Henry Spencer

No, and are the correct answers.

Television - Guiding Light Radiohead - How To Disappear Completely Neil Young - At The Turnstiles Leonard Cohen - Chelsea Hotel #2 Joy Division - Transmission

Radiohead - Kid A Love - Forever Changes

The only two I have are Murder Ballads and Tender Prey. Both good, but Tender Prey is fantastic.

I had completely forgotten about this show's existance until just now. I'm so getting that if it comes out on DVD.

Supreme Clientele and Only Built 4 Cuban Linx are both better.

Looks awful. There's not a single band on there that I would see even for free. Sorry I'm late.

I have that album, and I enjoyed it, but there were moments where it reminded me of a synth-heavy My Bloody Valentine ripoff. So, yeah, check out Loveless by My Bloody Valentine, mostly.

Hail To The Thief is, with the exception of that stupid Mars Volta album, the most self indulgant rock album to be released in years. It's still a lot better than I remember it being the last time I listened to it, though.

It also annoys me when I ask my mom why she doesn't like rap music, and she pretends not to be racist in her explanation. Actually, it more amuses me than annoys me.

People who claim that they listen to everything annoy me. More often than not, these people turn out to hate music.

Any director who's made a lot of movies at all has made a bunch of crap. Hitchcock made a metric assload of movies, and maintained a pretty high consistancy of quality.

I had forgotten how execelent this album was.

Is Buddy Rich the Danzig of jazz?

The Smiths - Reel Around The Fountain

I was in a Misfits cover band in the seventh grade.

When you were young, you were the king of carrot flowers. - Neutral Milk Hotel - The King Of Carrot Flowers Pt. 1 - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea I am an American aquarium drinker. - Wilco - I Am Trying To Break Your Heart - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

Hard to describe. Acoustic strum-y, with flashes of marching bands and psychedelic pop. It's extremely emotionally intense, regardless of categorization. Pop bliss. This album will never, ever leave my brain. Inc already mentioned this band. I haven't heard any of their albums except this one, but it's brilliant. Inc already described them well enough, anyways.

Forgot about that one, too. Good song.

Agreed. I may be the only person to find Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands to be pretty dull.

The song quality of Rock DJ is debatable, but the video clearly is a triumph.

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It's not so much a great song (although it is good), but it makes a perfect closing track for the White Album. And if you were to take out Paul's stupid intro to Rocky Raccoon, I'd love it.

Neither is this.

Black Flag - Room 13 Such anger.