Henry Spencer

Besides these albums, I listened to my dangerously enormous winamp playlist, too. The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band T. Rex - Electric Warrior The Pixies - Come On Pilgrim Boards Of Canada - Music Has The Right To Children

Mindless Self Indulgance - Bring The Pain

Van Morrison - Astral Weeks Smashing Pumpkins - Tonight, Tonight The Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever The Misfits - Night Of The Living Dead Pink Floyd - Goodbye Blues Skys

The Beatles - With A Little Help From My Friends

Radiohead - My Iron Lung

Depeche Mode - Sweetest Perfection

The Pixies - Gigantic

Aphex Twin - Milk Man

I was just referring to the original line-up. I don't think I've ever heard anything outside of it.

As a guitarist, Ace Frehley was barely competant. The sad thing is, he was probably the most talented member of KISS.

Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick Yawn. Why am I listening to this?

Van Morrison - Astral Weeks

System Of A Down - Toxicity

Lost In Translation deserves best picture, but I wouldn't be too disapointed if LOTR wins. And Kill Bill not getting nominated for best score? Bollocks.

Forgot about the new Roots album. Should be good, if the past is any indication.

You mean the solo that Ace could never play, and that chick from the Donnas nailed in her first try in their cover?

Rjd2 - Ghostwriter

Perfect The Clash The Velvet Underground Bob Dylan The Beatles Radiohead Miles Davis Elvis Costello Greatly Exceeds Hype Public Enemy Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers The Pixies John Coltrane Thelonius Monk Charles Mingus The Smiths Weezer The Wu-Tang Clan The Ramones Talking Heads Led Zeppelin Rolling Stones Johnny Cash A Tribe Called Quest Exceeds Hype Sonic Youth The Sex Pistols The Buzzcocks REM Love Guns N' Roses Nirvana Dave Brubeck De La Soul Pink Floyd The White Stripes Modest Mouse Acceptable Neutral Milk Hotel The Zombies Mindless Self Indulgance Bright Eyes The Verve Air Green Day The Notorious BIG Camper Van Beethoven Cat Power Rjd2 Just Plain Crap Journey Styx Lynyrd Skynyrd

Neutral Milk Hotel - Ghost

Weezer - The Sweater Song

So does Cradle Of Filth. Both times I saw them, in fact.

The Who - Substitute

Radiohead - Exit Music After the big build up, when everything drops back out until it's just the guitar, the weird crowd noise, and Thom's voice. It makes the song.

Bob Dylan - Desolation Row Radiohead - Lucky Radiohead - Crawling Up The Walls Queen - Seven Seas Of Rye The Who - Behind Blue Eyes

The guy was a damn talented drummer, and Dimmu Borgir were one of the few black metal bands I dug.