Starlight Chaser

I want Amsterdam as well, that's my only humble request!

Q. I haven't read it in a while though, it's a great read now and then but I can do without it.

Mulan is the best! I also loved Pocahontas and Peter Pan a lot as a kid, and The Little Mermaid and The Beauty And The Beast of course. Even though the two latter were a bit too scary for me at times, haha. I haven't watched any of them in ages though, as our VCR broke down and I only have them on video. Typical!

I've only heard it a few times, and I'm not impressed - sure, I knew it was going to be really different, but it's definitely not a masterpiece as of yet. Hopefully it's a grower, but I guess I'll just have to come to terms with the fact that the old Monkeys are a thing of the past and at least they managed to create two absolutely brilliant albums. Bah. It's strange, because I'm usually quite open-minded when it comes to musical changes, even when it comes to my favourite bands, but this time I just can't help feeling a bit sad when thinking about the path they've decided to pursue. On the other hand - I'll be giving the albums loads of chances so in a few weeks time I might have changed my mind.

Kent.

Municipal Waste - Shredded Offering

Thanks for posting, I'm definitely getting this! If I'm not mistaken it's the issue with Muse in it as well, which definitely makes it a must-have for me :D

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I've put some of them on my wall and on a Coldplay poster, the rest are safely put away alongside all my random gig and music memorabilia.

Chinese Sleep Chant! Lovely.

I love them both, but the intrumental version is slightly better.

Oh yes, I need a DVD!

Arctic Monkeys - My Propeller

573.

I can honestly say - not that many.

Haha, that's cute. Well, I agree, the live version of Yellow is brilliant!

7-7-6.

Viva La Vida, closely followed by AROBTTH.

1. A Rush Of Blood To The Head 2. Parachutes 3. X&Y 4. Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends (I don't count the Prospekt's March EP)

Clocks, actually. I don't think it's their best song, overall, but there's still something about it that never stops to amaze me! I don't know, but it never gets old. It's just amazing.

Songs very rarely make me cry, but it's indeed a very powerful tune! And a bit sad, as well.

It's about time for a DVD, I think, so I hope so!

Now that's a competition I wouldn't say no to winning! Well, it's a shame I live in the wrong part of the world.

Is There A Ghost - Band Of Horses

U2 - The Unforgettable Fire