Jarlaxle 56
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Got the entire discography on my computer here....I'll get around to actually buying the albums when I get some money. Great band though man.
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Suck- Pigface
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Feel Good Inc. - Gorillaz
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When ~ Opeth ( live version off of The Roundhouse Tapes)
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If you want to read Orwell's best non-fiction book, go for The Road To Wigan Pier, that book *really* taught me a lot about Socialism, and the great thing is that it's very easy to read, but nonetheless still a really complex book.
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I've also read The God Delusion, I thought it was a really well researched book, a lot of good information there for someone wanting to learn about religiosity.
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I like Bob Dylan a lot, my favourite song is probably "Hurricane"
Also, if you like Dylan it's probably that you might also like a band called Neutral Milk Hotel, they are similar in that their style is very "folky" with acoustic guitars and the singer Jeff Mangum has a *very* unique voice.
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Rosetta Stoned and Right In Two
Best two songs off of 10,000 Days, which I find myself listening to the most.
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I love this cd...but can't stand the first song...The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song.
About the only cd I have that I start on track 2 everytime. I even tried to listen to it tonight...still can't stand it....
If you got the 5.1 version it comes with a DVD, there's a great toned down version of The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song with just the piano and no falsetto singing, though I agree it's not the greatest song ever.
Listening to....
Ritual ~ Nous Somme Du Soleil - Yes
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Edit: thought you said *after* this year...
Anything released this early on is bound to outdone by something that comes out later in the year.
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I'm a fairly large fan...downloaded "The Ultimate Kinks". I wouldn't mind getting some live stuff though...
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That was me banging my head against the keyboard.
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Siberian Khatru- Yes
This song is EPIC
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I enjoy Tool's cover of No Quarter, I'm also quite partial to APC's cover of Imagine.
Some other good ones:
Stevie Ray Vaughan's cover of Voodoo Child by Jimi Hendrix
Johnny Cash's covers of Rusty Cage by Soundgarden and Hurt by NIN
Rage Against The Machine's cover of Maggie's Farm by Bob Dylan
Pearl Jam's cover of Rockin' In The Free World by Neil Young
Nightwish's cover of Symphony of Destruction by Megadeth
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Modern Man In Search of A Soul by Carl Jung
Alice In Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
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Bite The Hand That Feeds- NIN
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Automatic Flowers- Our Lady Peace
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Usually the gripe is the other way around, that Clapton has spent a large part of his later career leaning towards pop. I think it's fair to say EC has been not only more active but more varied in his later career, JB and JP have by and large been musically inactive compared to EC. If JB and JP have moved beyond their roots it's been toward semi-retirement while EC has stayed active.
Bullshit, Jeff Beck has released plenty of recent albums, better than the crap Clapton is putting out, and better than the vast nothingness that Jimmy Page is putting out.
From wikipedia:
"Much of his output has been instrumental, and his releases have spanned genres, ranging from blues-rock, heavy metal, jazz fusion and (currently) a blend of guitar-rock and electronica. This versatility has made it difficult for Beck to establish and maintain a broad following."
Also, these look like pretty recent albums to me
Who Else! – 1999 #99 US
You Had It Coming – 2001 #110 US
Jeff – 2003
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Race For The Prize- The Flaming Lips
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Pilot Can at The Queer of God- The Flaming Lips
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Little Wing- Stevie Ray Vaughan
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La Mer- NIN
What's the Last Concert You Attended?
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Foo Fighters at the John Labatt Centre in London, Ontario
March 20th
WAS FUCKING INSANE
Halfway through the show the had a platform lowered down in the middle of the arena and they walked out and played an acoustic set. There was lots of jamming, and a couple pretty cool drum solos and some cool "zeppelin-esque" guitar solos. They also had a brief triangle solo, which was hilarious. Speaking of which, Dave Grohl is a bloody hilarious guy.
Oh, and they played for over 2 hours.