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I'd wear that to a Coldplay concert. :D

The Netherlands. And yes, being in your 20's is awesome. :awesome: Independency for the win and stuff. :tongue:

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Yay. :dance: Btw, I might consider a NA meet up if it's in New York or something. :tongue:

We should do a meet up in Europe as well then. :nice:

So try not to die before you see them. :D

YES, definitely. Hopefully multiple times but Radiohead have the annoying habit of playing here only once per tour. ><;; I'd love to see them in Paris or the UK or something. But I'm not going to fly to another continent just for a Radiohead show. :tongue:

"At the start or towards the closing of the album" could basically be anywhere, except for the middle part of the album. :tongue:

My guess is they will make it available in the W.A.S.T.E. shop (or in some other way online) before they'll allow a label to physically release it. They don't really need a label (except to satisfy the listeners' demand for a physical product), so it would make no sense to take unnecessary risks of the album leaking. Anyhow, it will be interesting to see how they choose to release the album after In Rainbows. It seems unlikely that they will go back to the conventional way of releasing albums.

With binary snacks?

Has anyone seen the documentary A Skin, A Night? I saw it in a record store last week, together with Virginia EP (not that expensive either :D). I'm thinking of getting that. Or I could just download it I guess. :nice:

Crappy internet + stupid Firefox = double post. :dozey:

Hm. This is more challenging than I thought. It's hard to avoid listing any decent debut album or just current favourite artists. Here's my initial list: 1. Arcade Fire - Funeral 2. The Doors - The Doors 3. Portishead - Dummy 4. Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures 5. Jeff Buckley - Grace 6. Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand 7. Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights 8. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - F♯A♯∞ * 9. The Strokes - Is This It 10. dEUS - Worst Case Scenario 11. Bon Iver - For Emma Forever Ago 12. Thom Yorke - The Eraser 13. R.E.M. - Murmur 14. LCD Soundsystem - LCD Soundsystem 15. Bloc Party - Silent Alarm 16. Beirut - Gulag Orkestar 17. Eels - Beautiful Freak 18. The Libertines - Up The Bracket 19. The Twilight Sad - Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters 20. The Whitest Boy Alive - Dreams 21. Talking Heads - 77 22. Coldplay - Parachutes 23. Bettie Serveert - Palomine 24. Gorillaz - Gorillaz 25. The xx - xx * questionable if it's their actual debut, but their first album was only released on cassette (33 copies :inquisitive:), while this album was the first one to be released on cd.

Nearly only full albums, although I sometimes download compilations when I'm in dire need of new music.

:dance: I will definitely include them in my list. :nice:

Oh, really? :surprised: I know I can but I'm a bit surprised they haven't been listed yet.

No, that's a stupid way to separate the noobs from the non-noobs. There are loads of people on this forum that have been around for some time but don't post much. That doesn't mean they are noobs or not integrated. Not everyone likes to/wants to post a lot. If there must be a criterium to do this, take the registration date instead of the postcount. At least that is a little more fair, but I'm against any kind of noob/non-noob distinction. It's crap when you are paired with somebody who isn't participating anymore or just forgot, but it's equally crap to be considered a noob (and treated as such) when you are not. I suggest that a couple of people volunteer to make an extra mixtape and/or write an extra review if necessary. I don't mind doing either, already did the extra review last time and it's not that much work anyway.

Crap list. :tongue: Johnny Cash is seriously underrated and under presented here. I had expected The Doors to end up higher, but that was probably too much to ask for with all these Beatlemaniacs here. :D

YES!!!!! :awesome: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: I'm not convinced it will be out this year, but it's still great news. :nice:

No Kraftwerk? :sad:

My "shuffle mode" is BBC 6 Music, in my iTunes library I nearly only listen to full albums or I jump around, manually selecting songs.

Bleh, I have over 800 songs to choose from. :disappointed:

Awesome idea. :laugh3: I'll digg up my 4th songs tomorrow. I'm sure I have LOTS. :D

I actually quite like those in comparison to the first three tracks. They aren't that epic but I'm fine with that.

I skip tracks on loads of albums. It's a bad habit, but addicting. I nearly never skip anything on Funeral, but I just don't like the first three tracks on Neon Bible. And when I listen to NB, I usually only listen to Intervention, Black Wave and No Cars Go. Can't help it really, but I often lack patience to listen to the whole album. Another pro-Funeral argument: the songs are better live than most Neon Bible ones.