The Album & Artist Hotdesk:

mostly-metal said:
luis, what did u edit out ur post? this makes no sence! HAHA.

Haha, I was asking if anyone would be nice enough to share Ocean Rain, but I edited it out coz Ferris_Bueller was kind enough to send it to me. I wouldn't want to keep the request coz someone may upload it again for me even though I already have it. :P

Allen, Dave (Gang of Four)
Claypool, Les (Primus)
Danko, Rick (The Band)
Dunn, Donald "Duck" (Booker T. & the MGs)
Dunn, Trevor (Mr. Bungle, Secret Chiefs 3, Fantômas)
Entwistle, John (The Who)
Hanley, Stephen (The Fall)
Haden, Charlie
Harris, Steve (Iron Maiden)
Hook, Peter (Joy Division, New Order)
Jenkinson, Tom (Squarepusher)
Lee, Geddy (Rush)
Levin, Tony (King Crimson)
Mingus, Charles
Pastorius, Jaco
Paul Jones, John (Led Zeppelin)
Thomas, Bruce (The Attractions)
Top, Jannick (Magma)
Watt, Mike (Minutemen, fIREHOSE)
Weston, Bob (Shellac)
Wobble, Jah (PiL)
Wyman, Bill (Rolling Stones)
Wright, Rob (NoMeansNo)

List: 100 Great Bassists, Count: 23

Allen, Dave (Gang of Four)
Bona, Richard
Claypool, Les (Primus)
Collins, Bootsy (The J.B.'s, Funkadelic)
Danko, Rick (The Band)
Dunn, Donald "Duck" (Booker T. & the MGs)
Dunn, Trevor (Mr. Bungle, Secret Chiefs 3, Fantômas)
Entwistle, John (The Who)
Hanley, Stephen (The Fall)
Haden, Charlie
Harris, Steve (Iron Maiden)
Hook, Peter (Joy Division, New Order)
Jamerson, James (The Funk Brothers)
Jenkinson, Tom (Squarepusher)
Kilmister, Lemmy (Motörhead, Hawkwind)
Lee, Geddy (Rush)
Levin, Tony (King Crimson)
Mingus, Charles
Myung, John (Dream Theater)
Pastorius, Jaco
Paul Jones, John (Led Zeppelin)
Squire, Chris (Yes)
Thomas, Bruce (The Attractions)
Top, Jannick (Magma)
Watt, Mike (Minutemen, fIREHOSE)
Weston, Bob (Shellac)
Wobble, Jah (PiL)
Wyman, Bill (Rolling Stones)
Wright, Rob (NoMeansNo)

List: 100 Great Bassists, Count: 29

Allen, Dave (Gang of Four)
Bona, Richard
Bruce, Jack (Cream)
Claypool, Les (Primus)
Collins, Bootsy (The J.B.'s, Funkadelic)
Danko, Rick (The Band)
Dunn, Donald "Duck" (Booker T. & the MGs)
Dunn, Trevor (Mr. Bungle, Secret Chiefs 3, Fantômas)
Entwistle, John (The Who)
Hanley, Stephen (The Fall)
Haden, Charlie
Harris, Steve (Iron Maiden)
Hook, Peter (Joy Division, New Order)
Jamerson, James (The Funk Brothers)
Jenkinson, Tom (Squarepusher)
Kilmister, Lemmy (Motörhead, Hawkwind)
Lally, Joe (Fugazi)
Lee, Geddy (Rush)
Levin, Tony (King Crimson)
Lynott, Phil (Thin Lizzy)
Mingus, Charles
Myung, John (Dream Theater)
Pastorius, Jaco
Paul Jones, John (Led Zeppelin)
Squire, Chris (Yes)
Thomas, Bruce (The Attractions)
Top, Jannick (Magma)
Watt, Mike (Minutemen, fIREHOSE)
Weston, Bob (Shellac)
Wobble, Jah (PiL)
Wyman, Bill (Rolling Stones)
Wright, Rob (NoMeansNo)


List: 100 Great Bassists, Count: 32

LoneLobo said:
Might not be the right place to ask, but where can I find the Creative Commons Desk?
Here. :)

afternoon ladies and gents

read http://www.last.fm/user/tomstar7/journal/2007/10/13/548287/
and any ideas, comment on the journal :D

the Broken & Fixed EPs. i got (i spent like 30 quid on it actually) that NIN live DVD a few years ago (then took it back cause it was 1 gig over two discs with little extras) and he was still playing near every track from that cd.

i bloody LOVE Pretty Hate Machine (his first), but it aint a lot like the rest of his stuff.

and my fav is Things Falling Apart, a remix album, of The Fragile i think (which is bloody amazing too, but a bit arty in bits (not in a bad way at all - i love it - just in a 'to begin with' way - also its not super-typical of his work either)).

I thought the best thing bout The Fragile was the Pitchfork review.
(yeah yeah, Pitchfork sucks - most of the time)

of Montreal

from what i have heard they are all the same except the newest cd, Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?, which imo is their best. id recommend The Gay Parade as being the best place to start, as its their best of their 'main' sound, and earliest of their classics.
(rym users have rated Aldhils Arboretum lowest, but having heard it in the last few weeks it is my third favourite, after the two i have already mentioned.

i love of Montreal!

The Sunlandic Twins is a great album.

The best place to start with the Cooper Temple Clause is their first album, See This Through And Leave. If you can't find that one, Kick Up The Fire, And Let The Flames Break Loose is also a good choice.