to add, other than yeah, that's obv. Jubuki.

I used to have it in gray. In spite of what Banky thinks, it's a nice shirt.

Fascinating.

Fuck Banky. I don't come to this folder for this kind of shit.

Yes it was. And you quit and came back to TSM like four times during that time span. It was great all around.

This thread is an open invitation to start editing posts, guys. Don't let me down.

Tindersticks is a "current" act, as well. Also, under "of this moment," I listed a band which broke up over five years ago (The Wedding Present) and another band, Wire, who is still active, but had a phenomenal string of albums a quarter-century ago that I am currently loving. What's your point.

of ever Tom Waits Tindersticks XTC The Velvet Underground Outkast of the moment Papa M Wire (specifically the '77-'80 period) Les Savy Fav Will Oldham (in all his incarnations) The Wedding Present

I always thought you liked New Found Glory?! no dood its good charlotte lol

I once went four months. It was awesome.

Every band I've heard on that label is awful. I marvel at their commitment to sign so many terrible acts.

-iB- continues to fail at message boarding.

Not enough people hate the Doors; there's little excusing the hackneyed, doggerel-spewing frontman and the onastic musicians behind him. Awful band.

Many of you seem unaware that hip hop existed prior to 1991.

Chris Ott, writer for Pitchforkmedia, does a pretty hilarious dressing down of this list here.

Remember, Zsasz: warm water will increase the flow of blood loss.

You don't know what "fact" means, you stupid little shit.

The Love Below isn't even a rap album. Anyway, I voted Speakerboxxx; it's tight, lean and actually the more forward-looking of the two albums. For all the talk of TLB's "weirdness," Andre isn't doing anything that hasn't been done before, he's just doing it very well (though the album is bloated and slightly pretentious). Big Boi's disc is the real innovator.

Ultramagnetic MCs' Critical Beatdown and Eric B. & Rakim's Paid in Full

Some don't view it as a compliment, I've learned.

Quit life, you fucking nobody.

I'm going to start sending you things.