I think April. They're also going to lower prices for some items, too.

yeah i would agree with you then in general probably.


for me i don't have any need to play them anywhere besides my itunes and ipod. i don't need to put them anywhere besides me and my gf's computer, so the limit hasn't effected me either, although i would be pissed if it did. most of all it's just easier to me to have everything together in itunes and be able to just go to the itunes store directly from my itunes and grab some music. i don't buy a ton of music though. i only really ever pay for it when i feel like the artist really earned the money and i want to support them.


it kept telling me to upgrade to itunes plus, and i was like f*ck no. i would not pay extra for that.

I dont like "real" metal, to me it sounds like shit.
Its a bunch of volgar men screaming a horrible roar.

There's plenty of metal that does not at all fit what you're thinking of. Nu-metal, on the other hand, is just bad. There is not one nu-metal band out there that gets or deserves any respect.

Yeah, between parents' computers and being on my third harddrive, it's not the last bit hard to need to run out of authorizations. It is convenient to have the itunes store there, but that's how they get away with ripping you off as badly as they do. DRM is supposed to prevent piracy, but really it just perpetuates it, because those of us who like to share music have to find alternative ways of doing it.

I think Korn deserves respect, i think some slipknot does, and well Limp Bizkit only has 1 song i like.
But those are the only nu-metal bands i like/listen too.

LOL@ Limp Bizkit. You need to look into some real metal, kid. Your ears will thank you.

I don't even listen to LB, my friend does, i don't really care for them, i did when i was younger, i like the song Eat You Alive, thats all.

If you're not even that into nu-metal, you don't want to tell people you're into nu-metal. Anyone who knows shit will laugh in your face for being a sad misfit kid trying to be a badass by listening to "intense" music.

I dont care if people know i listen to that stuff, i love Slipknot and Korn.

what are you? fourteen? you'll grow out of it... hopefully sooner rather than later.

anyways,
POWERVIOLENCE.

f*ck on the beach, charles bronson, spazz, duke nukem forever, neanderthal, surf nazis must die, etc.

oh, & i've been listening to the new ANIMAL COLLECTIVE a lot.
pretty good.

Yeah, well 15, but yeah, i don't like really heavy stuff, Slipknot, to Apocalyptica is as heavy as I get. Well i do listen to Pre School Tea Party Massacre, and Bring Me The Horizon and stuff like that.
But yeah, i don't like the really heavy stuff.

trance broskis

lolololololol

NATE did you hear that MPP is 13 on the billboard charts. Craaaaaazy. And sad, because I can't play them on the radio anymore.

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lololololololololololol indeed, nikcy.

dude, trust me... you're going to be embarrassed, someday not all that far into the future, that you've defended bands like slipknot & korn. you're really young. you just, can't stop exploring music. and, you really really really have to make an effort to venture out of your comfort zone.

try listening to some old old old leonard cohen or something. anything from his first three albums, especially "suzanne," "famous blue raincoat," "dress rehearsal rag," "sisters of mercy," and "the butcher."



eclecticism is good.

p.s.

yeah for real i used to listen to metallica and argue with my cousins about how good it was

Wasn't laughing at you, Steven. Now I might be, though. lol Metallica.

i wasnt laughing at you either, I was agreeing with you :] but inorite, it's okay that was back in early high school

ahhaha, yeah. it's so weird.
well, it isn't like MPP is anything like "spirit they're gone, spirit they've vanish," or "feels," or even "strawberry jam" for christ'sssss sake. it's a very digestible, far more pop leaning, and far more conventional album in comparison. nonetheless, it's still clearly AC. i just wish that there were more cawing & screeching & yelping... oh well. it's still a really good, very fun album.

p.s. blueish is my favorite.
p.p.s. i saw them in chicago two weeks ago. it was pretty killer.



yeah, it happens to the lot of us. ahaha.

Oh yeah, it's way poppier and more accessible than any of their older stuff, but it was a pretty huge jump. We can't play anything that's made the top 200 list, so for them to get to 13 seems kind of insane. I mean, they seem pretty popular to me, but I live in my own little musical world and have no good conception of how many people actually listen to a band.

They're not coming to Atlanta. This makes me very sad.

My favorite kind of music tends to shift from jazz to abstract hiphop and back to jazz depending on the mood.

I tend to listen to a LOT of Stones Throw albums. Madlib is the shit.

Post Rock and random folk indie.

Pretty much everything.
But lately Minamalist Techno/Electro.

The free kind

All music is free if you know where to go.

Does this mean you like hardcore noise rock?