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I want it to leak in ten minutes. :S

ONCE UPON A TIIIIME

Most played: World Sick - Broken Social Scene Most Coldplayed: Lovers In Japan/Reign Of Love

T-minus 15 minutes. :wink3:

I still think that Xylobrytes is what the X stands for. Xyloto reminds me of Lotus Flower. :\

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If I might add: The Kills - Blood Pressures I'll wouldn't be surprised if Baby Says makes it into my top five SOTY.

No love lost at all. None to find either, The Pains are truly awful. And messing with the LP5 forum is absolutely entertaining. I can't wait for the album details to come out so I can make them all try so hard to prove that LP5 is actually good. They get so into it and frustrated! :blush:

That ad made me vomit an entire rainbow. At least it has a nice aftertaste. :cheesy:

Well that is just me. But it's still representative of the music and holds an importance to me, unlike hundreds of thousands of fangirls who will just have Charlie Brown from the album without the artwork on their ipods. I appreciate nice artwork and a nice title.

You go and listen to How Come You Never Go There? on CBC Radio 3 instead. ;)

I'm afraid the the artwork will suck and the title will suck even harder.

I'm staying up until 6:45 for this. Only four and a half hours to go. :)

You must hate their self-titled EP. It pains me to see people ripping on Woodlands National Anthem because Regine belts out, it's just such a beautiful warm song. Crown Of Love is probably my second least favorite off of Funeral. They do play it live, and you might have even caught it if you've seen them on their most recent tour. :) Of course, I can't talk much about Arcade Fire shows because I never have and probably never will get to see one. They haven't been to Michigan in seven years, I don't understand why they can't schedule a date at the palace of auburn hills if they're so big. I just cannot STAND their manager... or the fact that they've toured the UK so extensively and did three shows in Chicago while brushing off Michigan and Ohio. But I give up, they'll tour where it sells out completely. I was pissed for a little while because they've been giving Montreal the cold shoulder, but they're remedying that in September. I just want to see one show. :(

I love your love!!! Seriously, it brings a smile to my face even if people just say they like it. Don't forget about "How Come You Never Go There?" tomorrow though! I hope it comes with single artwork...

Not so much Polaris, but any other awards. Funeral is their best album! :)

I'd get together with some local folks for a listening party. :nod:

I personally don't even feel like The Suburbs deserved half the awards it got. Funeral should have won awards, Neon Bible should have won a few too.

Lol, I'm seriously failing at getting more likes. Now I need about 210 to reach third place... I can't imagine any of my other Coldplaying friends would be willing to help me out in a time of need? :) Just like her facebook page and then like photo #5 (yellow sky) in the finalist album. Only five seconds of your time! It'd be a nice little compensation for not being able to see her on her tour. :p http://www.facebook.com/feist

That's something you need to keep in mind; post-rock songs can get VERY long. GY!BE has a song called Sleep that's 23 minutes long, DMST has The Fare To Get There at 19.5 minutes long, Stereolab's Blue Milk at 11 minutes long, EITS's With Tired etc., We Slept at 13 minutes long... you get my point. But what I'm getting at with 3rd wave is that you need to focus on the diamonds in the rough, a lot of talentless hacks in that wave. EITS is another good start for post-rock. Broken Social Scene has Feel Good Lost and Bee Hives, those albums have that ambient rock feel to them that's a key ingredient in a lot of post-rock. They're a really talented band, not even just in indie rock and the Toronto music scene. Kevin Drew and Charles Spearin had a side project called KC Accidental, which put out two albums (recently reissued on A&C) and it's like BSS meets DMST. Worth checking out. But yeah, check it all out and tell me what you think. Shoot me a PM or something, given this thread is for Sigur Ros. :D

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1029, 928... that's all I need. ;)

Do Make Say Think, hands-down. Get You, "You're A History In Rust" and "Goodbye Enemy Airship The Landlord Is Dead", the rest of their albums are great too. It's not exactly post-rock, but try Broken Social Scene's "Feel Good Lost", it's a great bridge to get into the feel for it all. :) Slint's album "Spiderland", Talk Talk's "Spirit Of Eden" and "Laughing Stock", a couple Stereolab albums, all of Tortoise, all of The Album Leaf and Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and maybe some Mogwai if that's what you like. A Silver Mt. Zion is pretty good, too. In terms of third wave, EITS, Mono, and God Is An Astronaut are your best bets. Third wave tends to get really repetitive, a lot of the bands are hit-or-miss. *shels is a nice little band I've picked up recently, they put out an album earlier this year called "Plains Of The Purple Buffalo", check that one out too. Hope that helps! http://shelsmusic.com/

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