Excellent tunes..hello from Athens Georgia

Your musical compatibility with CarryThyStone is SUPER Music you have in common includes Dream Theater, Porcupine Tree, Megadeth, Tool and Iron Maiden.

Good taste , greetings from Polans

You have a nice list going on in your "about me" section. There is a wonderful website for that. http://rateyourmusic.com/~bcornett24 (That is my page as an example of how it's used if you aren't a member.)

Does anyone know why Last.fm isn't scrobbling the songs I play on my Ipod. It used to record all the songs played when I plugged it into my computer but it doesn't anymore. Anyone know why?

Great music :)

too much taylor swift? delete it here http://www.last.fm/user/CarryThyStone/library/music/Taylor+Swift?sortOrder=desc&sortBy=plays and in the future exit your last.fm client. :)

I hate when my sister uses my Itunes while I'm away to listen to Taylor Swift for 3 hours. I need to figure out a way to cut the number down by 5/6's.

It'd been a while since I listened to Manson. Kinada grew out of him. I think it may have been because I work at Hot TOpic.

Holy crap, Nine Inch Nails is the new number one. Time to break out Lateralus to change that!!

I like your tase, man. Some good shit.

Yeah brahhh. I really should listen again.

Haha, yeah. I haven't listened to Dream Theater in forever, though.

I created a Rate Your Music account!!!!

Seeing your friends post about Crowded House down there, I have to 100% agree that Woodface would be an excellent starting point for getting into them. Might I suggest 'Weather With You', 'Tall Trees', and if you're looking for something slower, 'Fall at your Feet'.

It's a great site. :) Hope to see you there!

Hey thanks. Who are you on RYM?

Thank you very much, sir. I can certainly help with your request for recommendations. My first Crowded House album was "Woodface", and I do think it'd be the best starting point for most people. It has a rather simple appeal at first, like a Beatles album would. Also similarly to the Beatles, however, repeated listens will reveal their best complexities. Split Enz were a quirky sort, but I certainly think they're great. The best place to start would probably be "True Colours". Camel are quite different to those other two, being much more progressive rock oriented. Either "Mirage" or "The Snow Goose" would be the best place to introduce yourself to them. I suppose "Mirage" would be the most logical, since "The Snow Goose" is entirely instrumental and won't quite reveal as much about the band. Thanks for paying my page a visit, and you've certainly some nice artists in your charts as well.

Thank you! Much appreciated.

Well then post your lyrics too :)

Your reviews and top-whatevers. Especially if you tag the artists in them (I think there's a way you can do that but at the moment I can't remember how).

You should put your musically-related notes on here; I bet you'd get a lot of feedback.

Fancy finding you here :)

hello friend:D