In Flames - Only For The Weak.

 

Awesome Swedish Melodic Death Metal.

In Flames - Only For The Weak.

 

Awesome Swedish Melodic Death Metal.   

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I always liked The Jester Race and Clayman, two of their albums my metalhead former roommate burned for me.

 

 

The Strokes - New York City Cops

Ah, page 66.

 

 

Something live by Wesley Willis. The lyrics are not really discernable, but you can clearly make out when he is headbutting the audience members.

Edited December 13, 200619 yr by Laozi

The Jayhawks - Save it for a rainy day

TISM - Everyone Has Had More Sex Than Me

R.E.M. - What's The Frequency, Kenneth?

 

to me, pretty much the last good REM song.

Bjork - Army of Me

 

R.E.M.  -  What's The Frequency, Kenneth?

 

to me, pretty much the last good REM song.

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"That sugar cane, that tasted good,"

 

Yeah, you're right.

Edited December 14, 200619 yr by Tel Aviv

Tempo - Soy El Que Tenia Que Llegar

{ I'm The One That Had To Come }

Crowded House -

 

i'm lying on a table

washed out it the flood

like a christian fearing vengence from above

i don't pretend to know what you want

but I offer love

 

^ Nice!

 

I got burned out on Phish back in college because my roommate listened to them pretty much 24/7. That, more than any dislike for hemp jewelry or hacky-sack, forged my hatred of Phish and their hippie followers.

 

Still, I admit they were great on their respective instruments and they wrote some very good songs. I mean, look at this Letterman performance from '94. And I know it's hard, but try to disregard their ridiculous appearance - they're actually ripping it up, and I give 'em props for that.

 

Phish -

I can't even think of the word 'Phish' without recalling my favorite Simpsons' episode, 'Weekend At Burnsie's', where Homer is introduced to the magical world of medicinal marijuana.

 

Biz Markie - Just A Friend

Over the Hills and Far Away- Zep

 

then You Wish- Unida

 

Bugsy Malone is a great film, incidentally.

 

Now, I ain't gonna deny it. This is quite an uplifting song when you've got a case of the blues.

^_^

^ Nice!

 

I got burned out on Phish back in college because my roommate listened to them pretty much 24/7. That, more than any dislike for hemp jewelry or hacky-sack, forged my hatred of Phish and their hippie followers.

 

Still, I admit they were great on their respective instruments and they wrote some very good songs. I mean, look at this Letterman performance from '94. And I know it's hard, but try to disregard their ridiculous appearance - they're actually ripping it up, and I give 'em props for that.

 

Phish -

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Could have been worse. I had a roommate who was a huge Billy Joel fan. To this day, whenever I hear the beginning of Scenes from an Italian Restaurant, I want to beat somebody over the head with a bottle of red and a bottle of white.

 

 

Thelonious Monk -- Bemsha Swing.

Die

I can't even think of the word 'Phish' without recalling my favorite Simpsons' episode, 'Weekend At Burnsie's', where Homer is introduced to the magical world of medicinal marijuana.

 

Biz Markie  -  Just A Friend

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Strangely enough, the roommate in question discovered the joys of Phish at about the same time he plunged into that magical world himself.

 

Damn hippies. Always eating all the cheese balls and never washing themselves.

 

Goldfinger - Carlita

Leonard Cohen - The Guests

Leonard Cohen - The Partisan

The Dixie Chicks - Landslide

 

yeah, that's right, the Dixie Chicks

Christmas music streamed without interruption via my cable service.

Monsorrow - K

Manowar - The gods made heavy metal

 

and

 

Vikingarna - Hej Mitt Vinterland.

 

"Heeej mitt vinterland... nu

Edited December 16, 200619 yr by Accept

Local H -

 

that's it

I quit

I don't give a ****