what's the gybe sample on rusty by tyler the creator?

And what do you mean by that? You used to have an Opeth binge addiction before joining this site?

v What about Blue Velvet?

David Lynch's films are masterpieces because of their surreal narrative.

Well, all four films are fucking abstract masterpieces.

You can start with the one you want, but Inland Empire is his strangest movie, and if you start with this one, you will be very confused.

If you want to see more mind-blowing films, take a look at David Lynch's filmography, specially Eraserhead, Inland Empire, Lost Highway and Mulholland Drive. Surely you've already seen A Clockwork Orange.

The memory of the crash is brutal.

Enter The Void blowed my fucking mind. That's why it's one of my favourite films of all time. 2001 is my favourite film of all time.

mos def? booooo! and what lord-surreal said, get into Maudlin of the Well. they're greatness. "Bath" and "leaving your body map" are both great brother/sister albums. a few members of MotW went on to form Kayo Dot and i've always loved their first album, "choirs of the eye".

Go for some maudlin of the Well. They're probably the most like Harvey Milk you can get. I'm pretty noobish to them but I can say they're everything they're cracked up to be. A few others you might want to check into are Red Snapper (a lot like Tortoise), Wire (a lot like Minutemen), and an essential shout out to getting yourself a very complete discography listening of the incredible band known as Devo. Devo is seriously underrated, and is one of the most fun bands of all time. Besides, they had profuse influence on punk and noise rock. Melvins and Minutemen were huge Devo fans.

Hell yeah man, thanks. If you ever need recommendations, let me know. I love Harvey Milk, I'd love to see them live someday.

where the fuck have you been?! listen if you are bored: www.canopy1.bandcamp.com

Hi! And In The Aeroplane Over The Sea is one of my favorite albums too! It's so gorgeous and makes for really good writing music too. And I'm a history nerd so I love all the little historical references scattered in there.

Probably! I Love meeting new people at shows. :D

And yeahh, Saul Williams was my entry into Hip-Hop too, its a really awesome genere, but just like any other, the popular stuff is generally a really bad example and cannot stand up to some of the lesser-known, higher quality artists

Never seen him :\ And yeahh Post-Punk is a really awesome genre :D

Also, woah, Oxbow, Tyler The Creator, NIN, Radiohead and Boards... You have a really fantastic taste! :D

Hella is awesomee, Don Caballero also. More of a fan of the album 'World Class Listening Problem' though... If you like that sort of instrumental Post-Rock maybe try [url=http://www.last.fm/music/From+Monument+to+Masses]From Monument To Masses[/url] (Specifically the first album 'The Impossible Leap in One Hundred Simple Steps'), [url=http://www.last.fm/music/And+So+I+Watch+You+From+Afar]And So I Watch You From Afar[/url] or [url=http://www.last.fm/music/maybeshewill] Maybeshewill[/url]

lot of typo's but im sure you'll figure it out.

yeah, dude. i would buy a new xbox since you would get a new warranty with it. and i tried to listen to the music on you soundcloud but this computer im on at the moment wouldn't pay the songs. im still playing, too. my band played our first show on october 30th to a whopping 10 or so people. it was fun though. but yeah, get on xbox live again.

where the fuck have you been, man? get back on xbox live once in a while.

You sir, have yourself some pretty sweet charts.

i see you like nadja. you can thank me laters.

you like good music, d00d.

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