[Everyneurotic]

Originally Posted by Пятхъдесят Шест

Was The Replacements reunion a reality?

if by reunion you mean "paul and tommy got together to record two new 'mats songs while chris mars stood there approving" then yes, it was a reality.

ohh, and can't see why would you pit sy with the 'mats, they are completely different bands, the only common ground between them was that they were bands from the 80's that were not signed to major record labels.

[acousticrock87]

Greatest American band of the last 25 years:

Simple Plan

Period. I'm right.

[Cantankerous]

when did swans start? 82? swans i guess.

[Everyneurotic]

simple plan are canadian.

[acousticrock87]

Oh. Well of all the bands to make a mistake about, I'm glad it was them.

[Androol]

Originally Posted by Cantankerous

when did swans start? 82? swans i guess.

i'm listening to Filth for my first time right now

[Cantankerous]

do you like it, then?

[Savage Clone]

Cop is one of my favorite albums of all time, and Children Of God isn't too shabby either.

[k-krack]

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic

ohh, and can't see why would you pit sy with the 'mats, they are completely different bands, the only common ground between them was that they were bands from the 80's that were not signed to major record labels.

...what? they were both signed to major labels...

[Savage Clone]

Eventually.

[Androol]

Originally Posted by Cantankerous

do you like it, then?

yeah its really cool but i just listened to Bad Moon Rising before so Thank You is losing a little steam for me at the moment. I actually havent gotten the whole thing yet and this is as far as ive gotten. I listened to Public Castration is a Good Thing and again i was struck by the similarities to BMR and CIS/KYI. i have to say that from an initial listen Sy seems to also be giving most of the stuff Swans is but with a lot more dynamics.

[Androol]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

Cop is one of my favorite albums of all time, and Children Of God isn't too shabby either.

awesome i'll get these next

[Savage Clone]

Try Cop.
Seriously, one of the most brutal and unrelenting LPs I have heard to date.

CoG is great too, as it bridges the gap nicely between the "Heavy" Swans and the "pretty" Swans. Some great Jarboe tunes on that one!

[porkmarras]

Originally Posted by Glice

In no particular order: NNCK, SY, NWA, PE, Diamanda Galas (She is American, right?), Le Tigre, Prince, Madonna, Michael Jackson (if he scrapes in).

I should note two things: This was hard, because I don't really like that much American stuff; I'm including people I think are most important for music in general (hence no Justin Timberlake or Laura Cantrell, although I love them both dearly).

1)Last night i had the crucial question that pops up regularly every two weeks in my head:Where is the new Justin Timberlake album?A remix thing is not enough for us fans.
2)I left out all solo artists even though the USA,somehow,seems to produce greater(i'm generalizing here so don't start the whinging,folks) amounts of talented ones than bands themselves.
3)Diamanda Galas is indeed american(she was born is San Diego-California)

[Pookie]

I'd recommend Cop & Filth to anyone. If they'd maintained that high standard thay would definitely have been in my top 25.

Oh, and the Raping A Slave EP if you can still get it.

[Pookie]

Originally Posted by porkmarras

1)Where is the new Justin Timberlake album?A remix thing is not enough for us fans.

Oh, he makes me LAUGH.

[porkmarras]

Why?

[Pookie]

I don't know really. He just makes me laugh. Can't add anything witty or clever, he just makes me laugh, particularly when he dances. He just looks funny.

[porkmarras]

Originally Posted by Pookie

I don't know really. He just makes me laugh. Can't add anything witty or clever, he just makes me laugh, particularly when he dances. He just looks funny.

Justin's a cutie Spookie !!

[Pookie]

Yeah, but he IS funny.