Have you seen aolstalker.com? It shows what people are searching for on AOL and has lists of users that show what these people have searched for in the past. Some of these people make some pretty bizarre searches.

I have all 4 lovesliescrushing CDs allmusic has listed. They are all excellent, but I'd say Glissceule and Xuvetyn are my favorites.

I've used Maxthon for the past 2 years or so without a problem. It has tabbed browsing, mouse gestures, ad blocker, and I don't have to worry about any websites being incompatible.

I've had a Violet Z1 cord since about a week and a half ago, and I'm amazed at how much a difference it makes-it really is more like a component upgrade. My system has a more realistic, 3-D kind of sound with stronger and tighter bass and I can't believe all the details I'm hearing that I never...

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Supersilent '7' Lightning Bolt 'The Power of Salad' Pink Floyd 'Live at Pompeii'

After reading a few reviews and listening to some of their samples, I think this is a band I could really get into, so I just ordered their new album and Fall of Math tonight. Thanks for the tip, ash!

There's a device called the Record Reverser that enables you to play records backwards if you have the right kind of turntable. Aquarius Records sells it for $15. I'd buy one but it wouldn't work on my turntable.

The first thing that came to mind was Port-Royal's Flares CD, which I've been playing pretty often lately. It's been described as Brian Eno remixed by Mogwai, but I think Godspeed You Black Emperor remixed by Eno is a little more accurate. It's over 77 minutes long, and most of the tracks are...

The Big Takeover-it probably has more indie album reviews than any other music magazine.

How about Procol Harum Live in Concert? I haven't heard it years, but I thought it was pretty damn good when I bought the LP back in the 70's.

I just listened to Frances the Mute for the first time today-I was blown away! It's the best thing I've heard in a long time. I'm going to buy Deloused tomorrow. I just found out from CD Universe that a 'String Quartet Tribute to Mars Volta' is going to be released on May 10!?

I second Minya's recommendation for David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest. It's the best novel I've ever read. Over 1,000 pages and I didn't want it to end. If you want cyberpunk, I'd suggest Richard K Morgan's Altered Carbon. I'd never heard of The Saragossa Manuscript. I'll have to...

I can't stand the Red Hot Chili Peppers or Stevie Wonder, but I really like the Peppers' version of 'Higher Ground'.

I've got Super Ae. Vision Creation Newsun is another great Boredoms album. You should try Acid Mothers Temple. They're sort of like the Boredoms, but noisier and more guitar oriented maybe. They seem to put out a new album every month. I have about 10 of them. I think their best ones are...

Quote: Originally Posted by Asr You know, when I read this thread title, I was thinking, "DAMN it'd be awesome if some talented electronic artist out there sampled some insect sounds to create something truly unique and eclectic." This is what Graeme Revell (the guy from SPK who...

Napoleon Dynamite-funniest movie I've seen in a long time. I also saw Anchorman and Dodgeball but I think I got more laughs out of Napoleon than those 2 movies combined.

Quote: Originally Posted by NightWoundsTime There was some guy on the net a while back with a fairly high profile webpage. His basic principle, and hang with me on this one, was that while we're speaking, our "true" thoughts are coming out in reverse, and at a higher pitch. This was...

I assume you mean "Pelican". They're one of my favorite metal bands. I have their EP and Australasia CD. They're both excellent. I just got a CD the other day that blew me away by a band called Spickle-The Right to Remain Silent. It's intense, sort of like prog speed metal.

There's a used copy on Ebay now, the current bid is 8 cents. Also, Saikosounds has it for $12.95. I've ordered from them before, they're reliable, and they have samples of all Infected Mushroom songs. I have their Gathering CD, it's one of my favorite trance albums.

Quote: Originally posted by Canman My favorite PF has always been the psychedelic exploratory jams of late 1970 through 1971. Live at Pompeii is a *great* example of that. I agree with you completely, Canman. I think their later albums are OK, especially 'Wish you were here' and...

'Are You Shpongled' and 'Tales of the Inexpressible' were supposed to be re-released on Feb 17. Apparently they have been delayed for some reason.

Quote: Originally posted by Nacher I know it's hard to get, but if you can find Shpongle - Tales Of The Inexpressible, you should check it out. It's almost fully electronic, even though real percussions, exotic instruments and ambient noises are used as well, but the overall sound really...

I really liked Altered Carbon by Richard K Morgan. I'd say it's the best 'cyberpunk' novel I've read. I read that the producer of the Matrix is going to make a movie out of it.