I can see you're a big fan of Aphex Twin's Xtal. Check out the video that I made for this track: http://vimeo.com/52893268

Thanks!

Aphex Twin . . top artist! :)

thanks for the add, looking forward to checking out your library. greetings from Spain :)

I see u mirin

Impossible since he is a metalhead

holy shit bro that was the avatar of my best friend on myspace

Long time, no viddy, droog. How goes?

That's great. Gil Scott-Heron changed my outlook on Hip-hop music. R.I.P. to him. Do you mean by "placebo effect" by on how people prefer vinyl records to CDs?

Hey bro, this is Nuganato. I decided to go under a new account since I wanted to reset the account but then I just thought "screw it, I'll just get on a different account.".

Awww, okie. Klaus Nomi is an interesting guy to me.

To me, the best thing about Jawbox was easily the intelligent, yet obscure lyrics. That's easily the reason why I love them so much.

If you like that song by Klaus, you should like the whole album because it has the same amazingly catchy feel. It even has full opera songs in their nature.

I'm scrobbling Linkin Park. I'm fucking trash.

Actually, I think you might like Klaus Nomi too. Since you like irregular pop music, right? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gma5IUNMTn0

David Bowie, Klaus Nomi and Iggy Pop team up. Best team ever.

That's good, yo. Venture Bros. is an AMAZING show. Love how they fit in Klaus Nomi.

Oh my, you were away for quite a bit. I thought they might have taken you.

It worked extremely efficiently. Just when I downloaded the plug-in, the songs wouldn't scrobble. It's still a very nice and simple player, which is just the way I like it. Hey, you. Your always into trying new music, yes? And I've seen most of your music being Pitchfork-core, so try this album; http://www.mediafire.com/?lmjithm2wiz

Sounds amazing, I'm gonna go download it and see for myself.

Also, John Cage is the BEST guy in avant-garde music. That man is a legend, I tell you.

Is foobar any good?

Resetting your picture altogether, eh?

Listen to Fixed EP too, that one's brilliant.

Of course The Downward Spiral is amazing. You heard pretty Hate Machine yet?

aw yeah, The Fragile is an amazing concept album, shame on dat Pitchfork.

That thing is SO DAMN CLOSE TO BEING FULL COMPATIBILITY.

Roxy Music was never really good, but Eno was still pretty good at synths at that time, yo.

Awesome, thoughts on his more glam rock albums?

I already heard the album before. It's still quite fantastic. It makes me want to listen to another Brian Eno album. I'm in a Music for Films mood, to be honest.

Hey bro, look what I'm listening to. :3

What's your favorite album ever? I just gotta ask that some way or another. I know I'd end up finding myself asking it anyhow.

Low, because of the awesome electronic stuff. But of course, there's a David Bowie album for almost all of your emotions really.

Man, our compatibility bar is just almost completely maxed out.

Which Eno and Bryne album do you prefer?

Nice to see I'm not the only one around here that has quite the knack for Rap and Hip/Hop.

Yes indeed. Also, YOUR A MAGGOT BRAIN.

Also, age-wise? I'm not sure.. I know I was into reading books as soon as I was able to read.

I didn't get my first computer until November 2007. I found music from Hastings (which I just bought any albums I could afford) and Rolling Stone Magazine. (Don't even let me go back to that..)

Most of my music I didn't even find from the Internet. I read books to an excessive extent as a child and found most of my music from magazines.

That's an interesting tale. You probably already know that I take a huge interest in post-hardcore, but the good stuff. I sure wish a guy like you was my age and lived where I live so I wouldn't feel so damn out of place at school or in my town. I mean, a few people like Beatles at my school but that's really nowhere near uncommon.

What was your music taste like when you were my age?

It's just such a fantastic album to not love but yea, that's quite a lot of listening.

Usually when I listen to something so much over the years (example; Disintegration), it just makes me want to listen to it even more. So much so that I can't even stop.

That's great, I need to get around to scrobbling all my music I have on my computer which is ALOT.

Yangui U.X.O. was great, I listened to the rest of it today. It's like they took the earlier, darker sound and made it more powerful.

In my opinion, The Wall is a nice album but it's bloody depressing and quite long, but in the end, it's very redeeming.

elysiadrake, another LS member scrobbles with her iphone. You can ask her.