LolaM said:

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...franz ferdinand get the thumbs down from me...didnt like it

blackboab said:

Yeah I keep hearing mixed opinions so I'm not sure whether I sure really spend the money on it or not. I'll keep mulling it over and see what I think

"Blazin Hip Hop & R&B" - a compilation of recent music

"New Jack Swing" - a slammin' compilation of late 80's early 90's hip-hop and R&B. the Sexofit would love this.

"R & B Anthems 2005" - another compilation of hip-hop and R&B.

I bought these comps because I know I wouldn't like the most of the other songs of the artists inculed in the compilations.

Death Squad - Theological Genocide
Raison d'être - Within The Depths of Silence And Phormations
Control - Natural Selection

I think. I haven't really bought than many records during the last four months. It got way out of hand last year.

Christopher said:

I don't know this EP, but I have the album they put out, and I listen to it all the time.

I tend to buy three at a time, because the best record store on earth - Electric Fetus - gives you 10% off if you buy three or more. I'm a friggin' sucker for it every damn time!

The Most of Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks (great)
The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute (one of the best i've ever heard!!)
50 Cent - The Massacre (a few good tracks but too many bad ones)

The Cure - Three Imaginary Boys (Remastered)


M.I.A. - Arular


Andrea Echeverri - Andrea Echeverri

Well, the last time I bought music it was four cd's.

Nirvana-With The Lights Out (I was a little disappointed. Should have included all of the non album tracks)

Motley Crue-Red, White And Crue (It was only $15.00. And I have a weakness for buying the same crap over and over again!)

Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory soundtrack (Been meaning to get this for years, finally got around to it)

Robin Black-Instant Classic (For those of you unaware of this band check them out. If you dig old school hard rock (Guns 'N' Roses) you may dig this)

LolaM said:

its a fun listen ...does take a few listens to get into i thought.fav track is prolly "darts of pleasure".

RipHer2Shreds said:

its called "we r in need of a musical revolution" and i dont think she'll be leading that revolution herself. i thought it was pretty standard jazzy/triphop stuff that you've heard before. but its a pleasent listen.

Bjork - Triumph of a Heart cd 1, 2 & 3

today: the smiths "meat is mirder"
diego vasallo "canciones de amor desafinado"
within temptation - the silent force

Ready for the World - Ready for the World

Donny Hathaway - These Songs for You, Live!

D'Angelo - Voodoo