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Theology. It's possible, but not obligatory. I think you'd have to go to seminary after finishing a BA in theology to become a priest. But I never pegged Alex as a religious person, really. :thinking: [ame= ] [/ame] THIS IS SO AWESOME :awesome: "How does the riff for Take Me Out go again?" :laugh3:

Neutral Milk Hotel is awesome. :awesome: I have 4 songs with my name in it in my library, and one artist (excluding the ones with the performer's names).

Frengers Kraftwerk?

Keane - Hopes and Fears (album)

Ik heb nog een kaartje via CJP kunnen kopen, dus ode aan CJP! Ben wel alleen dit jaar denk ik, omdat het zo snel uitverkocht, boehoe. Vind de lineup voor Pinkpop dit jaar niet leuk genoeg. Ben in 2007 geweest en toen was de lineup echt heel gaaf, maar ik ga eigenlijk alleen als er dus genoeg leuke bands komen want verder vind ik PP een beetje saai. Had vorig jaar overigens wel graag gewild, maar toen was ik niet in Nederland. :dozey: Wil eigenlijk wel naar Werchter dit jaar, dus even kijken of dat gaat lukken. En anders festivalletjes als Dour of Haldern ofzo. :nice:

What, you don't like K3? WHYYY??!?!?!? :shocked2: Best Belgian songs - all time top 100 Have fun youtubing! :P

This is just sad. :disappointed:

Zijn er Lowlandsgangers dit jaar? :D

I rather liked Lucid Dreams played live. They played it for over 15 minutes at the concert I was at (including an evil laugh at the end :lol:), but it felt like 5 minutes at most. But the song was a bit anticlimactic as the last song, I guess. Last time Franz played at Paradiso in Amsterdam, this happened: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4xIhy3lw5g&NR=1]http://www.youtube.com/watch#v=z4xIhy3lw5g[/ame] [ame= ] [/ame] The stage flooded with people during Lucid Dreams and people were kind of reluctant to leave. Alex managed to lure them from the stage by jumping in the crowd. :awesome: I wish I could've been there. :dozey:

Dunno how legit this is... http://www.efestivals.co.uk/news/10/100301f.shtml ... but European festivals in August FUCK YEAH :awesome:

Tom Waits

Who?

Dead to the World - Patti Smith

An Almighty Thud - We Were Promised Jetpacks

Godspeed You! Black Emperor

The Fray - You Found Me Grizzly Bear - Disappearing Act Remy Zero - Bitter We Are Scientists - Mucho Mas Patti Smith - Ravens Union of Knives - Opposite Direction múm - Nice Round The Long Winters - Fire Island, AK Johnny Cash - Hurt Mumford & Sons - Thistle & Weeds

Franz Ferdinand - Fade Together

Harrowdown Hill - Thom Yorke

7 R.E.M.

Everything In Its Right Place, although it changes daily. :thinking: LCD Soundsystem? :facepalm:

Your musical compatibility with MikeGondek is Very High Music you have in common includes Arcade Fire, Flight of the Conchords, Beach House, Sigur Rós and Coldplay. BEACH HOOOOOOOOOOOUSE :wacky: http://www.last.fm/user/evillau

:lol: I always listen to loud, angry music when I'm in a mood like that. Interpol often does the trick (the first album, that is). :nice:

I never really bothered to check out John Mayer's music, but I'm watching an acoustic performance on television right now and it's pretty good. It's just him and some old guy. :nice: I don't like his hits though. Any recommendations with what album/songs I should start?

My list so far: Vampire Weekend - Contra Yeasayer - Odd Blood Delphic - Acolyte Broken Bells - Broken Bells Beach House - Teen Dream Midlake - The Courage of Others Tim Knol - s/t The Album Leaf - A Chorus of Storytellers Johnny Cash - American VI: Ain't No Grave Hot Chip - One Life Stand Corinne Bailey Rae - The Sea Joya Mooi - Hard Milk The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Who Killed Sgt. Pepper? The Irrepressibles - Mirror Mirror The Unwinding Hours - s/t Jason & The Scorchers - Halcyon Times Erland and the Carnival - s/t Two Door Cinema Club - Tourist History Hadouken! - For the Masses Eluvium - Similes Toro y Moi - Causers of This Efterklang - Magic Chairs I'll post some proper recommendations soon (besides the obvious ones), but Efterklang, Eluvium, The Unwinding Hours and The Irrepressibles are definitely worth listening to! :nice: Going to listen to Joanna Newsom (3 cds! :freak:) and Seabear next. :D

I listened a lot to Grapevine Fires when I was working in a vineyard (very, very shitty work). The idea of grapevines burning was really therapeutic. :P I agree that both Transatlanticism and Plans are extraordinarily good, but Narrow Stairs is pretty awesome as well.